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HNF 150 EXAM 9 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS

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HNF 150 EXAM 9 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS

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HNF 150 EXAM 9 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
The liver and the muscles store:

Carbohydrates

Fat cells store:

Fat

2 types of storage systems:

Glycogen in muscle and liver cells; fat in fat cells

____ only includes the endosperm

Refined grain

Cholesterol is a member of the group of lipids known as:

Sterols

____ is a waxy substance made in the body for a variety of purposes and also found in
animal-derived foods

Cholesterol

Clusters or lipids associated with protein, which serves as transport vehicles for lipids in
blood and lymph

Lipoprotein

Fluid resulting from the actions of the stomach upon a mean

Chyme

The cell-free fluid part of blood and lymph

Plasma

A coronary thrombosis closes off a vessel that feeds the :

,Heart muscle

A cerebral thrombosis closes off a vessel that feeds the :

Brain

The most common form of CVD; characterized by plaques along the inner walls of the
arteries

Atherosclerosis

A hormone from the pancreas that helps glucose enter cells from the blood

Insulin

A storage form of carbohydrate energy (glucose)

Glycogen

Disease of the heart and blood vessels

CVD

Food components that readily dissolve in water and often impart gummy or gel-like
characteristics to food - indigestible by human enzymes but may be broken down by
bacteria in the digestive tract

Soluble fiber

Outer shell for protection of grain

Bran

Nourishment for the seed

Germ

Part of the grain that provides energy

Endosperm

The fluid that moves from the bloodstream into tissue spaces and then travels in its own
vessels, which eventually drain back into the bloodstream

, Lymph

A disaccharide composed of glucose and galactose; sometimes known as milk sugar

Lactose

Parts of a grain

Husk, bran, germ, endosperm

A refined grain has only the ____ and less nutrients than whole grains

Endosperm

A plant polysaccharide composed of glucose

Starch

Mechanical digestion begins here

Mouth

Swallows food with the help of saliva

Esophagus

Bacteria gets stored here until the anus releases it

Rectum

Water is absorbed in the :

Large intestine

Bile from the liver helps digest fat in the :

Small intestine

The _____ makes digestive enzymes

Pancreas

Enzymes are released through a duct into the _____ to assist in digestion and neutralize
stomach acid

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