The Fed and the Fasting States Flashcards

1
Q

can glucose be made from fat

A

NO

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2
Q

what are the fuels used in the liver during the fed state

A

dietary amino acids and carbohydrates

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3
Q

what are the fuesl used in early fasting in the liver

A

adupose fatty acids

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4
Q

what are the fuels used during 24 hour fasting in the liver

A

adipose fatty acids

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5
Q

what are the fuels used during starvation in the liver

A

adipose fatty acids

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6
Q

RBC’s use what fuels during fed, early fasting 24 hour fasting and starvation

A

blood glucose

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7
Q

brain uses what fuels during fed, early fasting and 24 hour fasting

A

blood glucose

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8
Q

brain uses what fuels during starvation

A

ketone bodies and blood glucose

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9
Q

adipose tissue uses what fuels during fed state

A

blood glucose

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10
Q

adipose tissue uses what fuels druing early fasting

A

fatty acids and ketone bodies

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11
Q

adipose tissue uses what fuels druing 24 hour fasting

A

fatty acids and ketone bodies

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12
Q

starvation adipose tissue

A

fatty acid and ketone bodies

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13
Q

cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle use what during fed state

A

blood glucose, FA, and fatty acids synthesized by the liver

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14
Q

early fasting muscle

A

blood glucose little, adpose and heart /muscle amino acids

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15
Q

24 hour fasting muscle

A

blood glucose, adipose fatty acids and amino acids

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16
Q

starvation muscle

A

adipose FAand ketone bodies

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17
Q

function of alpha amylase

A

hydrolyzes alpha 1,4 bonds between glucosyl residues and forms alpha dextrans

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18
Q

function of salivary amylase

A

forms alpha dextrans

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19
Q

disaccharideases

A

breaks down alpha dextrans and dietary disaccharides, found in intestine

20
Q

what is responsible for raises the pH to allow the pancreatic enzymes to function

A

bicarbonate

21
Q

_____-breaks triacylglyceroal into 2 MAG and fatty acids

A

pancreatic lipase

22
Q

________binds fat and activates pancreatic lipase

A

colipase

23
Q

pancreatic lipase needs what additiona enzyme for digestion of fats

A

colipase

24
Q

what is the function of apoproteins

A

recognized by lipoprotein lipase

25
Q

insulin is produced by

A

beta cells of pancreas

26
Q

glucagon is produced by

A

alpha cells of pancreas

27
Q

in the fed state there is an increase in

A

glucokinase, glycogen synthase, pyruvate kinase, G6p dehydrogenase, acetyl coA carboxylase and fatty acid synthase

28
Q

lipoolysis is incread by

A

glucagon

29
Q

lipolysisi is decreass by

A

insuiln

30
Q

does the liver store triacylglycerol

A

NO

31
Q

adipose uses glucose for

A

the glycoerl part of triacyglycerol synthesis

32
Q

glucose levels are max

A

at 60 min post meal

33
Q

fasting levels of glucose are

A

2 hours post meal

34
Q

glucagon starts to increase as insulin and glucose begin to

A

decrease

35
Q

low insulin levels in adipose stimulate

A

triacylglycerol breakdown

36
Q

the liver produces ________fro FA

A

ketone bodies

37
Q

in prolonged starvationthe brain can use

A

ketone bodies

38
Q

gluconeogenesis occur in the

A

liver

39
Q

in prolonged fasting what happens to the level of muscle degradation

A

less muscle protein is degraded

40
Q

what becomes the major fuel store in starvation

A

fat

41
Q

in type 1 diabetes, it is similar to always being in

A

fasting state

42
Q

shrot term for maintaining blood glucose is

A

glycogen

43
Q

long term for mainaining blood glucose is

A

amino acids, glycerol and lactate

44
Q

what would be elevated after a 24 hour fast

A

fatty acids and urea

45
Q

what would be elevated after a 72 hour fast

A

ketone bodies