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| This kind of feedback is an essential characteristic of all regulatory mechanisms |
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| Intracellular fluid is ___ volume, extracellular is _____ volume. |
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| This is the relationship between interstitial and intracellualr fluid |
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| for interstitial fluid: water out of cells _________, water into cells _______, equal |
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| hyPERtonic, hyPOtonic, ISOtonic |
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| When water is lost frominterstitial fluid, it is drawn from which 2 places? |
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| intracellular, intravascular |
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| Types of thirst: when tonicity of interstitial fluid increases, when intravascular volume decreases |
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| What is converted glucose? |
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| how many calories of carbs do the cells of liver and muscle hold? |
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| What fuels the conversion of glucose into glycogen? |
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| 2 things that happens when blood glucose drops? |
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| Pancreas suppresses insulen adn scretes glucagon, glucagon converts glycogen back into glucose |
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| What breaks down protien molescules to amino acids? |
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| carbs are for ____ term energy, fats/triglycerides/adipose tissue are for ____ term energy |
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| What is the process for digesting triglycerides? |
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| They are broken into glycerol and fatty acids (used by body cells), glycerol converted by liver into glucose (mostly reserved for brain) |
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| What happens after a meal? |
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| glucose rises, +parasympathetic activity, pancrease stops creating glucagons, starts creating insulin, allowing all cells to use glucose, extra converted to glycogen or triglycerides |
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| Destroying this structure will stop you from eating or drinking, activating it will cause overeating |
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| Destroying this structure will cause overeating, activating it will suppress eating |
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| Ventromedial hypothalamus |
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| What BMI is considered obese? |
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| How much of metabolism is genetically determined? |
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| This ED occurs in .5-3.7% of women, 5-21% death rate, changes NE, 5-HT, and opiods, and may be helped by antiserotinergic drugs |
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| This ED occurs in 1.1-4.2% of women, changes in NE and 5-HT, and can be helped by serotonin agonists |
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| From the Greek word for thin, transport across BBB impaired in starvation and obesity, can be resistant or deficient, makes fat mice not be fat |
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