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WGU C785 Preparedness baseline Exam knowledge Test Questions with A+ rated Marking scheme Latest 2024 During aerobic exercise, CO2 is released by the tissues and as a result the CO2 increases. This, in turn, results in the CO2 combining with H2O to produce a bicarbonate ion and a proton (H+). This...

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During aerobic exercise, CO2 is released by the tissues and as a
result the CO2 increases. This, in turn, results in the CO2
combining with H2O to produce a bicarbonate ion and a proton
(H+). This increase in protons, thus lowers the pH.

Identify the factors that favor the deoxygenated form of
hemoglobin.

Excess protons, high carbon dioxide

Excess protons, low carbon dioxide

Few protons, low carbon dioxide

Few protons, high carbon dioxide - correct answer Excess
protons, high carbon dioxide

Favoring deoxygenated hemoglobin means oxygen is being
delivered or released from hemoglobin. When the tissues are using
O2 to make ATP, CO2 is a byproduct. As CO2 accumulates in the
blood it is converted to bicarbonate and H+ (protons). It's the
build-up of H+ that lowers the pH and also initiates the release of
oxygen from hemoglobin. Thus, high CO2 means excess H+, lower
pH, and delivery of O2.

During gluconeogenesis, how many ATP molecules are consumed
for each glucose molecule produced?

4

2

,1

6 - correct answer 6

It takes 6 ATP molecules to produce glucose through
gluconeogenesis.

Which molecule signals the liver to release glucose by breaking
down glycogen?

Insulin

Eicosanoids

ATP

Glucagon - correct answer Glucagon

Insulin release increases glycogenesis which forms new glucose.

Which molecule is regenerated with the production of lactate
during anaerobic metabolism?

FAD

NAD+

ADH

FADH2 - correct answer NAD+

Fermentation regenerates NAD+ so that it can be used by
glycolysis.

During aerobic metabolism, acetyl-CoA is produced from which
molecule?

Glycerol

Lactate

, Pyruvate

Oxaloacetate - correct answer Pyruvate

Acetyl-COA is produced from the breakdown of pyruvate after
glycolysis.

Why would a marathon runner consume a large meal full of
complex carbohydrates the night before her run?

To replenish cellular stores of protein

To replenish cellular stores of ketone bodies

To replenish cellular stores of glycogen

To replenish cellular stores of DNA - correct answer To replenish
cellular stores of glycogen

A large amount of carbohydrates can be stored as glycogen and
used during exercise.

Why must red blood cells rely solely on glycolysis to make ATP?

Red blood cells lack mitochondria.

Red blood cells absorb too much oxygen.

Red blood cells lack cytoplasm.

Red blood cells cannot absorb oxygen. - correct answer Red
blood cells lack mitochondria

Red blood cells lack mitochondria and must depend upon anaerobic
metabolism to produce ATP.

What are advanced glycation end products (AGEs)?

The end products of glycogenolysis

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