Basic enzymology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Physiology - - The study of function Homeostasis - - maintenance of the same state - maintaining order - requires energy and a means to utilized the energy Glucose Fatty Acids Amino Acids Volatile Fatty Acids Ketone - - Sources of energy

Physiology - - The study of function Homeostasis - - maintenance of the same state - maintaining order - requires energy and a means to utilized the energy Glucose Fatty Acids Amino Acids Volatile Fatty Acids Ketone - - Sources of energy

Page 10 Video Notes for Units 2-7 Unit 2 – Amino Acids, Peptide Bonds, Protein Structure  Amino Acid: building blocks of proteins  Monomer: single amino acid  Polymer: amino acid chain of linked monomers called polypeptides  Amino Group: N with at least 1 H, can be NH2 or NH3  Hydrogen Hat: between amino group and carboxyl group, attached to alpha carbon  Variable Group “side chain” “R”: unique portion of amino acid  Carboxyl Group: C with 2 attached O’...

Basic Enzymology

BASICS BASICS ■ Challenging, defensive, or disapproving responses ■ Direct probing and “how” and “why” questions ■ Interruptions, environmental noise, or extremes in temperature ■ Trite, common expressions (clichés) Leadership Leadership and Management Terms ■ Accountability: Answerable for actions/judgments regarding care ■ Autonomy: Nurse can make independent decision to decide/act ■ Case management: Coordination of int...

NUR6003: Advanced Pathophysiology DNP: Graduate Nursing: 2017 Summer Semester Dr. Morgan Jessica L. Clement, RN BSN Unit 1 PowerPoint Presentations/Lessons Lesson 1.1: Cellular Health & Injury Chapter 1 Cellular Health & Injury • The Cell o Basic unit of health o Diseases affect cells first, then the whole body • Homeostasis o Narrow range of an intracellular environment based on physiological parameters • Cellular Stress o Adaptation o Reversible Injury o Irreversible I...

Unit 2 – Amino Acids, Peptide Bonds, Protein Structure  Amino Acid: building blocks of proteins  Monomer: single amino acid  Polymer: amino acid chain of linked monomers called polypeptides  Amino Group: N with at least 1 H, can be NH2 or NH3  Hydrogen Hat: between amino group and carboxyl group, attached to alpha carbon  Variable Group “side chain” “R”: unique portion of amino acid  Carboxyl Group: C with 2 attached O’s, can be COOH, or COO  Hydroph...