MODULE 6 : STARVATION (clinical Case) Flashcards
Sources of blood glucose
- DIET
- GLUCOGENIC COMPOUNDS
- LIVER GLYCOGEN
A physical sensation of the body signaling that it is already short of food
HUNGER
Site of gluconeogenesis
MITOCHONDRIA and CYTOSOL
Sources of glucogenic substances
- INTERMEDIATES (glycolysis / TCA)
- GLYCEROL (from TAGs)
- LACTATE (Cori Cycle)
- CARBON SKELETONS (Glucogenic amino acids)
The amount of energy a resting person consumes in a “post absorptive” state. Observes usually after a 8-12 hours after the last meal
BASAL METABOLIC RATE
The process of shortening longer glycogen chains into a-D-Glucose
GLYCOGENOLYSIS
Site of glycogenolysis
CYTOSOL
Organ/s involved in glycogenolysis A. Liver B. Stomach C. Muscle D. A&C E. B&C F. AOTA
LIVER AND MUSCLE (C)
Give substrate and product of glycogenolysis
S : GLYCOGEN
P : GLUCOSE-1-P & FREE GLUCOSE
Rate limiting step of glysogenolysis
REMOVAL OF GLUCOSE (breaks a(1-4)bonds)
enzyme : glycogen phosphorylase
Amount of body protein lost in 15 days of starvation
1 kilogram
Enzyme responsible for the hydrolysis of TAGs to yield free fatty acids and glycerol
HORMOE SENSITIVE LIPASE
Ketogenesis (increases / decreases) oxidation of fatty acids
INCREASES
Give substrate and products for ketogenesis
S : Acetyl CoA
P : KETONE BODIES
Enzyme responsible for the rate limiting step of Ketogenesis
HMG CoA REDUCTASE
Acetoacetyl CoA + Acety CoA»_space; HMG CoA
The body’s way of fueling extra hepatic tissues during prolonged starvation.
KETOACIDOSIS
Amount of energy a resting person consumes in a post absorptive state, usually 8-12 hours after last meal
Basal metabolic rate
Additional energy expenditure after meal
Postprandial thermogenesis
Postprandial thermogenesis depends on what two factors?
Meal size
Composition
Most variable item in energy budget, usually less than 1500 kcal/day
Muscular activity
Glucagon is secreted by what pancreatic cell?
Alpha cells
What is the 2nd messenger of glucagon?
cAMP
Functions to increase glucose when dietary supply is low
A. Insulin
B. Glucagon
B. Glucagon
Glucagon acts mainly on what organ?
Liver
Glucagon has negligible effects on?
Adipose tx
Muscle
Extrahepatic tx