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1 Dextrose An important chemical in every living organism. A sugar, it is a source of sweetness in fruits and honey. added to foods as a sweetener, it represents empty calories, and contributes to tooth decay. Turns brown when heated and contributes to the color of bread crust and toast. Used as a sweetener and coloring agent in bread, caramel, soda pop, cookies, etc Calcium to Glycerin
2 Dextrose This is an important sugar present in every living organism Practical Chem Cuisine Questions
3 Dextrose This turns brown when heated Practical Chem Cuisine Questions
4 dextrose turns brown Chemical Cuisine Buzz Words
5 Dextrose structural form of glucose that rotates to the right Section 25 pt. 2
6 Dextrose structural form of glucose that rotates to the right Test 4
7 Dextrose source of nonprotein calories. 2.5%,5% and 10% for peripheral infusion and 25%,50% and 70% by central venous catheter. Total Parenteral Nutrition
8 Dextrose 1 g IV = 3.4 calories Total Parenteral Nutrition
9 dextrose for SQ fluids, do NOT use solutions that include what Small Animal Med
10 dextrose What is the fluid solution that is isotonic when administered but becomes hypotonic as the ingredients are metabolized. VT17 Fluid Therapy
11 dextrose The D-isomer of glucose; the only form of glucose with a normal role in physiology A&P - ch 3

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