Module 1

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問題一覧

Chemistry of living organism

Biochemistry

Living organism have certain extraordinary properties and all of these can be interpreted in?

Chemical Terms

Living things are composed of ____? + These molecules conform to all the physical and chemical laws that describe the behavior of the inanimate matter.

Lifeless molecules

When wad important foundations were laid in many fields of biology?

17th and 18th centuries

When was it observed the development of very crucial concepts under the history of BioChemistry

19th century

What are three crucial concepts punlished during the 19th century and their names

The Cell Theory by Schleiden and Schwann, Study of Inheritance by Mendel, Theory of Evolution by Darwin

When was the real push to biochemistry given (1) and by who (2)?

1828, Wohler

What synthesis did Wohler initiated (1) and what did he achieve (2) with use of (3)

The synthesis of organic compound from inorganic compound, Total synthesis of urea, Lead Cyanate and Ammonia

Who (1) did a great deal of work on fermentation and pointed out categorically the central importance of (2), and when (3)?

Louis Pasteur, Enzyme, 1857

Who extracted enzyme from yeast cells in crude form which could ferment a sugar into alcohol (1) and in what year (2)?

Edward Buckner, 1897

When was biochemistry made

1897

When was the term biochemistry introduced

1903

Who is the father of organic chemistry

Wohler

What did Sceiden and Schwann enuciated?

Cell Theory

When was the cell theory enuciated

1838

Who proved that microorganisms cause fermentation

Louis Pasteur

Beside fermentation, what did Louis Pasteur discover

Pasteurization

When did Louis Pasteur made his discovery?

1854-1864

Who reported the principles of segregation and infeoendet assortment of genes

Gregor Mendel

Who discovered DNA

Friedrich Miescher

What did Buckner discover (1) and what year (2)

Edward Buckner, 1897

Who proposed the chemical pathway for fermentation

Carl Alexander Neuberg

Who proposed chemical pathway for fermentation?

Neubert

Who developed kinetic theory of enzyme action

Michaelis and Menten

What did Michealis and Menten develop

Kinetic theory of enzyme action

When was the kinetic theory of enzyme action developed

1913

Who first ctystallized an enzyme, urease and proved it to be a protein (1) and when (2)

James Sumner, 1926

It is the profession responsible for providing laboratory analyses of patient’s body tissues and body fluids helping physicians.

Medical Laboratory Science

MLS discipline has made dynamics contributions to the fields of?

Physiology, Pharmacology, Immunology, Nutrition, Forensic Medicine, Fields of cancer and cell injury

What macromolecules does artheroserosis fall under?

Lipids

What macromolecule does diagnosis of genetic diseases fall under to?

Nucleic Acids

What macromolecule does sickle cell anemia fall under to?

Proteins

What macromolecule does Diabetes Mellitus fall under to?

Carbohydrates

Where does hematology fall under in the macromolecule?

Proteins

Where does blood sugar testing fall under to in the macromolecules?

Carbohydrates

Where does PCR testing fall under to in Macromolecules?

Nucleic Acids

Where does Lipid Profile Test fall under to in Macromolecules?

Lipids

These are the chemical components of living organisms.

Biomolecules

These are (1) with the Carbon element that can either be reduced or hydrogenataed. Many of these may contain (2)?

Organic Compounds, Nitrogen

Two major categories of biomolecules

Small molecules, Macromolecules

Small molecules are going to be either

Metabolities or Monomers

What are purines

A=T C=G

What are pyrimidines?

Cytosine, Thymine, Uracil

Four major categories of the monomers and the associated macromolecules

The nitrogenous bases, The amino acids, The sugars, The fatty acids

These are the components of the nucleic acids

The nitrogenous bases (Purines and Pyrimidines)

They are building blocks of proteins

The amino acids

They comprise the machinery of life.

Enzymes

They are components of the polysaccharides

The sugars

These are macromolecules used for energy storage and structure

Carbohydrates

What is combined with fatty acids to make fats and the phospholipids

Glycerol

Medical Terminology (Abbreviations)

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Medical Terminology (Abbreviations)

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Medical Terminology (Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes)

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Medical Terminology (Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes)

(HES 029) Module 4

(HES 029) Module 4

(HES 029) Module 4 Part 2

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(HES 029) Module 4 Part 2

Timeline

Timeline

Muscular System Anatomy

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Muscular System Anatomy

Anaphy Chap 1

Anaphy Chap 1

4 mnemonics

4 mnemonics

Endocrine System

Endocrine System

pmls

pmls

pmls 9

pmls 9

Arteries of Head and Neck

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Arteries of Head and Neck

Module 8 Anaphy

Module 8 Anaphy

Chapter 15 Respiratory System

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System

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M#17 Quality Assurance and Quality Control

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M#17 Quality Assurance and Quality Control

(HES 029) Module 4

(HES 029) Module 4

M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC.

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC.

