🔬 Explore the Tiny Titans of Biology: Macromolecules & Micro-organisms in Disease for the 2024 ATI TEAS! 🔬
Hello, aspiring healthcare professionals of 2024! 🌟 Curious about the building blocks of life and the tiny organisms that impact our health? You’re in the right place! Our latest video, "2024 ATI TEAS Science Macromolecules & Microorganisms in Disease Study Guide (with Practice)," dives deep into the fascinating world of biological macromolecules and the role of microorganisms in diseases. It's perfect for your TEAS prep!
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🧬 What You'll Discover: This video guide provides a detailed look at the four major types of macromolecules essential for life-carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids-and explores various microorganisms, from bacteria to viruses, and their roles in health and disease. Each concept is explained in clear, easy-to-understand language to ensure you grasp the fundamentals and more.
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Macromolecules Introduction
01:24 Structure of Macromolecules
02:18 Carbohydrate Structure
03:33 Carbohydrate Function
04:28 Lipids Structure
05:23 Lipids Function
06:39 Protein Structure & Function
08:16 Nucleic Acid Structure & Function
09:14 Practice Questions
10:24 Microorganisms Introduction
11:55 Viruses
14:35 Bacteria
18:22 Fungi
20:18 Protozoa
22:09 Animals
23:25 Practice Questions
24:41 Infectious vs Non-Infectious Diseases
26:38 Infectious Disease Spread - Modes of Transmission
31:02 Light Microscopes
32:59 Electron Microscopes
33:50 Practice Questions
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