Pregunta 1
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Which statement best describes the location of the pancreas?
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The pancreas sits under the larynx on the anterior of the trachea.
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The pancreas sits in the abdominal cavity.
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The pancreas sits in the C-shaped curve of the duodenum, with it's body extending behind the stomach.
Pregunta 2
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The pancreas is:
Pregunta 3
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The majority of the pancreas secretes digestive enzymes.
Pregunta 4
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(Choose all correct options.)
Pancreatic islets:
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make up 2% of the pancreas' mass
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have 4 types of cells
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have alpha cells which secrete insulin
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have beta cells which secrete glucagon
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are up to 1 million in number within the pancreas
Pregunta 5
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The reference range for blood glucose is between:
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3.5 - 8 mmol/L
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3.5 - 6 mmol/L
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4 - 6 mmol/L
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5 - 10 mmol/L
Pregunta 6
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Glucose is the only fuel the brain can use.
Pregunta 7
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During the day, fuel use ([blank_start]metabolism[blank_end]) is [blank_start]continuous[blank_end], but we only eat periodically. Hence, our blood glucose level [blank_start]changes[blank_end] throughout the day. We describe the two metabolic [blank_start]states[blank_end] the body moves between as the fed state and the fasting state.
In the fed state there is [blank_start]uptake[blank_end] of nutrients and [blank_start]anabolic[blank_end] metabolism taking place([blank_start]synthesis[blank_end] of glycogen, protein and fat).
Vice versa, in the fasting state there is [blank_start]mobilisation[blank_end] of nutrients and [blank_start]catabolic[blank_end] metabolism taking place([blank_start]breakdown[blank_end] of glycogen, protein and fat.)
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metabolism
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continuous
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changes
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states
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uptake
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anabolic
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synthesis
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mobilisation
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catabolic
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breakdown
Pregunta 8
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Choose the correct statements about insulin secretion.
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Insulin is secreted by beta cells when blood glucose concentration increases above the reference range.
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Insulin release can be a negative-feedback pathway or a feed-forward pathway.
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Carbohydrates being broken down into glucose during digestion triggers insulin release.
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Target cells include everything but muscle and adipose tissue.
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The beta cells are the sensor and integrator of the system.
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Insulin is a lipid-soluble hormone with an intracellular receptor.
Pregunta 9
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Which of these is not a symptom of Type I Diabetes?
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Hypoglycemia
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Polyuria
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Polydipsia
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Polyphagia
Pregunta 10
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Insulin is the only hormone that can decrease blood glucose levels.
Pregunta 11
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Type I Diabetes is an autoimmune disease where insulin-producing alpha cells have been destroyed.
Pregunta 12
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The first treatments of insulin were on diabetic dogs. The first treatments of insulin to people were of crude insulin attained from bovine pancreases.
Pregunta 13
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Pure insulin can now be produced in vitro.
Pregunta 14
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Choose the incorrect statement about Type 2 Diabetes.
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90% of Diabetes cases are Type 2.
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It is becoming more prevalent in children.
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Cells are resistant to insulin.
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Risk factors for Type 2 are unknown.
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Lifestyle changes can be used to treat Type 2.
Pregunta 15
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(Choose all correct.)
Hyperglycemia can cause:
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Glucagon is a peptide hormone with intracellular receptors.
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Glucagon causes an increase in glucose and ketone synthesis.
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Glucagon causes a breakdown of glycogen.
Pregunta 19
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[blank_start]Gluconeogenesis[blank_end] is the synthesis of glucose, while [blank_start]glycogenolysis[blank_end] is the breakdown of [blank_start]glycogen[blank_end]. Both are stimulated by [blank_start]glucagon[blank_end].
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Gluconeogenesis
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glycogenolysis
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glucagon
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glycogen