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trap
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magnet
Take 10 points!
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gift
Win 25 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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lifesaver
Give 20 points!
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seesaw
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fairy
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thief
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How do the tails of the phospholipids feel about water?
Hydrophobic- hates water
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How did you know that Anna Garcia had type 1 diabetes?
Glucose remained high over two hours/Glucose never returned to base levels over two hour/Zero insulin present over two hours
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banana
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seesaw
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fairy
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thief
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trap
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seesaw
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gift
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baam
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Explain hydrophobic.
Water hating/not attracted to water
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How did you know that Patient A did NOT have diabetes in your lab?
Glucose started at 150 and ended at 150 over two hours/Insulin started at 100 and ended at 100 over two hours/level went up and went back to baseline
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Insulin locks into a protein receptor found of the cell membrane allowing a different protein to open so ________________ can enter.
Glucose
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The cell membrane has two main components. Name one of those components.
Proteins and lipids (phospholipids)
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How does the head of the phospholipid feel about water?
hydrophilic- loves water
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True or False: Glucose is always in your blood?
True
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Explain hydrophilic.
Water loving/attracted to water
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What is the name of the energy source made from glucose?
ATP
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A phospholipid has two parts. Name both of them.
Head and two tails.
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What causes insulin to be released from the pancreas?
Glucose levels rise/Sugar levels rise/Carbohydrate levels rise
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