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Sparkly – Organic chemistry can’t be as hard as they claim! I took Chem 1 & 2. OC is an offshoot from that!
They say it’s based on the Carbon molecule.
“They say it’s based on the Carbon molecule.”
What could be hard about that?
First of all I was being sarcastic.
But anyway, how could I answer that question if you don’t list the compounds?
I still wanna hear the choices for that question
My daughter is an OT and i believe she took all these courses, both as an undergrad, and then in graduate school.
She (under advisement from older students) took them as summer courses, one at a time, since they take alot of study & lab time.
When in graduate school, the students who did not take these courses as undergraduates, had a much more difficult time then she did.
I would think that learning how the body & body chemistys’ work, would re-inforce our religious beliefs – what a wonderous thing the human body is !!
FYI, we all say “asher Yatzar” without thinking what it really means, but when my grandson was born with a minor issue that impaired his ability to use his lower colon, I realized what an incredible tefillah we say all the time. The things we take for granted !
Sparkly -“the ONLY people who NEED organic chemistry are either chemical engineer, chemistry majors, pharmacists, dentists, doctors and some other fields but NOT that many people need this course its a VERY TOUGH course MOST of the people in my class are becoming pharmacists and a few doctors and dentists.”
I practice medicine and I never took organic chemistry!
“FYI, we all say “asher Yatzar” without thinking what it really means, but when my grandson was born with a minor issue that impaired his ability to use his lower colon”
I know the name of that disease, even though I never took Organic!
It’s called hirschsprung disease!
Nurses also take orgo- they just take a revised course specifically for nursing students. PAs and NPs will I think also take it, but I’m not sure. The people I know who are taking it want to go into medicine, veterinary medicine, science research, pharmacy, dentistry, and PA.
Sparkly -“are you a pharmacist?”
No.
“what do you mean that you have a degree in medicine?”
Something like physician, veterinary medicine, science research, dentistry, PA or NP.
Sparkly,
I never took organic chemistry, but I still want to hear the choices for that question.
(This is like pulling teeth…)
Sparkly, health is very vocal about everything other then revealing his medical degree which he claims to have.
Following this forum for a while, I would assume that he is at most a PA or at least Participated in a PA program..
2cents -“Sparkly, health is very vocal about everything other then revealing his medical degree which he claims to have.”
And what medical degree do you claim to have?
Oh that’s right, your a paramedic or maybe just an EMT on Hatzolah.
Health, I don’t recklessly post medical advice online while claiming to have some degree, you on the other hand frequently provide advice and keep on mentioning that you have earned a degree and practice medicine.
Instead of answering, you just turn on those that respectfully question you, which leaves us with greater questions on your integrity.
Who cares if I am an er tech or an anesthesiologist. Or a plumber that plays Doctor online, I’m not stepping on anyone nor providing any medical advice.
I still believe that you did attempt a PA program..
Sparkly
“you CANT become a doctor if you havent taken organic chemistry thats one of the weed out classes for doctors.”
there are a few schools that dont require organic chem (at least this was true 15 years ago), however it is on the MCAT so skipping it and narrowing yourself to a few medical schools and studying it on your own for the MCAT, while possible, isnt a good idea.
BTW
Your question about constitutional isomers made me smile. I remember well how on the final we were hoping there would be a lot of questions regarding structures and naming that that is by far the easiest part of the course.
good luck
Sparkly, very true what you wrote. However Health has frequently posted medical advice and keeps on describing himself as someone that actively practices medicine.
I am here for a while, I still remember when he was constantly caught pasting things from Google.. Not understanding basic medical stuff and getting all worked up when being called out, similar to what he just did when all I did was ask what degree is has earned.
He has no problem describing his personal life such as where he lives or about being a divorcee. Nor about once being a volunteer EMT or attending Turo. Yet when asked about his level of certification to back the online profile he has created, he goes on the offensive.
2cents -“Following this forum for a while, I would assume that he is at most a PA or at least Participated in a PA program..
However Health has frequently posted medical advice and keeps on describing himself as someone that actively practices medicine.
