FINAL Flashcards

1
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Which cholesterol is the good kind and what does it do?

A

HDL

- takes cholesterol from cells back into the liver

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2
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What does LDH do?

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Takes cholesterol from liver into cells

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3
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During the 7th week of gestation, what is developed?

A

Mullarian / Wolffian ducts

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4
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Local control restricted to ____.

Reflex control restricted to _____.

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  • tissue

- systems

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5
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A hormone cannot act on a cell to cause a response unless it has a ___.

A

ligand

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6
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What is a half-life?

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The time is takes for the hormone to reach half its concentration

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7
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What is indirect calorimetry?

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Measure of the amount of O2 consumed

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8
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What is direct calorimetry?

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Measure of heat produced

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9
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What are 4 things that BMR is determined by?

A
  • age
  • sex
  • amount of lean muscle
  • hormones
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10
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What is leptin and what does it do (and inhibit)?

A
  • Peptide hormone

- released from adipose tissue when fat stores are sufficient to decrease eating by INHIBITING NPY

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11
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What is the law of thermodynamics?

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Total energy content = energy stored + output energy + input energy

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12
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What is the difference between METABOLIC RATE and BASAL METABOLIC RATE?

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METABOLIC RATE: total energy output

BMR: lowest energy expenditure

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13
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Metabolic rate = L O2 x _____

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4.8Kcal / L O2

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14
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The 3 ways to produce heat OUTPUT

A
  • Conduction : cold bath
  • Evaporation : sweat
  • Convection : wind carries heat away
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15
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What is hyperthermia and the 2 kinds?

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When body T is too high

  • heat exhaustion
  • heat stroke
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16
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What is hypothermia?

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When body temperature is too low

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17
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When body T is too low, what happens to arterioles and blood flow?

A

VasoCONSTRICTION
- to decrease risk of heat loss
BLOOD FLOW DECREASES

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18
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When body T is too high, what happens to arterioles and blood flow?

A

VasoDILATION
- to increase heat output
BLOOD FLOW INCREASES

19
Q

Is genesis the breakdown of a compound or the production?

A

Production

20
Q

What are the receptors called that detect change in core body temperature?

A

Central receptors

21
Q

What does a fever do to the temperature set point of the hypothalamus?

A

Increases it, so you feel cold when it really is not

22
Q

What is metabolism?

A

All chemical reactions that occur in the human body

23
Q

What is absorptive state?

A

FED

- nutrients is entering circulation via GI tract

24
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What is post absorptive state?

A

FASTED

- nutrients is no longer available and we must rely on energy stores

25
In which state will catabolic reactions mostly take place? Anabolic reactions? (FED/FASTED)
catabolic: FASTED anabolic: FED
26
Glycolysis is ____ - _____.
GLUCOSE - PYRUVATE
27
Bile salts are produced in the ____ and stored in the ____.
- liver | - gallbladder
28
The development of Wolffian/Mullerian ducts is determined by the development of the _____.
Testes
29
Without testes, Mullerian ducts _____ and Wolffian ducts ______.
- develop | - regress
30
What is the function of 5alpha-reductase and where is it found?
- converts testosterone to DHT | - by small amounts in muscle
31
If SRY gene is not functioning, what are the internal and external genitalia?
Female internal, female external genitalia (XY females)
32
What happens when their is a mutation in the 5alpha-reductase?
Testosterone cannot be converted into DHT, therefore patient will have absent external genitalia
33
Glycogenesis occurs where? ______ - _______
In skeletal muscle and liver | - glucose - glycogen
34
What does AMH do?
- anti-müllerian hormone | Regresses Müllerian ducts from developing
35
What is the sperm pathway?
1. seminiferous tubules 2. epididymis 3. vas deferens 4. urethra 5. external environment
36
What do Sertoli cells do and what hormone stimulates them?
- regulate sperm development - nurture developing sperms - FSH
37
What do Leydig cells do and what hormone stimulates them?
Produce testosterone | - LH
38
What are the two hormones secreted by the ovaries?
Estrogen and progesterone
39
What is the function of progesterone?
Thickening of the uterine lining
40
Why is AMH a part of egg production?
To ensure there is only one dominant follicle being developed
41
What are the 3 phases of the ovarian cycle?
- follicular - ovulation - luteal phase
42
Granulosa cells are stimulated by ___ hormone and thecal cells are stimulated by _____ hormone.
- FSH | - LH
43
What are the 2 main cells in reproduction for males / females?
MALES: Leydig cells, Sertoli cells FEMALES: Granulosa cells, theca cells