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Chapter 3 Bichemistry

1.

Element

the smallest unit that retains the unique chemical properties of that specific type of matter

2.

Atoms

The smallest particles of elements that still maintain all the characteristics of that element

3.

Two or more atoms joined together for a

molecule

4.

Molecules with more than one type of element are known as

compounds

5.

The human body is made of six major elements

oxygen 65%, carbon 18%, hydrogen 10%, nitrogen 3%, calcium 1.5%, and phosphorus 1%

6.

The minor elements the human body is made of

potassium, sulfur, sodium, chlorine, and magnesium

7.

Atoms consist of a

nucleus

8.

nucleus contains protons that are

positively charged particles

9.

nucleus contains neutrons that are

neutral particles

10.

The nucleus is surrounded by

electrons, negatively charged particles

11.

Acid

a chemical substance that can release hydrogen ions

12.

Nucleus

control center of the cell

13.

An atom +atom =

Molecule

14.

Ions

Electrically charged atom

15.

Acid

chemical substance when dissolved in water it releases hydrogen ions

16.

Reacts with other atoms which can potentially harm the body

Hydrogen ions

17.

Bases

Can accept hydrogen ions

18.

PH

measures the concentration of hydrogen ions

19.

Acidic

0-6.9

20.

Neutral

7

21.

Anything above 7 is considered

alkaline(basic)

22.

8-9 is considered

slightly alkaline

23.

10-11 is considered

moderately alkaline

24.

12-14 is considered

strongly alkaline

25.

The solute is

What is dissolved

26.

The solvent is

the dissolver

27.

Concentration is

amount of solute in solution

28.

Isotonic

concentration is equal to surrounding environment

place cell in this solution it stays the same

NORMAL CONCENTRATION

Normal Saline

29.

Hypotonic

concentration is weaker that surroundings

Place cell in this solution it will hemolyze(swell)

WEAK CONCENTRATION

30.

Hypertonic

Concentration is stronger than surrounding

Place cell in this solution it will crenate(shrink)

STRONG CONCENTRATION

31.

You would use an isotonic solution if someone needed

hydrating, when placing this in the vein it just makes more volume in the vein...Does not shift anywhere

32.

Hypertonic Solutions would like to wish

lower the movement of water causing the fluid to shift out of the blood and into the cells and interstitial spaces

Water moves into the cell