In Type I Diabetes, High Levels of Ketone Bodies Are

question 8

Multiple Choice

In Type I diabetes, high levels of ketone bodies are liable to result in acidosis because:

• A)The brain consumes very large amounts of acetoacetate.
• B)The kidneys excrete large amounts of protonated ketone bodies.
• C)The ketone bodies are acids, but the triglycerides from which they are formed are not.
• D)Ketone bodies combine with circulating plasma bicarbonate.
• E)Ketone bodies increase the urinary excretion of protons.

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Definitions:

All-Or-None Contraction

A principle stating that a muscle fiber contracts completely or not at all.

Atrophied

Refers to the partial or complete wasting away of a part of the body, typically as a result of degeneration of cells or lack of use.

Hypertrophied

Hypertrophied refers to an organ or tissue that has increased in size due to the enlargement of its cells, often in response to increased demand or stimulus.

Fast-Twitch Fibers

Muscle fibers that contract quickly and are used for short bursts of speed and power, but fatigue more rapidly than slow-twitch fibers.