metabolism dq Flashcards
Increased blood glucose increases ______ secretion
insulin
Increased Insulin causes…
- increased protein anabolism
- increased fat anabolism
Decreased insulin causes decreased ____
glucose utilization in fat and mm cells for energy
When glycogen is broken down (gycogenolysis) in liver, which is released from liver
glucose
All occur in untreated Type 1 diabetes
- acidosis
- increased ketone bodies
- glucosuria
- osmotic diuresis
Excess food molecules are stored as
fats
glucose levels in the blood must be maintained because ______ generally will not use other food molecules for fuel
nerve cells
Diabetes inspidus is a lock of
ADH
What describes synthesis reactions?
anabolism
What can happen in untreated, severe, Type 1 diabetes
hyperglycemia glucosuria osmotic diuresis increased ketone bodies acidosis death
In a normal person in the postabsorptive state, ____ is high and ____ is low
glucagon; insulin
Which hormone acts to decrease blood glucose levels
insulin
Decreased insulin causes events in what state?
postabsorptive
What has the opposite effect on blood glucose that insulin does
- growth hormone
- cortisol
Glycogen is a storage molecule for
glucose
An increase in blood glucose causes an increase in ____ secretion
A decrease in blood glucose causes an increase in ____ secretion
insulin; glucagon
increased insulin levels cause increased
glycogen synthesis
What is gluconeogenesis?
glucose synthesized from non carbohydrate molecule
When large molecules are broken down into smaller molecules it is called….
catabolism
During postabsorptive state, ____ is low and ____ is high in blood plasma
insulin, glucagon
What causes an increase in blood glucose levels?
insulin
glucagon
Decreased insulin causes decreased ____
glucose utilization in fat and mm cells for energy
What describes synthesis reactions (in which bigger molecules are MADE from small ones)?
anabolism
What occurs in more absorptive state?
- carbs enter the blood from the GI tract
- use of glucose for energy
- glucose is taken by liver & stored as glycogen
- excess food energy is stored as fat
- AA’s are used to synthesize proteins
- net anabolism
- protein synthesis
- glycogen synthesis