PBS 1st Semester Final Exam Review_copied

The human dipliod number is

These two test can be used to diagnose diabetes

250 lb, 43 y.o. male complains of excess thirst and low energy; doc confirms insulin resistance

In a diabetic, if a cell is said to be hypertonic, it is also considered to be

The preferred way to determine the validity of experimental data is to have a small test group.

A sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base together make up a molecule of

The restriction enzyme HaeIII cuts between

Which of the following is an example of positive feedback

With negative feedback, when one action increases, the other will

The function of WBCs is

When blood sugar levels are dangerously low; also known as "diabetic shock"

Which is true of the hydrophobic region on a protein?

If blood glucose is too low, the pancreas secretes

What is the specialized clothing or equipment worn for protection (as defined by OSHA)?

Which test is used to diagnose anemia?

Amino acids are the sub-units making up this macromolecule

Which of the beakers is isotonic?

What is a document showing all the sources used to research information?

This is the clear prediction of the anticipated results of an experiment?

The correct sequence of protein synthesis is

Which food contains the most of this organic macromolecule?

This person provides short term care in route to the hospital

This is a picture of which organic macromolecule?

This is a picture of which organic macromolecule?

The doctor who performs an autopsy when death may be accidental or criminal

Complication when ketones or proteins appear in the urinary system is known as

The four most abundant elements within the human body are

Genes contain instructions for assembling

Where are the anti-codons for translations located?

How many amino acids are involved in the sickle cell mutation?

In a pedigree, a filled in circle represents a(an)

What structure on the RBC carries oxygen?

What is the main complication of a person with Sickle Cell disease?

Scientists are able to multiply the DNA from a small sample via the process of

What is the function of the spleen?

A molecule is found to consist of 32% A, 18% G, 17% C & 33% T; what is it??

What is a discrete unit of hereditary info consisting of a specific nucleotide sequence in DNA?

In gel electrophoresis, DNA migrates to the (+/-) pole because of its (+/-) charge.

The function of this cell is to carry O₂ from the blood to the bodily tissues

What type of mutation causes both sickle cell and Tay Sachs disease?

This is a picture of which organic macromolecule?

A deletions mutation is also called

A molecule is found to consist of 32% A, 18% G, 17% C & 33% T; what is it??

What determines the shape of a protein?

Is the pedigree for a dominate or recessive trait?

This is the field of science that applies the natural sciences to clinical medicine.

This is the measurable variable of an experiment in which we are testing for ??

The structure of DNA is in the shape of

What is the elemental ratio of a monosaccharide?

A food calorie is equilivant to a chemistry calorie

Which set of cells represents what will happen if a patient is hyperglycemic?

Why are there two copies of each chromosome within each cell?

Which of the following beakers is hypertonic?

Chromosome with same allelic genes and genetic loci, arranged in the same order is called

This test measures for hemoglobin protein determining avg blood conc. for the past 2-3 months

What is an exam of the body after death with dissection to determine cause of death?

What is the genotype of a individual affected by sickle cell disease?

What shape do purines possess?

The unit in which we measure energy is the

The amino acid Valine is

This is the set of standards/practices that guarantees patient privacy in their medical records

What were the pills at the crime scene determined to be?

After death, which ambient temperature would lead to the most rapid cooling of a body?

The passive movement of water against a semi-permeable membrane is called

This system moves the body, maintains posture, and produces heat.

What is the structural difference between a saturated and unsaturated lipid?

This body system includes the heart, blood vessels, veins, and arteries.

This statement best describes the control group.

What is the by-product from a dehydration synthesis reaction?

If 2 parents are carriers for Sickle cell, what is the chance their kid will have the disease?

This is the diagram used to make connections between ideas, concepts and/or items?

The most frequently prescribed medicine to treat sickle cell disease is

The function of platelets

DNA is cut at a specific nucleotide sequence by

Physical evidence recovered from the scene that could contain DNA is/are?

If a DNA strand is CTAGGT, what is its resulting mRNA strand?

Organisms with two different alleles for a trait are said to be

Which food would contain the most of this organic macromolecule?

Process of burning food and resulting water temp change to measure energy in food is called

This is a picture of which organic macromolecule?

An organic macromolecule containing 3 fatty acid chains is called?

Insulin is a hormone released from the

What characteristic separates DNA fragments during gel electrophoresis?

DNA is a polymer of ??

In Type I diabetes

Which combo accurately represents Chargaff's Rule?

If a disorder is autosomal recessive, how many copies of the gene do you need to have disorder?