Insulin in the Blood Appears to Be Interpreted by the Brain

question 16

Multiple Choice

Insulin in the blood appears to be interpreted by the brain as

• A) a hunger signal.
• B) an indicator of the entry of fat into the duodenum.
• C) an indicator that the body is in the absorptive phase of metabolism.
• D) a satiety signal.
• E) a signal that the body requires food.

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