Exam 1 Review
What is pKa?
Carbs are broken down into three forms
What is glucose, galactose, fructose?
High concentrations are of this drug are seen in the Chemoreceptor trigger zone
What is Serotonin (5-HT)
Fatty acids provide this much more energy than glucose
What is 150x?
The three main ions that contribute the most to RMP
What is Na Cl and K?
This enzyme speeds up the conversion of CO2 and Water to Carbonic Acid
The ATP net of NADH
What is 3 ATP
Ketamine blocks this glutamate receptor
What is NMDA
The elimination half time of insulin
What is 5-10 minutes?
This equation calculates RMP
What is Goldman-Hodkins Kats?
What the drug does to the body
What is pharmacodynamics?
The enzyme that takes Glucose-1-phosphate to glycogen
What is glycogen synthase?
Propfol, etomidate, and benzos
The process in which fatty acids form Acetyl- Coa
What is beta oxidation
Cardiac myocytes have a plateau due to this
What is influx of Ca2+ sustaining AP
The time delay between measured concentration and effect
What is hysteresis?
The important rate limiting step in glycolysis
What is fructose-1-6 biphosphonate
What is Norepi?
Shuttle to transport protons and electrons across the mitochondrial membrane
What is Coenzyme Q
This leads to absolute refractory of the cell
Presents with Low 2,3 - DPG and decreased unloading to the tissues
The enzyme that forms oxolacetate from malate
What is Maleate Dehydrogenase?
Opioid receptors facilitate the release of this NT
What is dopamine?
Deaminated alanine leads to this substance
Pyruvic acid
the 61 of the Nernst Equation signifies this
What is:
universal gas constant
absolute temperature
ion valence
electrical constant