Nutrition and Diet 3.1 revision with quizziz

To increase appetite and food intake

To signal the brain when the body has enough fat stores

To decrease energy balance

To produce fat cells

It always efficiently manages energy balance

It plays no role in energy balance

It can be less efficient if rabbits are overfed or underexercised

It increases energy balance regardless of conditions

The sleep hormone

The hunger hormone

The stress hormone

The growth hormone

The brain

The liver

The stomach

The pancreas

It makes them sleep more

It stimulates hunger, important for their feeding habits

It reduces their need for water

It increases their jumping ability

To break down proteins

To regulate blood sugar levels

To produce red blood cells

To store vitamins

Liver

Heart

Pancreas

Kidneys

They have a simpler digestive system

They rely on fiber digestion

They do not produce insulin

They have a faster metabolism

It is converted into fat

It is stored as glycogen

It is broken down into amino acids

It is excreted as waste

To increase insulin production

To promote the release of glucose from the liver

To decrease blood sugar levels

To store glucose in the liver

By storing glucose in the liver

By promoting the release of glucose into the bloodstream

By increasing insulin production

By decreasing glucose absorption

A stress hormone produced by the adrenal glands

A digestive enzyme

A neurotransmitter

A vitamin

By storing fats and proteins

By promoting the breakdown of fats and proteins for energy

By increasing carbohydrate intake

By reducing energy expenditure

They decrease

They remain the same

They rise

They fluctuate randomly

Regulate blood pressure

Regulate metabolism

Control heart rate

Enhance immune response

Hypothyroidism

Hyperthyroidism

Diabetes

Anemia