I am here for a while, I still remember when he was constantly caught pasting things from Google.. Not understanding basic medical stuff and getting all worked up when being called out, similar to what he just did when all I did was ask what degree is has earned.”
Health, I don’t recklessly post medical advice online while claiming to have some degree, you on the other hand frequently provide advice and keep on mentioning that you have earned a degree and practice medicine.”
Stop contradicting yourself!
First you say “I’m at the most a PA” and then you say “I don’t understand basic medical stuff and keep on mentioning that you have earned a degree and practice medicine”.
Well which one is it?!?
And what makes you the know-it-all, just because you’re on Hatzoloh?!?
And btw, there is a reason to post from Google, instead of my medical books. It’s called copyright! As long as I make sure the info is indeed correct!
Sparkly -“2scents – so he wants to be a doctor so online he describes himself as a doctor where really he is ISNT unfortunately those are the kinds of people in real life that they try making themselves feel like they know everything where really they dont know as much as the person like myself knows and tries competing against people like me and ends up in an argument and not being invited back to that persons house. so he should learn manners and not try being a phony.”
Don’t be so gullible! Some people will post anything at all because they have an agenda!
Health, who cares what I am or if I even have any association with the medical community. This was never about me, I never claimed to be anything or practice medicine nor did I make any claim to have any training.
Yet you have built this online persona of being someone that actively practices medicine and to know it all, its more then right to respectfully ask you if your a doctor, PA, NP, RT or none of the above..
And you do make me laugh with your excuse for copy pasting from the internet..
2cents -“Yet you have built this online persona of being someone that actively practices medicine and to know it all, its more then right to respectfully ask you if your a doctor, PA, NP, RT or none of the above.”
What you don’t understand or what you don’t want to understand, (btw, I think I posted this before), it’s not about me! I post things that I think will help people! If it was a personal relationship, I’d have a plaque on the wall and charge a fee.
As far as what I’ve posted about myself, it’s because those things I feel comfortable revealing, other things like my degrees, I don’t!
“And you do make me laugh with your excuse for copy pasting from the internet..”
It wasn’t an excuse! I live in the real world, not just like in the Frum Shetels, like Monsey! There are laws, like copyright laws!
Do you follow Goyishe laws or it doesn’t apply to you?!?
There is nothing wrong with quoting a source, you can even post the exact wording as long as you reveal the source (unlike what you have done in the past), your sources are simple google searches and your understanding of most stuff are on a very basic level.
Real people with real lives and real degrees don’t behave the way you do, if they decide to participate in a discussion or debate, they understand that they are just another participant there will always be an opposing opinion or study to almost everything, the fact that you googled it or saw something on webMD doesn’t mean this is the bottom line.
I don’t think I have ever read anything that you explained with decent logic and proper references, only some copy/pastes, no one here is asking YOU for advice more than they are asking anyone else, its you in your own bubble that created this online persona so now you must prove it all the time, oh.. It’s about helping people and your free advice.. Really!? So why do you get all worked up and make sure to have the final word using childish and silly arguments? It’s just the doctor in his spare time offering bro Bono advice.
There is nothing wrong with quoting a source, you can even post the exact wording as long as you reveal the source (unlike what you have done in the past), your sources are simple google searches and your understanding of most stuff are on a very basic level.
Real people with real lives and real degrees don’t behave the way you do, if they decide to participate in a discussion or debate, they understand that they are just another participant there will always be an opposing opinion or study to almost everything, the fact that you googled it or saw something on webMD doesn’t mean this is the bottom line.
I don’t think I have ever read anything that you explained with decent logic and proper references, only some copy/pastes, no one here is asking YOU for advice more than they are asking anyone else, its you in your own bubble that created this online persona so now you must prove it all the time, oh.. It’s about helping people and your free advice.. Really!? So why do you get all worked up and make sure to have the final word using childish and silly arguments? It’s just the doctor in his spare time offering bro Bono advice.
2cents -“There is nothing wrong with quoting a source, you can even post the exact wording as long as you reveal the source (unlike what you have done in the past), your sources are simple google searches and your understanding of most stuff are on a very basic level.”
