DHN 101 EXAM 2 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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In a person with type II diabetes, the muscle and liver cells do not receive a signal
blood sugar level remains high after
a meal because
In 2008 FDA approved a sweetener Stevia
derived from a South African shrub
called
In the US the artificial sweetener _____ saccharin
has been used for over 100 years
,The alternative sweetener that is aspartame
made by combining the amino acids
phenylalanine and aspartic acid is
called
The alternative sweetener _____ is sucralose
made by chemically modifying a
sucrose molecule so it escapes
digestion and absorption
After eating a meal, blood sugar increase
levels
After a late night, you overslept this glucagon
morning and woke up late for class.
In a rush to leave the house, you
failed to eat breakfast. A few hours
later, with an empty stomach, your
blood pressure drops. This prompts
your pancreas to release _____ to
stimulate breakdown of glycogen in
the liver into glucose.
After morning class, with your insulin
stomach growling, you stagger to
the cafeteria and devour a large
pasta entrée for lunch. Following this
meal, your blood sugar rises and the
pancreas releases _____ in an attempt
to shuttle blood sugar into your
cells.
, You go to your next class, but epinephrine
because you're so full from lunch,
you doze off. You awake to your
classmate poking you in the arm as
you realize the teacher is calling your
name to answer a question. With
your heart racing, your body now
releases _____, which increases
glycogen breakdown in the liver and
raises your blood sugar.
Nutritive sweeteners sugar, corn syrup, polydextrose, maltodextrin, &
sorbitol
Nonnutritive sweeteners sucralose & Acesulfame-K
Contrary to popular belief, all of the Cyclamate
alternative sweeteners approved for
sale in the U.S. are safe for human
consumption and have never been
proven to be carcinogenic (cancer-
causing) in humans. Of the following
alternative sweeteners, which one is
banned for sale in the U.S. because
of controversial research that
indicated the substance caused
bladder cancer in mice?
AND ANSWERS PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS NEWEST | ALREADY GRADED A+
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Terms in this set (261)
In a person with type II diabetes, the muscle and liver cells do not receive a signal
blood sugar level remains high after
a meal because
In 2008 FDA approved a sweetener Stevia
derived from a South African shrub
called
In the US the artificial sweetener _____ saccharin
has been used for over 100 years
,The alternative sweetener that is aspartame
made by combining the amino acids
phenylalanine and aspartic acid is
called
The alternative sweetener _____ is sucralose
made by chemically modifying a
sucrose molecule so it escapes
digestion and absorption
After eating a meal, blood sugar increase
levels
After a late night, you overslept this glucagon
morning and woke up late for class.
In a rush to leave the house, you
failed to eat breakfast. A few hours
later, with an empty stomach, your
blood pressure drops. This prompts
your pancreas to release _____ to
stimulate breakdown of glycogen in
the liver into glucose.
After morning class, with your insulin
stomach growling, you stagger to
the cafeteria and devour a large
pasta entrée for lunch. Following this
meal, your blood sugar rises and the
pancreas releases _____ in an attempt
to shuttle blood sugar into your
cells.
, You go to your next class, but epinephrine
because you're so full from lunch,
you doze off. You awake to your
classmate poking you in the arm as
you realize the teacher is calling your
name to answer a question. With
your heart racing, your body now
releases _____, which increases
glycogen breakdown in the liver and
raises your blood sugar.
Nutritive sweeteners sugar, corn syrup, polydextrose, maltodextrin, &
sorbitol
Nonnutritive sweeteners sucralose & Acesulfame-K
Contrary to popular belief, all of the Cyclamate
alternative sweeteners approved for
sale in the U.S. are safe for human
consumption and have never been
proven to be carcinogenic (cancer-
causing) in humans. Of the following
alternative sweeteners, which one is
banned for sale in the U.S. because
of controversial research that
indicated the substance caused
bladder cancer in mice?
