Exam 17: Metabolism and Nutrition

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What is the term for the molecule that stores energy in a form that is usable by the cell?

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The molecule that represents stored chemical energy in the cell is

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The constructive portion of metabolism is

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All of the following are synthesized from amino acids EXCEPT

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The avenue(s)of energy usage that can be voluntarily controlled is/are

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What is the term for the complex polysaccharides that cannot be digested in the human body?

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What is the term for the energy required to keep body functioning at a minimal level?

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All of the following are uses of fats in the diet EXCEPT

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Essential amino acids are those that

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About what percentage of the body is water by weight?

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What is the term for the end product of glycolysis if oxygen is present?

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What is the term for the storage form of glucose in the human body?

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Glycolysis occurs in the

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All of the following are true about fiber EXCEPT

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Body temperature is maintained by

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What is the term for where the reactions of the citric acid cycle occur within the cell?

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Deamination results in the formation of ammonia,which is then converted to urea.

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Simple sugars include

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Incomplete proteins

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The principal reaction that prepares an amino acid for use as an energy source is

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