Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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About 12 hours later, Devan hasn’t eaten all day. He eats a meal of steak and eggs. What effect does this meal have on Devan’s body?
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Devan will begin burning glucose for energy and his fat metabolism will shut down.
Devan’s liver will continue to make glucose from glycogen and amino acids
Devan’s liver will begin to store glucose as glycogen
Devan’s liver will continue to make ketone bodies from glucos
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