What is glycogenolysis - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Note: This quizlet doesn't include extensive dosing or any other med-listy kind of stuff, especially for the non-insulin agents. What causes hyperglycemia? correct answers Defects of insulin secretion Insulin resistance Both Glucose is only insulin independent in... correct answers The brain How does insulin change glucose production in the liver? correct answers Incr insulin = decr glucose production (less glycogenolysis / gluconeogen); *more glucose uptake* and suppresses FFA rele...

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What is the preferred HTN drug for patients with diabetes? (Ans- ACEI, ARBS CCB and diuretics in low doses. What kind of HTN drug for diabetic neuropathy? (Ans- ACEI and ARBs can slow the progression of renal damage and reduce albuminuria. HTN and DM warnings (Ans- B blockers can supress glycogenolysis and mask early signs of hypoglycemia and use with caution. Thiazides and loop diuretics promote hyperglycemia and use with care. Why not use CCB rather than ACEI? (Ans- CCB increa...

EXSC 330 - Exam 1 Questions and Answers Latest Update Graded A+ **What is ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and its function in cells?** - ATP is the main energy source used by cells for most of their work. It stores potential energy extracted from food in its bonds, and energy is released when the outermost phosphate bond is broken by the enzyme ATPase. **What forms ADP in the ATP cycle?** - ADP forms when ATP combines with water (H2O). **What is the Phosphocreatine (PCr) system?** - The...

Clinical Chemistry 1 – CSMLS Questions And Answers 2024/2025 A+ Maltose is made of which two monosaccharides? - Correct Answer-glucose and glucose Lactose is made of which two monosaccharides? - Correct Answer-galactose and glucose Sucrose is made of which two monosaccharides? - Correct Answer-fructose and glucose What is the role of adrenaline in insulin regulation? - Correct Answer-Stimulates hepatic gluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis, increases blood glucose, inhibits insulin. What i...

Glucose regulation - -The process of maintaining optimal blood glucose levels - Preferred energy source to all cells -Brain only uses glucose an an energy source What is glucose regulation achieved through - -Nutrient intake -Hormonal signaling -Glucose uptake by the cell Glycogen - A major form of stored glucose and stored in the liver primarily Glycogenolysis - Breakdown of glycogen into glucose Gluconeogenesis - The process from which producing glucose from a non carbohydrate source ...

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After glucose enters the skeletal muscle cell and is phosphorylated, what what two things can then happen to it - ANSWER 1. Undergo Glycolysis - Brokendown to Pyruvate 2. Undergo Glycogenesis - Stored as Glycogen Where is glycogen store in the body - ANSWER - Liver -Skeletal Muscle Difference between: a) glycogen stored in the liver and b) glycogen stored in skeletal muscle - ANSWER a) can undergo glycogenolysis and be transported from the liver to maintain blood glucose levels b) Canno...