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Waffles WS

Waffles WS

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13 Slides • 38 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Before breakfast, which metabolic state was Waffles in?

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Fasting

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Starvation

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Fed

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Post-absorptive

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Multiple Choice

After breakfast, which metabolic state will Waffles enter?

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Fasting

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Starvation

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Fed

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Post-absorptive

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Multiple Choice

What happens in the fed state?

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Blood glucose falls. Insulin declines, glucagon rises.

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Blood glucose rises. Insulin increases. Glycogen increases.

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Open Ended

Describe the process by which carbohydrates from Waffles' breakfast are digested

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Multiple Choice

Which one is NOT a potential fate of glucose in the hepatocytes?

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Converted to glycogen

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Stored as VLDL

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Converted to TAG

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Oxidised for energy

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Multiple Choice

Where does the glucose that does not enter the liver go?

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It is directed to the red blood cells

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It is directed to the brain

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It is excreted via the kidneys

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It enters general circulation

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "Adipose cells can metabolise glucose into Acetyl CoA which can be turned into fat and stored"

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True

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False

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Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: Dietary lipid is packaged into

by intestinal epithelium and secreted into the chyle of the lymphatic system.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about lipid metabolism are correct?

[Multiple answers]

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Excess carbohydrate can be converted into TAG and exported as VLDL.

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VLDLs are only formed from dietary lipids, not carbohydrates.

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TAG is never exported out of the liver.

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VLDLs contain protein, phospholipid, and cholesterol.

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Multiple Choice

Where do the majority of VLDLs go when they are exported from the liver?

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Travel through the lymph into the lacteals.

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Stored in adipose tissue as triacylglycerols.

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Excreted through the kidneys.

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Emulsified by bile in the gall bladder.

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Multiple Choice

How long after breakfast will the chylomicrons begin to enter Waffles’ blood?

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30-60 mins

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1-2 hours

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3-5 hours

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5-8 hours

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Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: Fatty acids are synthesised whenever an excess of

is ingested.

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Multiple Choice

What is the major source of carbon for the synthesis of fatty acids?

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dietary carbohydrate.

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excess dietary protein

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Organic matter

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carbon containing vitamins

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Open Ended

Name an enzyme which will break down the protein in Waffles breakfast.

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Multiple Choice

Which one is not a potential fate for the protein in Waffles' diet?

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Passed into circulation so tissues can synthesise new proteins.

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Converted into energy via gluconeogenesis.

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It generates energy via the cori cycle

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Used by the liver for synthesis of new proteins.

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Multiple Choice

After breakfast Waffles spends his morning in the house snoozing on the sofa.

What will maintain Waffles' blood glucose while he is snoozing?

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The liver produces glucose via glycogenolysis.

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The pancreatic islet cells release insulin.

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Tissues store glucose, as either glycogen or fats.

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The liver will produce glucose from non-carbohydrate compounds.

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Multiple Choice

What will maintain Waffles' blood glucose once his hepatic glycogen store is depleted?

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Adipose triacylglycerol

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Skeletal muscle amino acids

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Hepatic ketone bodies

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Hepatic cori cycling

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "The amino acids released from muscle can be either glucogenic or ketogenic"

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True

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False

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What protective process will happen as Waffles stays in the fasting state for a prolonged period?

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Multiple Choice

Why has Waffles become overweight?

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He is fed an inappropriate diet.

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His energy intake is greater than his expenditure.

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He has a high RER.

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His metabolism is slow.

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Open Ended

What is the dominant hormone in the fasted state?

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "In the fasted state, glycogen is converted to glucose under the influence of glucagon"

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

How do Waffles' exercising muscles use glucose?

[multiple answers]

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Converting glucose to lactate through glycolysis

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Incomplete beta oxidation into pyrvuate

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Complete carboxylation into oxaloacetate via krebs

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Complete oxidiation via krebs into CO2 and H2O

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Multiple Choice

Waffles runs flat out, his skeletal muscle is respiring anaerobically. What process will low O2 trigger in his muscles?

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Glucose sparing

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Gluconeogenesis

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Cori cycling

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Glycogenolysis

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Multiple Choice

What happens in the Cori cycle?

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Lactate is exported to the liver and coverted into ketone bodies

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Lactate is oxidised into lactic acid

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Lactate is oxidised into VLDLs

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Lactate is exported to the liver, for conversion into pyruvate then glucose

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Multiple Choice

Why can't the Cori cycle continue indefinitely?

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The muscles will fill with lactic acid

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There is a net loss of ATP

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Glucose sparing will inhibit its function

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There is limited oxaloacetate

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Multiple Choice

In the fasted state, adipose TAG is broken into which compounds to be used by muscle and the liver as energy sources?

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Lactate & glycerol

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Alanine & glutamine

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Pyruvate & lactate

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Glycerol & fatty acids

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Multiple Choice

What happens to the glycerol component?

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It is used for gluconeogenesis

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It is converted into urea via the kidneys

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It is converted into ketone bodies

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It can directly enter krebs

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Multiple Choice

What happens to the fatty acid component?

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oxidative phosphorylation

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Beta-oxidation

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Carboxylation

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Glycosylation

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Multiple Choice

ß-oxidation is partial oxidation, which energy substrate does it create?

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Acetoacetone

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Betahydroxybuterate

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Oxaloacetate

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Acetyl CoA

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Fill in the Blanks

Fatty acids are considered fully oxidised once this has happened to the Acetyl CoA...

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "Amino acids cannot be used as a substrate for gluconeogenesis".

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "At this stage, gluconeogenesis is the only source of blood glucose".

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

As Waffles continues to fast, which will become main substrate for gluconeogenesis?

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TAG from adipose

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Glucose from lactate conversion.

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protein from skeletal muscles.

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All three.

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Multiple Choice

What condition will this help Waffles protect against during prolonged fasting?

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Ketosis

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Keto-acidosis

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Diabetes mellitis

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Metabolic myopathy

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "Waffles' brain is not able to use ketone bodies as a source of energy during prolonged fasting"

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True

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False

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Fill in the Blanks

Which of Waffles' cells can only use glucose as an energy substrate?

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Multiple Choice

True or False: "Red blood cells can only use anaerobic glycolysis to create energy".

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True

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False

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