Introduction to Biochemistry for Nurses: Biomolecules and Composition

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Which of the following is the main reason why carbon is predominant in living systems?

Its ability to form long chains and rings

What are the main elements that biomolecules are composed of?

Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorous, and sulfur

What is the building block (monomer) of proteins?

Amino Acids

Which molecules compose living things according to the provided information?

Biomolecules

Why are carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorous, and sulfur significant in living organisms?

They can form stable covalent bonds

What can carbon covalently bond with?

Up to four other atoms

What is the main role of water in cells according to the provided information?

Water is a major component of cells

Which is the main reason why carbon is more abundant in living organisms than in the rest of the universe?

Its ability to form diverse organic compounds

'Nucleic Acids' are composed of which main elements according to the provided information?

'Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorous'

This quiz provides an introduction to biochemistry for nurses, focusing on biomolecules and their composition. It covers the definition of biochemistry, the building blocks and macromolecules of biomolecules, and the elements they are composed of.

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