What is a catalyst, What is the Octet Rule? What is its

What is a catalyst

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Questions:

1. What is the Octet Rule? What is its purpose?

2. What is a catalyst? In biological systems, catalysts are typically which variety of molecule?

3. Know differences between DNA and RNA.

4. Know a bit about the pH scale. What is considered an acid? Base?

5. Hydrolysis reactions vs Dehydration reactions

6. What 4 things are necessary for a structure to be considered a cell? What are organelles? Know the various organelles and their functions.

7. Know active transport vs passive transport

8. Mitosis vs Meiosis

9. What is transcription? Translation? Why are these processes needed?

10. What are the 4 types of tissues? Know characteristics for each type.

11. Know the various cell junctions.

12. Know what each of the following suffixes denotes: -cyte; -blast; -clast

13. What is a fibrosis?

14. Know differences between the various kinds of muscle tissue.

15. What are the four cells associated with the epidermis? W1. Know the various levels of organization and be able to define each level. what does each do?

16. Know the layers of the epidermis in both thin skin and thick skin. Where do you find thick skin?

17. Know the ABCD of assessing dermal issues.

18. Know the various colors associated with skin (please see the additional power point on eCampus).

19. Know the Rule of 9s for an adult. Be able to calculate total skin surface area affected by thermal burns.

20. Know the differences between 1st , 2nd and 3rd degree burns.

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