Fall '23 - ATU Every Last Thing

Everything from every class

T or F: Panic Attacks are not diagnosed.

True

Social Phobia is now known as what?

Social Anxiety Disorder

In Psychology, GAD stands for

Generalised Anxiety Disorder

When diagnosing, it is necessary to say…

As evidenced by

Exercise that breaks down

Catabolic

Exercise that builds up

Anabolic

Period of “active rest”

Deload

Real GDP is based on

Base-year

GDP is based on

Current-year

Penguin is polar and therefore (is/is not) in polar water.

is

Fish is ionic and therefore (is/is not) in polar water.

is

Duck is non-polar and therefore (is/is not) in polar water.

is not

_______ is caused by fluctuation of electrons.

Dispersion

Dipole-Dipole Interactions are between what kind of molecules?

Polar

The strongest IMF is what?

Hydrogen bonding

Which of the following is not a hydrogen bond?

• H-O

• H-I

• H-N

• H-F

H-I

C-H bonds are always _______.

Non-polar

True or False: Being solid at room temp. is an indicator of strong IMFs.

True

True or False: Solvents are dissolved in Solutes.

False

Vitamins A, D, E, and K are ____-soluble.

fat

Vitamins B₃, B₅, C, and E are ____-soluble.

water

What is a substance that lowers the activation energy of a reaction?

Catalyst

Change of distance / change of time = ?

Speed

Rate = k[A]^x[B]^y

Rate Law

What is the instantaneous rate at the beginning of a reaction?

Initial Rate

The time required for reactant concentration to drop to half its original value is called what?

Half-life

An enzyme binds with what?

Substrate

Molarity measures what?

Concentration

Concentration x Total Pressure = ?

Partial Pressure

The least electronegative element

Francium

The most electronegative element

Fluorine

“By changing the conditions of a system at equilibrium, the system will respond by shifting in the direction that minimises the effect of the change.”

Le Chatelier’s Principle

Adding reactants causes a _____ shift

forward

An acid ________ a proton.

donates

A base _________ a proton.

accepts

Organic acids must have a ______ group.

Carboxyl

True or False: Inorganic acids are typically much stronger than organic acids.

True

Which of these is not one of the six nutrition classifications?

• Protein

• Carbs

• Vitamins

• Cholesterol

Cholesterol

How many calories are in a gramme of protein?

Four

How many calories are in a gramme of carbohydrate?

Four

How many calories are in a gramme of fat?

Nine

True or False: Protein is the least important structural component of a cell.

False

Protein is made up of what?

Amino acids

The average person needs how many grammes of protein daily?

50-65 grammes

Carbs are the main energy source for what part of the body?

Brain

Which of the following is not a major source of carbs?

• Grains

• Veggies

• Meat

• Fruits

• Milk

Meat

True or False: Minerals are inactive on their own.

True

______ makes up 85% of blood and 70% of muscles.

Water

The most effective fat-loss method involves changing what?

Nutrition

True or False: Eating under 500 calories of your metabolic rate will speed up your metabolism.

False

Sustainable weight loss involves aiming for about how many pounds lost per week?

1-2 pounds

True or False: Warming up is completely optional and has very little effect on the effectiveness of your workout.

False

True or False: Cooldown should last only a short time.

True

What do you call the method of increasing training stress experienced from workout to workout?

Overload

Another name for overload is?

Progression

Which of the following is not considered a special population?

• Blue-Collar Workers

• Children

• Older adults

• Pregnant/Menopausal Women

Blue-collar workers

True or False: Workouts with children require excessive positive reinforcement.

True

Exercises that improves a person’s ability to resist fatigue is called what?

Endurance Training

True or False: Deload is not needed for Resistance Training.

False

If the show had continued, The Flash Season 10 would have introduced which long-awaited storyline?

Brightest Day/Blackest Night

Which DC character was nicknamed “The White Knight?”

Harvey Dent

Shaquille O’Neill portrayed which DC hero?

Steel

Which of the following was not a member of The Outlaws?

• Red Hood

• Artemis

• Starfire

• Speedy

• Raven

Raven

Which of these Spider-heroes was not named Peter?

• Spider-Man Noir

• Spider-Man 1609

• Spider-Ham

• Spider-UK

Spider-UK

Man-Thing’s real first name is what?

Ted

Rogue was at once romantically involved with which evil mutant?

Magneto

The X-Mansion’s address is:

• 2112 Raven’s Peak

• 413 Xavier Ridge

• 1407 Graymalkin Lane

• 1515 Camelot Boulevard

1407 Graymalkin Lane

Why can’t Cyclops control his optic blasts?

• Lack of training

• Continuous power buildup

• Head trauma suffered as a child

• He can, but chooses not to

Head trauma suffered as a child

In the 90s cartoon, Nightcrawler converts which X-Man to Christianity?

Wolverine

The original X-Men frequented the Coffee A-Go-Go to listen to a beatnik known as:

Bernard the Poet

Which X-Man is immune to Rogue’s power-stealing abilities?

Colossus

Which of the following is not a major tissue group?

• Nervous

• Connective

• Cardiac

• Muscle

• Epithelial

Cardiac

What kind of tissue lines every body surface and all body cavities?

Epithelial

Which of the following is a criteria for epithelial tissue classification?

• Location

• Number of layers

• Colour

• Function

Number of layers

Which type of gland has tiny vesicles that release capsules of products?

Merocrine

Which type of gland fills a portion of the cell near the apical surface, pinches off that part, and sends it out?

Apocrine

Which type of gland fill entire cells with product, break off, and disintegrate as they exit the gland, releasing the product?

Holocrine

__________ tissue is the most diverse, abundant, widely distributed and structurally varied of all four tissue types.

Connective

In cartilage, cells are called __________.

Chondrocytes

Chondrocytes live in tiny areas called what?

Lacunae

Compact bone consists of trunk-like structures called ________.

Osteons

These blood cell fragments are involved in clotting

Platelets

What is the watery ground substance containing protein fibres in blood called?

Plasma

The three types of muscle tissue are:

Skeletal, Cardiac, and Smooth

Movement of water through a membrane is called __________.

Osmosis

Basic form of energy in a cell.

ATP

NAD+ transports what?

Electrons

DNA → RNA → Amino Acid Sequences

Central Dogma

True or False: Most enzymes are globular proteins.

True

How many bones are found in the human body?

206

About how many bones in the body are consider “unique?”

100

An immovable joint between skull bones is called a what?

Suture

Skull bones that make direct contact with the bone are called what?

Cranial

Each limb contains about how many bones?

30

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the Can stand for?

Calcaneus

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the Tame stand for?

Talus

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the Narwhals stand for?

Navicular

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the Catch stand for?

Cuboid

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the Llamas stand for?

Lateral

Can Tame Narwhals Catch Llamas In Michigan?

What does the In stand for?

Intermediate