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- 31. You would find enterokinase here. 1. 5 2. 4 3. 10 4. 3 5. 11| 4. Explain the following table in detail.? One by One food source explain in detail with respect to I th Fluoride Content.? Food Fluoride Content (ppm on dry basis) Milk 0.04–0.55 Meats 0.01–7.7 Fish 0.10–24.0 Cheese 0.13–1.62 Butter 0.4–1.50 Rice and peas 10.0 Cereal and cereal products Vegetables and tubers 0.10–0.20 0.10–2.05 Citrus fruits 0.04–0.36 Sugar 0.10–0.32 Coffee 0.2–1.6 Tea infusion 0.1–2.0 Instant (solution) 0.29. A man in an unconscious state suspected to result from fasting or a diabetic coma was taken to the emergency room of the nearest hospital. The patient's breath 536 Chapter 9. Molecular endocrinology smells of acctone. Explain what needs to be done to determine the patient's diagnosis. For answer: a) name the ketone bodies and conditions causing their increased level in blood; b) explain which laboratory tests should be performed to diagnose the patient's condition; c) name the symptoms characteristic of fasting and diabetes; d) describe the similarities and differences in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins for both conditions.
- 2. The young man with weakness, insomnia, and weight reduction visited a doctor. During the examination, the doctor found out that young man decided to be vegetarian and during several last months followed plant diet without any consultation with the doctor. What are the possible reasons for the described symptoms? For the answer: 8.2 Transamination and Deamination of Amino Acids 411 a) give the definition to the «nitrogen balance» and whether or not it is changed in the patient; b) point out the cause of changed nitrogen balance; c) point out compounds do contain high-value proteins; d) specify the metabolic pathways of these compound in the human body; e) answer the main question of the task.3. Write 3 of the causes of hyperglycemia and explain.29. Which of these daily CHO recommendation is correct? 55 to 60% of total kilocalorie intake 65 to 70% of total kilocalorie intake 35 to 40% of total kilocalorie intake 45 to 50% of total kilocalorie intake
- 91.ONE of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding misoprostol : A- It has no effect on acid secretion B- It is not a component of triple therapy of H pylori 3- It increases mucus production and bicarbonate secretion 4- May cause diarrhea 5- It significantly increase gastric mucosal blood flow13. Vitamin H: coenzyme form, functional groups, mechanism of action, biological role, sources, daily requirement, possible pathologies.1.describe the effect of adding fluoride to drinking water. 2.where is saliva secreted into from the salivary gland 3.Where is gastric juice made containing pepsin and hydrochloric acid 4.where does amylase break down starch to maltose 5.where does mastication increase the surface area of the food 6.where does bile salts emulsify fats 7.where does pepsin break down protein to polypeptides 8.where is sodium hydrogen carbonate neutralises acid from the stomach 8.Where does lipase break down fats to fatty acids and glycerol
- 9. A man in an unconscious state suspected to result from fasting or a diabetic coma was taken to the emergency room of the nearest hospital. The patient's breath 536 Chapter 9. Molecular endocrinology smells of acetone. Explain what needs to be done to determine the patient's diagnosis. For answer. ng and Graucies, d) describe the similarities and differences in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins for both conditions.41. Which of the following would be an effective way to improve iron status? Consume plant sources of iron (e.g., legumes) with a source of vitamin C (e.g., tomatoes). Occasionally choose lean red meats (e.g., sirloin steak) as part of meals. At breakfast, choose an iron-fortified cereal. All of these would be effective strategies to improve iron status.What are arguments for obtaining antioxidants from food, supplements, or both? Who may neec supplements? Who doesn't need supplements? Due this Sunday by 11:59PM ( explain well with proper answer).
