Macronutrients Flashcards

1
Q

How does metabolism works?

A
  1. First you ingest the food through the mouth.
  2. Digestion begins with saliva, the food passes through the esophagus and is finished digesting in the stomach.
  3. The liver and pancreas secrete enzymes
  4. Nutrients begin to be absorbed in the duodenum (small intestine) and enter the circulation.
  5. Then the large intestine finishes absorbing water and electrolytes, and then gets rid of what was not needed.
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2
Q

Is the main important source of the energy, especially for the brain, is important in stress starvation

A

Carbohydrates

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3
Q

When I don’t have glucose I use _______ to produce energy.

A

Glycogen

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4
Q

Important component for the activation of a lot of enzymes and is a part of ATP

A

Phosphor

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5
Q

we obtain cofactores, 1 molecule of GTP(very similar to ATP). I produce NADH and FADH, there going to the respiratory chain, fosforilación oxidativa.

A

Krebs cycle

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6
Q

When i dont have enough glucose to produce energy, the body activates

A

Gluconeogesis

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7
Q

Main gluconeogenic substrates

A

Alanine, glutamine, glycerol (viene de los TG), lactate (vienen del liver)

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8
Q

When cannot use the glycogen in my muscle, but i can use the lactate that produces in the metabolism of glycogen in the muscle
in critically enfermedad produce acidosis láctica
what rout is it?

A

Cori cycle

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9
Q

Main buffers in our body

A
  1. Lungs (accelerate respiration to maintain my pH, exchange )
  2. Kidneys (liberate phosphoric acid bicarbonate depending the scenery we need in order to maintain pH)
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10
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Large molecules that are made of amino-acids and have nitrogen in their composition

A

Proteins

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11
Q

We cannot produce by our body

A

Essential amino acid

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12
Q

We can produce in our body

A

Non essential amino acid

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13
Q

What are the non essential amino acid?

A
  1. Glycine
  2. Alanine
  3. Serine
  4. Aspartic Acid
  5. Asparagine
  6. Glutamic acid
  7. Glutamine
  8. Arginine
  9. Proline
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14
Q

What are the essential amino acid?

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  1. Histidine → is only in kids
  2. Cysteine and Tyrosine → depend of the consumption of the other amino acid
  3. Valine
  4. Leucine
  5. Isoleucine
  6. Treonine
  7. Metionin
  8. Lysin
  9. Tryptofan
  10. Fenilalain
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15
Q

Is a mistake in our metabolism

A

phenylketonuria

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16
Q

Is the proceses that activates the zymogens to digest the proteins that a we eat; when we eat, chlorhydric acid sends a signal to the body so that the tails (ends) of the amino acids, which make the enzyme inactive, come off.

A

Deamination

17
Q

The amino group is going to be remove of my protein

A

Deamination

18
Q

chloridric acid activates pepsin, converting it to

A

Pepsinogen

19
Q

The form that we obtain energy from lipids

A

b-oxidation

20
Q

What are the fases for the lipids absorption?

A
  1. Intraluminal
  2. Absorption phase into the bloodstream
21
Q

What is the main purpose of b-oxidation?

A

Produce the acetilos that we need in krebs cycle