5140 EXAM 1
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, Certainly! Here are the numbered questions with their answers:
1. What does Glucagon do?
- Stimulates breakdown of glycogen in liver (glycogenolysis), stimulates formation of
carbohydrates in liver, stimulates breakdown of lipids, and causes blood glucose levels to
rise.
2. What releases Epinephrine?
- Adrenal glands.
3. What releases the Growth Hormone?
- Pituitary gland.
4. What releases Cortisol?
- Adrenal glands.
5. What hormones cause blood glucose levels to rise?
- Glucagon, Epinephrine, Growth Hormone, Cortisol.
6. Contributing factors to Type 1 DM:
- Strongly inherited, exposure to virus.
7. Contributing factors to Type 2 DM:
- Older age, obesity, family history, gestational DM, physical activity, certain ethnic
populations.
8. What is Prediabetes?
- Intermediate stage between homeostasis and diabetes, with OGTT of 140-199 mg/dL and
fasting glucose 100-129 mg/dL.
[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, Certainly! Here are the numbered questions with their answers:
1. What does Glucagon do?
- Stimulates breakdown of glycogen in liver (glycogenolysis), stimulates formation of
carbohydrates in liver, stimulates breakdown of lipids, and causes blood glucose levels to
rise.
2. What releases Epinephrine?
- Adrenal glands.
3. What releases the Growth Hormone?
- Pituitary gland.
4. What releases Cortisol?
- Adrenal glands.
5. What hormones cause blood glucose levels to rise?
- Glucagon, Epinephrine, Growth Hormone, Cortisol.
6. Contributing factors to Type 1 DM:
- Strongly inherited, exposure to virus.
7. Contributing factors to Type 2 DM:
- Older age, obesity, family history, gestational DM, physical activity, certain ethnic
populations.
8. What is Prediabetes?
- Intermediate stage between homeostasis and diabetes, with OGTT of 140-199 mg/dL and
fasting glucose 100-129 mg/dL.
