Nutrition & Metabolism

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Nutrition & Metabolism

Malnutrition
deficiency or imbalance in consumption of food, vitamins, and minerals.
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Malnutrition deficiency or imbalance in consumption of food, vitamins, and minerals.
Metabolism use of foods by body after they have been digested, absorbed, and circulated to the cells.
Assimilation chemical changes food undergoes in the cells
Catabolism all chemical reactions that release energy from food molecules
Anabolism the many chemical reactions that build food molecules into more complex chemical compounds
Albumin protein made by liver - maintains normal blood glucose
Prothrombin & Fibrinogen important in clotting - made by liver
Glycolysis changes glucose to pyruvic acid
Anaerobic uses no oxygen
ATP molecule the body uses for energy - adenosine triphosphate
Glycogenesis glucose anabolism
Insulin makes glucose leave the blood and enter the cells
Hyperglycemia too much glucose in the blood
Hydrocortisone secreted by adrenal cortex - increases blood glucose levels
Epinephrine increases blood glucose levels - secreted by adrenal medulla
Glucagon secreted by pancreatic islets - increases blood glucose
Vitamins organic molecules needed in small amounts for normal metabolism
Minerals inorganic elements or salts found naturally in the earth
BMR rate of food catabolism at rest but awake, not digesting food or adjusting to cold
TMR total amount of energy used by body each day
Thermoregulation maintaining constant body temperature
Radiation flow of heat waves away from body
Conduction transfer of heat to skin and then to external environment
Convection transfer of heat energy to air flowing away from skin
Evaporation absorption of heat by water (sweat)
Shivering muscle activity that adjusts body temperature
Aerobic uses oxygen
Glycolysis, citric acid cycle of kreb's cycle, and electron transfer system Three parts of carbohydrate metabolism
C changes pyruvic acid to carbon dioxide (G, C, or E)
G changes glucose to pyruvic acid (G, C, or E)
G uses no oxygen so is anaerobic (G, C, or E)
C occurs in the mitochondrion (G, C, or E)
E transfers electrons from citric acid cycle to ATP molecules then available to provide energy to do the work of the cell (G, C, or E)
E cellular process in mitochondria that transfers energy from electrons in glycolysis to citric acid cycle (G, C, or E)
C uses oxygen so is aerobic (G, C, or E)
C any remaining glucose is stored as glycogen (G, C, or E)
C forms ATP for energy and heat for body temperature (G, C, or E)
G occurs in cytoplasm of the cell (G, C, or E)

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