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, NAD ATP
OXYGEN GLUCOSE
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All of the following accurately describes a theory of food intake
regulation that has been proposed with reasonable support during the
last 50 years EXCEPT:
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The glucostatic theory states
that huger decreases in The lipostatic theory suggests that fat
response to fluctuation in levels regulate hunger.
blood glucose.
The caloric theory posits that total The protein theory claims that protein
calorie intake is irrelevant to hunger. intake solely drives hunger.
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Match the following symptoms with the three types of beriberi:
a. Cardiac failure due to enlarged heart, rapid heart rate, and difficulty
breathing (1)
b. Psychosis, disorientation, brain lesions, and memory loss (3)
c. Muscle wasting, burning feet syndrome, and in severe cases,
seizures (2)
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methionine and S-adenosyl-
20, 9, essential
methionine
a. wet beriberi
DNA synthesis, red and white blood
b. cerebral beriberi
cells
c. dry beriberi
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Vitamin B12
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, promotes excessive weight gain causes hair loss in young adults
prevents nerve degeneration in
increases the risk of heart disease
elderly individuals
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The hormonal feedback loop between the last segment of the small
intestine and the pyloric sphincter, involving substance GLP-1, is
referred to as an "ideal brake." The outcome of this process is that an
increase in GLP-1:
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decreases flow of chyme to the increases the absorption of nutrients
ileum in the small intestine
stimulates the secretion of gastric promotes the release of bile from the
acid in the stomach gallbladder
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, NAD ATP
OXYGEN GLUCOSE
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2 of 221
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All of the following accurately describes a theory of food intake
regulation that has been proposed with reasonable support during the
last 50 years EXCEPT:
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The glucostatic theory states
that huger decreases in The lipostatic theory suggests that fat
response to fluctuation in levels regulate hunger.
blood glucose.
The caloric theory posits that total The protein theory claims that protein
calorie intake is irrelevant to hunger. intake solely drives hunger.
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Match the following symptoms with the three types of beriberi:
a. Cardiac failure due to enlarged heart, rapid heart rate, and difficulty
breathing (1)
b. Psychosis, disorientation, brain lesions, and memory loss (3)
c. Muscle wasting, burning feet syndrome, and in severe cases,
seizures (2)
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methionine and S-adenosyl-
20, 9, essential
methionine
a. wet beriberi
DNA synthesis, red and white blood
b. cerebral beriberi
cells
c. dry beriberi
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Term
Vitamin B12
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, promotes excessive weight gain causes hair loss in young adults
prevents nerve degeneration in
increases the risk of heart disease
elderly individuals
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5 of 221
Term
The hormonal feedback loop between the last segment of the small
intestine and the pyloric sphincter, involving substance GLP-1, is
referred to as an "ideal brake." The outcome of this process is that an
increase in GLP-1:
Give this one a try later!
decreases flow of chyme to the increases the absorption of nutrients
ileum in the small intestine
stimulates the secretion of gastric promotes the release of bile from the
acid in the stomach gallbladder
Don't know?
6 of 221
