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lipids

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fats

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3 types of molecules that provide chemical energy to our cells?

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lipids, amino acids, & carbohydrates

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amino acids

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proteins

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carbohydrates

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sugars & starches

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All carbs have the?

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C=O and -OH groups

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2 types of carbohydrates?

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aldose & ketose

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aldose

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aldehyde group

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ketose

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ketone group

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monosaccharides

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single carbohydrate molecules

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disaccharides

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2 sugar linked together

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oligosaccharides

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2-10 linked sugars

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polysacchardies

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long sugar chains

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common monosaccharides

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glucose, fructose, & galactose

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common disaccharides

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sucrose & lactose

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sucrose is?

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glucose and fructose =table sugar

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lactose is?

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glucose & galactose

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glucose is the main source of energy for?

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cellular metabolism

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What type of tissues don’t store glucose?

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nerve tissues

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What breaks down starches into simpler carbohydrates?

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amylase

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the biochemical pathways that generate ATP?

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Embden-Meyerhof pathway & Hexose monophosphate shunt

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steroisomers

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molecules with the same chemical formula but a different spatial orientation

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reducing sugars:

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glucose, maltose, lactose, fructose & galactose

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glycolysis

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breakdown of glucose for energy production

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glycogenesis

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excess glucose is converted & stored as glycogen, high concentrations in liver & skeletal muscles, it is a quickly accessible form of glucose

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glycogenolysis

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breakdown of glycogen into glucose, occurs when plasma glucose is decreased

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gluconeogenesis

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conversion of amino acids into glucose, takes place mainly in the liver

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lipogenesis

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conversion of carbs into fatty acids

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organs involved in glucose regulation?

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pancreas, liver, and endocrine glands

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pancreas

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synthesizes hormones insulin and glucagon

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liver

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glucose > glycogen > glucose

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endocrine glands

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hormones

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decreased plasma glucose?

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glycogenolysis in the liver releases glucose into the plasma

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plasma glucose is increased?

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glycogenesis stores glucose as glycogen

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insulin

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synthesized in the pancreas beta- cells of the Islets of Langerhans, released when plasma glucose is increased

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Insulin is the only hormone that?

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decreases plasma glucose

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glucagon

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2nd most important glucose regulatory hormone, synthesized by pancreas alpha cells

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glucagon increases?

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plasma glucose concentration

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effects of glucagon

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increases glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis and lipolysis

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epinephrine

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synthesized by adrenal medulla, “fight or flight”, increases glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis

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cortisol

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adrenal medulla

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growth hormone

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anterior pituitary

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thyroxine

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thyroid gland

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DM 1

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insulin deficiency, juvenile onset, autoimmune destruction of beta cells

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DM 2

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Adult onset, NIDDM, no ketoacidosis, insulin resistant

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diabetes

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metabolic disease characterized by increased plasma glucose concentration (hyperglycemia) resulting from inadequate insulin or inadequate response to insulin

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gestational diabetes

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glucose intolerance during pregnancy

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Criteria for Diagnosing Diabetes

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8 hr fasting plasma glucose levels >= 126 mg/DL, 2 hr post prandial (75 grams) w/ glucose levels >= 200 mg/DL, random glucose >=200 w/ symptoms, A1C >6.5%

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What is the common cause of hypoglycemia?

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Insulin overdose

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Von Gierke Disease?

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Glycogen storage disease

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Decreased CSF glucose values suggest

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Bacteria meningitis bc they are consuming glucose as an energy source

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Normal or increased CSF glucose suggests?

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Viral meningitis

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Glucose Oxidase methodology

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Measures the consumption of oxygen

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Glucosylated hemoglobin

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Plasma hemoglobin interacts with hemoglobin to form stable hemoglobin glucose compounds, proportional to average plasma glucose concentration over an 8-12 wk time

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What is the most commonly measured glycosylated hemoglobin?

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Hemoglobin A1c

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Ketones

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By products of lipolysis

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Microalbuminuria

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Associated with early renal damage

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