Nas 161

Front 1

Structure found in the right lower quadrant

Back 1

Appendix

Front 2

Structure found in the umbilical region

Back 2

Stomach

Front 3

Ventral Cavity contains:

Back 3

Percardial cavity, pertoneal cavity, pleural cavity.

Front 4

Elements that are most commonly found in the body include:

Back 4

Carbon, Oxygen, and hydrogen

Front 5

Ionic bonds are found in:

Back 5

NaCl

Front 6

Hydrolysis occurs when:

Back 6

Water is released and a polymer is formed

Front 7

Water is :

Back 7

a transporter, universal solvent

Front 8

starch: plant, cellulose -plant, glycogen- animal are all examples of:

Back 8

polysacchrides

Front 9

Glycogen is found in the:

Back 9

liver and skeletal muscle

Front 10

Triglycerides are made of:

Back 10

glycerol and 3 fatty acids

Front 11

Found where diffusion takes place

Back 11

SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM

Front 12

Tall cells with nuclei at different levels

Back 12

STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL

Front 13

contains adipose, forms insulation because of air space

Back 13

LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Front 14

contains many collagenous fibers for strength

Back 14

Dense CT

Front 15

found at the ends of bones

Back 15

hyaline cartilage

Front 16

flexible support for the epiglottis

Back 16

Elastic cartilage

Front 17

found in intervertebral discs

Back 17

fibrocartilage

Front 18

square cells with nucleus in center

Back 18

cuboid epithelium

Front 19

in humans- only found in sperm

Back 19

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

Front 20

goblet cell can be found in

Back 20

exocrine gland

Front 21

ductless

Back 21

endocrine gland

Front 22

pleura, pericardium, peritoneum can all be found in

Back 22

serous membrane

Front 23

associated with cavities that open to the air

Back 23

mucous membrane

Front 24

found on the apical surface

Back 24

microvilli

Front 25

found where friction takes place

Back 25

flagella

Front 26

produces CT fibers

Back 26

fibroblast

Front 27

contains neuroglia and neurons

Back 27

nervous tissue

Front 28

collagen, elstin, and recticular are all what?

Back 28

CT fibers

Front 29

found at the basal surface

Back 29

basement membrane

Front 30

contracts or relaxes

Back 30

muscle tissue

Front 31

Glucose, Fructose, or galactose are all what?

Back 31

Monosacchrides

Front 32

Maltose, sucrose, and lactose are all what?

Back 32

Disaccharides

Front 33

Cellulose, starch, and glycogen are all

Back 33

polysaccharides

Front 34

Three fatty acids and a glycerol

Back 34

Triglycerides

Front 35

Two fatty acids, a phosphate and glycerol, in cell membranes

Back 35

Phospholipids

Front 36

parent lipid of steroid hormones

Back 36

cholesterol

Front 37

Denatured by heat and ph

Back 37

proteins

Front 38

Nuclei with thymine

Back 38

nucleotide

Front 39

Chemical energy for cellular metabolism

Back 39

ATP

Front 40

Deuterium and Tritium

Back 40

Isotopes

Front 41

A sugar, phosphate, and a nitrogenous base

Back 41

DNA

Front 42

Nucleic acid with uracil

Back 42

RNA

Front 43

Site of protein synthesis

Back 43

Ribosomes

Front 44

Major site of ATP production in cell

Back 44

Mitochondria

Front 45

Na-K pump

Back 45

Active transport

Front 46

Filtration, osmosis, and diffusion

Back 46

passive transport

Front 47

lines or covers a surface or forms glands

Back 47

epithelial tissue

Front 48

bone, blood, cartilage, tendons, and superficial fascia

Back 48

connective tissue

Front 49

smooth, cardiac, or skeletal

Back 49

muscle tissue

Front 50

neuroglia and neurons

Back 50

nervous tissue

Front 51

HN2 R~group and COOH

Back 51

Amino acids

Front 52

0-14

Back 52

Range of PH

Front 53

7.35-7.45

Back 53

Range of PH in blood