Quan Study Guide pt.2 Flashcards

1
Q

major energy sources in body

A

glucose and fatty acids

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2
Q

glucose is critical why?

A
  • fuels brain activity
  • preferred source in muscle
  • stored as glycogen in liver and muscle
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3
Q

long term energy store is

A

fat

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4
Q

can you use amino acids as an energy source

A

yes (during fasting/metabolic stress)

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5
Q

plasma glucose concentration is the result of

A

intake, production, tissue utilization

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6
Q

insulin is produced by

A

beta cells in pancreas

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7
Q

glucagon is secreted by

A

alpha cells in pancrease

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8
Q

gluconeogenesis key substrates

A

lactate, alanine, glycerol

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9
Q

effect of insulin promotes

A

anabolism (breaking down of glucose)

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10
Q

type 2 diabetes is

A

insulin resistance

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11
Q

function of glucagon

A

anti insulin (increases blood glucose, activity limited only to liver)

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12
Q

causes of hypoglycemia

A

exercise, fasting, too much injected insulin, too much produced insulin, inhibition of gluconeogenesis (when you drink)

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13
Q

high insulin/low glucagon occurs when

A

fed state (after eating)

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14
Q

low insulin/high glucagon occurs when

A

fasting state (6-12 hours without food)

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15
Q

chronic low insulin/high glucagon occurs

A

starvation (over 12 hours)

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16
Q

substrates of gluconeogenesis

A

lactate, alananin, glycerol (LAG)

17
Q

what is the major energy substrate during prolonged starvation

A

free fatty acids

18
Q

which type of diabetes is prone to ketoacidosis

A

type 1, (dependent on insulin)

19
Q

obesity is linked to insulin_____

A

resistance

20
Q

lack of insulin results in

A

hyperglycemia (loss of glucose in urine and results in dehydration)

21
Q

lack of insulin also increases break down of

A

lipids, resulting in acidosis becasue excessive acetyl COA

22
Q

in eyes, diabetes can cause

A

cataracts and blindness

23
Q

glucose tolerance test

A

give person glucose, can either return levels to normal or not

24
Q

A1c test

A

glucose attaches to hemoglobin and represents whole life time of hemoglobin exposure to glucose

25
Q

does a1c test require fasting

A

no

26
Q

diabetes treatent

A

diet, excercise, insulin, (type 2- insulin doesnt always work, maybe oral hypoglycemic drugs)