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1 What are the four major elements in the body?

2 What is an ion? What is the definition of an electrolyte?
Why are they important in the body?

3 What are some important electrolytes in the body?

4 What is the difference between a cation and an anion?

5 What is the pH scale and why is it important?
What is pH? What is the pH scale and why is it important?

6 What is the pH Scale? What is the pH of blood?

7 Why are they important in the body?
What is a buffer? Why are they important in the body?

8 What is the chemical formula for a carbohydrate?

9 What are three things that carbohydrates do in the body?

10 What is a protein? What are 3 of it’s functions?

11 What are the building blocks of proteins?

12 What is a lipid? What are 3 of it’s functions?

13 What is a triglyceride? What is their importace in the body?

14 Name four other lipids in the body and one thing they do for the body

15 What are the two nucleic acids and what do they do in the body?

16 Explain what is happening in this chemical equation.
ATP + H20 < > ADP + P + Energy Explain what is happening in this chemical equation.

17 Where is ATP stored in the body?

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