Regulation of Total Body Energy Flashcards

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High plasma concentrations of cholesterol is called:

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Atherosclerosis

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What are 2 major sources of cholesterol?

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  1. Dietary (animal)

2. Synthesis by cells

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Which cells produce most of the cholesterol?

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Cells in liver and GI tract

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Some of the cholesterol is absorbed by the ________ and EXCRETED IN BILE.

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Liver

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Much of the cholesterol absorbed by the liver is metabolized into ________.

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Bile salts

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Synthesis of cholesterol in the liver is INHIBITED by:

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HMG Co-A Reductase Inhibitors (statins)

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Plasma cholesterol is transported in:

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Lipoproteins

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Cholesterol is important in the production of:

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plasma membranes, bile salts, steroid hormones

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What effect does dietary SATURATED fatty acids have on cholesterol levels?

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INCREASE

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What effects do UNSATURATED fatty acids have on cholesterol levels?

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DECREASE

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Which lipoprotein is responsible for the RECYCLING of cholesterol by bringing it back to the liver?

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HDL

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Which lipoproteins CARRIES cholesterol TO CELLs?

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LDL

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13
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What ratio is the best indicator for heart disease?

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LDL:HDL

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Lipoprotein binding with receptors on PM initiates which process?

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ENDOCYTOSIS into the liver cell

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Once the lipoprotein is intracellular what Digests the LDL into free cholesterol?

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Lysosomes

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Free cholesterol is released back into the blood circulation where it is hopefully captured by what to be recycled?

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HDL

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17
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What effect does CIGARETTE smoking have on HDL levels?

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DECREASE

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18
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Weight reduction and exercise have what effect on HDL levels?

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INCREASE

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ESTROGEN has what effect on LDL and HDL levels?

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DECREASE LDL, INCREASE HDL

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PRE-menopausal women have a ________ cholesterol level than men and POST-menopausal women

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LOWER

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The enzyme in the liver that synthesizes cholesterol and is the target of STATINS

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HMG-CoA

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A calorie is the amount of ______ needed to raise 1 gram of _____ by _____ degree C.

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Heat, Water, 1

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23
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What is a metabolic rate?

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TOTAL ENERGY expenditure per unit time

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What is NEAT?

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All the things we do ABOVE BMR w/o being actively engaged in exercise

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Who has a higher NEAT, lean or obese people?
LEAN
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What is also known as the “metabolic cost of living”?
BMR
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BMR (increases/decreases) with age:
DECREASES
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BMR is dependent on ______.
Amount of LEAN body mass.
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What is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT determinant of BMR?
Thyroid hormone
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TH increases O2 consumption and heat production of most body tissues (not brain) and is called the _____ Effect.
Calorigenic
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What are the effects of HYPERthyroidism?
INCREASE: of 1. metabolic demands 2. hunger and food intake 3. net CATABOLISM of stores 4. Weight LOSS 5. demand of Vitamin cofactors
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Someone who’s flushed, sweating, and intolerant to warm environments is likely (hypo/hyper) thyroid?
HYPER
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What other hormone REQUIRES TH?
GROWTH HORMONE - if deficient see stunted growth in children
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What class of rectors REQUIRES TH?
Beta receptors of sympathetic NS
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Starvation is associated ______ TH production.
Decreased (good survival tactic)
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What else exhibits a CALORIGENIC effect?
Epinephrine
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What 2 tissue types have SYMPATHETIC receptors?
Muscle and Adipocytes
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Epinephrine has what effect on MR?
INCREASE (why we’re hotter during stress)
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What is the most variable component of ENERGY EXPENDITURE?
Physical Activity
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Do you spend more energy sleeping or sitting at a computer?
Sleeping
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What is the predominant constituent of activity thermogenesis?
NEAT
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What effect does FOOD INGESTION have on energy expenditure?
INCREASES, most of the heat produced is due to the processing of nutrients by liver (mostly protein, CHO and fat have less effect)
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What happens when intake EXCEEDS energy expenditure?
STORE MORE
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What happens in response to Increased STORAGE in the adipocytes?
Release LEPTIN to the HYPOTHALAMUS to reduce food intake
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How does leptin REDUCE FOOD INTAKE?
Inhibits the release of NPY at hypothalamus
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What effect does leptin have on MR?
STIMULATES
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What measures to conserve energy go into effect in a LONGTERM FAST?
DECREASE secretion of sex hormones & TH, INCREASE in adrenal corticosteroids
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The ______ of the Hypothalamus contain the hunger and satiety centers.
Arcuate Nucleus
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What is Ghrelin and where is it released?
Feedbacks to NPY in Hypothalamus to STIMULATE APPETITE. Syntheszied and released by the ENTEROENDOCRINE cells In FUNDUS of stomach.
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What else can Ghrelin stimulate?
Growth Hormone release
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The hypothalamus releases NPY in response to ______, to _______ appetite.
GREHLIN, INCREASE
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In an ABSORPTIVE state what effects does Leptin have on the 2 centers in the Arcuate nucleus of the HYPOT?
STIMULATES POMC C --> satiety, INHIBITS NPY --> decrease apetitie
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A drug that blocked the release of LEPTIN from adipose tissue would do what to body metabolism?
DECREASE
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A drug that blocked the release of NPY from hypothalamic neurons would do what to appetite?
DECREASE
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People with what fat distribution are at a greater risk of developing serious conditions such as diabetes and CVD?
Apple
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Adipose tissue in what areas are more adept at breaking down fat?
Abdomen
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What are causes of obesity?
Environment, Genetics, Intrauterine environment