Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
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The brain prefers:

A

Glucose and ketones

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2
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What grabs acid from ketones?

A

Bicarbonate and albumin

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3
Q

What is the first step in using glucose?

A

Glycolysis

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4
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What do you use to start glycolysis?

A

Glucose

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5
Q

How many atp do we make and net?

A

4 atp

2 atp

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6
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How many ATP’s are made at kreb’s?

A

2 atp

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7
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How many NADH made in kreb’s + connector step?

A

6 in krebs

2 in connector step

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8
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How many NADH at glycolysis?

A

2 nadh

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9
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What gives you the most ATP?

A

electron transport chain and aerobic metabolism

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10
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aerobic:

A

krebs+ electron transport chain

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11
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anaerobic:

A

glycolysis

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12
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What is the overall goal of making lactic acid?

A

to make ATP when there is no O2 present

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13
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How do you process lactic acid once you use it?

A

Kory cycle

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14
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How do we use proteins for metabolism?

A

Rip off NH2 (amine group) and throw it into glycolysis or krebs

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15
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How is lactic acid processed in the blood?

A

Dumped into the blood and picked up by liver, converts lactic acid back to glucose using ATP

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16
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Oxidative reanimation:

A

Ripping off amine group

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17
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What happens to the amine group once it is ripped off protein?

A

Amine group turns into ammonia then urea to pee it out

18
Q

How do we use fats?

A

Snap off glycerol from fatty acid tails

19
Q

What is the plugging and chugging cycle of glycerol called?

A

Beta oxidation

20
Q

Acytl coa to ketones is called:

A

Ketosis or ketogenesis

21
Q

What makes ketones?

22
Q

What is resting membrane potential?

23
Q

What is potassium’s equilibrium?

24
Q

Leak channels limit:

A

sodium intake and rate of diffusion

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More leak channels for:
K+
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K+ moves:
out of the cell
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Na+ moves:
into the cell
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What makes the inside of the cell more positive?
pump + Na+ leak channels
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What creates an action potential?
If the Na+ v.g.c hits threshold
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What is the difference between catabolism and anabolism?
Catabolism is ripping apart proteins and anabolism is building proteins up
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Order in which our body breaks things down?
1. carbs/glucose 2. lipids 3. proteins
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What do you make as a bi product of metabolism?
Co2
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What is used to make mitochondria?
O2
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What is the goal of metabolism?
To make O2/ATP then Co2 as a bi product
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Where does glycolysis occur?
In the cytosol
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Why do we need O2 for krebs?
Because it is in the mitochondria
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Glycolysis:
- occurs in cytoplasm - no O2 needed - anaerobic metabolism
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Krebs cycle:
- occurs intermembrane - O2 needed - aerobic metabolism
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1 Nadh=
3 ATP
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Adult cells produce:
``` 36 ATP -2 in glycolysis ____________ mitochrondira=34 ATP -2 in krebs __________ 32 ATP ```
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What makes up RMP?
Na+/K+ ATPase pump + Na+ leaking in and K+ leaking out