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC. (Abbreviations)

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M#18 Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, INC. (Abbreviations)

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System (Part 2)

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Chapter 15 Respiratory System (Part 2)

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Chapter 16 Digestive System

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Chapter 16 Digestive System

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Module #1 Basic Medical Terminology

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Module #1 Basic Medical Terminology

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Module #2: The Clinical Laboratory

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Module #2: The Clinical Laboratory

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Module #3 Laboratory Safety and Infection

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Module #3 Laboratory Safety and Infection

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Module #4: Microorganisms in a Laboratory Setting

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Module #4: Microorganisms in a Laboratory Setting

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Module #5: Laboratory Equipment

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Module #5: Laboratory Equipment

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Compound Microscope Labeling

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Compound Microscope Labeling

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Module #11: Circulatory System

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Module #11: Circulatory System

M#15-17

M#15-17

M#22

M#22

M#20

M#20

M#21

M#21

P3 Q2&3

P3 Q2&3

The 20 common, naturally occuring Amino Acids

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The 20 common, naturally occuring Amino Acids

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Module 1: Introduction & Brief History

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Module 1: Introduction & Brief History

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Module 1: Four Major Subdivisions, Genetics as a Career, Exploring a Genetics Lab, Sorting through Jobs in Genetics

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Module 1: Four Major Subdivisions, Genetics as a Career, Exploring a Genetics Lab, Sorting through Jobs in Genetics

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Module 1: Terminologies

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Module 1: Terminologies

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Module 2: Introduction, Cell Parts

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Module 2: Introduction, Cell Parts

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M#2: History of Medical Technology

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M#2: History of Medical Technology

Module 2

Module 2

Module 3

Module 3

Module 3

Module 3

M#3

M#3

M#4: RA 5527 - The Medical Technology Law

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M#4: RA 5527 - The Medical Technology Law

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M#5: Principles of Leadership

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M#5: Principles of Leadership

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Amino Acid Structure/Diagram

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Amino Acid Structure/Diagram

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M#5 Section and Title

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M#5 Section and Title

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M#5 Section and Title v2

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M#5 Section and Title v2

M#4 Proteins

M#4 Proteins

問題一覧

Chemistry of living organism

Biochemistry

Living organism have certain extraordinary properties and all of these can be interpreted in?

Chemical Terms

Living things are composed of ____? + These molecules conform to all the physical and chemical laws that describe the behavior of the inanimate matter.

Lifeless molecules

When wad important foundations were laid in many fields of biology?

17th and 18th centuries

When was it observed the development of very crucial concepts under the history of BioChemistry

19th century

What are three crucial concepts punlished during the 19th century and their names

The Cell Theory by Schleiden and Schwann, Study of Inheritance by Mendel, Theory of Evolution by Darwin

When was the real push to biochemistry given (1) and by who (2)?

1828, Wohler

What synthesis did Wohler initiated (1) and what did he achieve (2) with use of (3)

The synthesis of organic compound from inorganic compound, Total synthesis of urea, Lead Cyanate and Ammonia

Who (1) did a great deal of work on fermentation and pointed out categorically the central importance of (2), and when (3)?

Louis Pasteur, Enzyme, 1857

Who extracted enzyme from yeast cells in crude form which could ferment a sugar into alcohol (1) and in what year (2)?

Edward Buckner, 1897

When was biochemistry made

1897

When was the term biochemistry introduced

1903

Who is the father of organic chemistry

Wohler

What did Sceiden and Schwann enuciated?

Cell Theory

When was the cell theory enuciated

1838

Who proved that microorganisms cause fermentation

Louis Pasteur

Beside fermentation, what did Louis Pasteur discover

Pasteurization

When did Louis Pasteur made his discovery?

1854-1864

Who reported the principles of segregation and infeoendet assortment of genes

Gregor Mendel

Who discovered DNA

Friedrich Miescher

What did Buckner discover (1) and what year (2)

Edward Buckner, 1897

Who proposed the chemical pathway for fermentation

Carl Alexander Neuberg

Who proposed chemical pathway for fermentation?

Neubert

Who developed kinetic theory of enzyme action

Michaelis and Menten

What did Michealis and Menten develop

Kinetic theory of enzyme action

When was the kinetic theory of enzyme action developed

1913

Who first ctystallized an enzyme, urease and proved it to be a protein (1) and when (2)

James Sumner, 1926

It is the profession responsible for providing laboratory analyses of patient’s body tissues and body fluids helping physicians.

Medical Laboratory Science

MLS discipline has made dynamics contributions to the fields of?

Physiology, Pharmacology, Immunology, Nutrition, Forensic Medicine, Fields of cancer and cell injury

What macromolecules does artheroserosis fall under?

Lipids

What macromolecule does diagnosis of genetic diseases fall under to?

Nucleic Acids

What macromolecule does sickle cell anemia fall under to?

Proteins

What macromolecule does Diabetes Mellitus fall under to?

Carbohydrates

Where does hematology fall under in the macromolecule?

Proteins

Where does blood sugar testing fall under to in the macromolecules?

Carbohydrates

Where does PCR testing fall under to in Macromolecules?

Nucleic Acids

Where does Lipid Profile Test fall under to in Macromolecules?

Lipids

These are the chemical components of living organisms.

Biomolecules

These are (1) with the Carbon element that can either be reduced or hydrogenataed. Many of these may contain (2)?

Organic Compounds, Nitrogen

Two major categories of biomolecules

Small molecules, Macromolecules

Small molecules are going to be either

Metabolities or Monomers

What are purines

A=T C=G

What are pyrimidines?

Cytosine, Thymine, Uracil

Four major categories of the monomers and the associated macromolecules

The nitrogenous bases, The amino acids, The sugars, The fatty acids

These are the components of the nucleic acids

The nitrogenous bases (Purines and Pyrimidines)

They are building blocks of proteins

The amino acids

They comprise the machinery of life.

Enzymes

They are components of the polysaccharides

The sugars

These are macromolecules used for energy storage and structure

Carbohydrates

What is combined with fatty acids to make fats and the phospholipids

Glycerol