what is the chemical structure of the major organic component in urine. Draw the structure. What class of organic compounds does it belong to?

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Q: Draw and label a structure of: A diglyceride of oleic acid

A: Diglyceride of oleic acid have the structural formula

Q: (b) If a person's blood alcohol concentration is 1.6 g/liter at midnight, what will his or her blood…

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Q: Why is complete clotting necessary during serum preparation?

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Q: 1. What is the function of the cerebrospinal fluid?  2. What is a ganglion?

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Q: What are the main constituents of urine?

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Q: What are the hormones formed from the precursor cholesterol? Name five and DRAW their structures.

A: What are the hormones formed from the precursor cholesterol? Name five and DRAW their structures.

Q: How are oxygen and carbon dioxide transported in the bloodstream?

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Q: Write the dissociation equation for citric acid? {H3C6H507 3H+ + C6H5073-1C6H507H3 C6H5073-+3H+}

A: Citric acid polyprotic acids(triprotic acid ). It has three acidic hydrogen atoms, which reacts with…

Q: Alcohol is absorbed into the blood from the ___________and ___________.

A: Alcohol is absorbed into the blood from the stomachand small intestine.

Q: Suggest a test you will use to show that a given food substance contains protein.

A: The test which can be used to identify the presence of protein in food is Biuret test, also known as…

Q: Barbiturates are classified as ___________ drugs.

A: Barbiturates are classified as ___________ drugs.

Q: bile salts i

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Q: What is the definition of Esophagus

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Q: 4. Draw the structure for citric acid. Label or describe the portions of the structure that create…

A: we have to draw the structure of citric acid

Q: How does oxygen travel through the respiratory system

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Q: What foods are good sources of EPA and DHA?

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Q: What is labortary preparation of hcl?

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Q: Why is acetone present in pathological urine? What does the presence of acetone indicate?

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Q: Explain how the chemical reacts behind the synthesis of aspirin.

A: aspirin is commercially used chemical which can be synthesized using basic organic mechanism

Q: Select between A and B the best drug to lower blood cholesterol levels. Explain your answer based on…

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Q: Lipoproteins are globular structures that are responsible for transporting lipids through the blood…

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Q: Explain why aspirin is more likely to be absorbed into the bloodstream via the stomach than the…

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Q: what is the concentration of HCl in the stomach?

A: pH = -log[H+]  [H+] = 10-pH

Q: Match the drug type with the condition that affects clearance of the drug: ■ A) Low EH drug B) High…

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Q: what must be done with the saturated citric acid solution before it is disposed of?

A: Citric acid has a pH around 2.2 in concentrated solution. This is highly corrosive.

Q: What is an aerobic respiration? Compare with anaerobic respiration

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Q: Explain how cholesterol stones are formed in the gall bladder?

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Q: Describe the complete chemical reaction for the synthesis of aspirin.

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Q: ANSWER IN 3-5 SENTENCES EACH. 1.What are the function of the Pancreas. 2. Identify the different…

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Q: What is the chemical breakdown or structure of baking soda

A: Baking soda is common name for sodium bicarbonate.

Q: 5. Venous Blood 9. Pancreatic fluids 6. Egg white 7. Urine 8. Stomach acid 10. CSF

A: If pH= 7, then Neutral(N) If pH<7 then Acidic(AC) If pH>7, then Alkaline (ALK)

Q: Which of the following molecules diffuse through the plasma membrane easily (select all that apply)

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Q: What's the balanced equation of HCl and Na2CO3?

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Q: How are vitamins classified? Name the vitamin responsible for the coagulation of blood.

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Q: Define hyperosmotic

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Q: Name one antacid. How does it help tq relieve indigestion in stomach?

A: Antacids are used to neutralize the acids present in stomach to reduce heartburn.

Q: Why is Fehling's test not an accurate measure for blood-glucose levels? Explain.

A: As the fehling's solution decomposes with time and becomes non-effective for the tests they are…

Q: Name the natural source of each of the following acid(i) Citric acid. (ii)Oxalic acid.(iii)Lactic…

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Q: Which fluid has the highest [OH-] concentration? A.Stomach 1.4 B. Pancreatic juice 8.4 C. Sweat 4.8…

A: Which fluid has the highest [OH-] concentration?

Q: draw a galvantic cell and its parts

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Q: What is the significance of aspirin synthesis?

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Q: Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction that occurs during the titration of citric…

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Q: Explain the synthesis of aspirin. How does it happen? and why? Provide the overall reaction.

A: Aspirin is used to reduce fever and relieve mild to moderate pain from conditions such as muscle…

Q: Why is analysis of urine important in the diagnosis of diseases?

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