You’re correct! And that’s the way I did it in college.
Do you think that I’m writing a professional paper?!?
Did you ever go to college or just some EMT class?
“Real people with real lives and real degrees don’t behave the way you do, if they decide to participate in a discussion or debate, they understand that they are just another participant there will always be an opposing opinion or study to almost everything, the fact that you googled it or saw something on webMD doesn’t mean this is the bottom line.”
There is a reason I quote from places like WebMD, it’s Not time consuming! From my previous post: “And btw, there is a reason to post from Google, instead of my medical books. It’s called copyright!”
“doesn’t mean this is the bottom line.”
You must of missed this line -“As long as I make sure the info is indeed correct!”
“I don’t think I have ever read anything that you explained with decent logic and proper references, only some copy/pastes, no one here is asking YOU for advice more than they are asking anyone else, its you in your own bubble that created this online persona so now you must prove it all the time, oh.. It’s about helping people and your free advice.. Really!? So why do you get all worked up and make sure to have the final word using childish and silly arguments? It’s just the doctor in his spare time offering bro Bono advice”
You obviously have some agenda! If you don’t like my posts – then don’t read them! If you think my recommendation to purchase BabyAlert for car seats is foolish, then don’t buy them! (From the topic called – Reminder! Do not leave kids locked in cars.)
You could be just like other Frum people that I’ve seen, that the kids jump around in the car – no seat belt or no car seat!!!
Sparkly -“Health – what do you think as youve read from my posts you should know the obvious answer?”
What’s the question?
“also i heard that monsey is VERY yeshivish why is that? they have no mo people?”
They actually have some MO people that live “up the hill”.
Is this the coffee room or a homework forum? And why is everyone picking on HEALTH?
Sparkly -“since people were asking for questions here it goes: Proteins are synthesized at the ______________ (organelle) based on the sequence of nucleotides in _______________ (macromolecule). this is a review from the first biology class due on wednesday h’h. i wanted to see if anyone could answer this??? i answered that the first blank was ribosome and the second blank mRNA? what do you think?”
Tutoring costs money! Here’s one freebie:
Proteins are synthesized at the _ribosome_____ (organelle) based on the sequence of nucleotides in _nucleic acid____ (macromolecule).
I looked it up to make sure I’m correct!
I would also have answered mRNA, nucleic acid is general, could also include DNA.
Sparkly -“Health – why nucleic acid and NOT mRNA? isnt mRNA a type of nucleic acid??? this is for my a and p class its a review from biology 1 class that i took 2 years ago.”
Because mRNA is not a (macromolecule)!
Sparkly -“Health – its 2 against one its my grade. so ill choose the more popular answer of mRNA.”
You just proved that it doesn’t pay to do freebies!
At least when I charge, I get something out of it!
But you could Google it yourself and see why I’m right!!!
IT should go without saying that as always Health is simply wrong.
There are three macromolecules: Carbohydrates, Proteins and nucleic acids (some include lipids as well).
Nucleic acids include DNA, mRNA, rRNA and tRNA.
Now if nucleic acids are macromolecules, and mRNA is a nucleic acid (both true) then obviously mRNA is a macromolecule.
Both are arguably correct in the question. But mRNA is more specific and perhaps more correct
This statment “Because mRNA is not a (macromolecule)!” is gibberish.
Why is mRNA not a macromolecule?
A macromolecule is a large molecule made up of smaller building blocks. There are 4 classes of biological macromolecules: protein, lipids, carbohydrates and nucleic acids. By this definition only, the answer would be nucleic acids.
But RNA is one of two types of nucleic acids, so it is also a macromolecule.
Here’s some quotes to back me up:
Ribonucleic acid, or RNA is one of the three major biological macromolecules that are essential for all known forms of life (along with DNA and proteins). (RNA society)
Is it right to give someone answers to the test while the test is given? I am not an attorney but I do know that the NY State it is criminal to provide answers to a Department of Motor Vehicles CDL test and people who are caught go to jail.
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