All of the Following Are Specific Requirements for Energy in Biochemical

question 64

Multiple Choice

All of the following are specific requirements for energy in biochemical processes except

• A)stored energy must be in a form that is chemically accessible.
• B)release of energy from storage must occur at a carefully controlled rate.
• C)release of energy from food must occur gradually.
• D)energy needed for unfavorable reactions must be available in the form of heat.
• E)the correct amount of heat must be released from biochemical reactions to maintain body temperature.

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Definitions:

Sodium Ions

Positively charged ions of sodium (Na+), essential for various physiological functions including the regulation of blood pressure and volume.

Tubular Reabsorption

Movement of materials, by means of diffusion, active transport, or symport, from the filtrate within a nephron to the blood.

Tubular Secretion

A process in the nephrons of the kidneys where substances are added to the tubular fluid for excretion, helping to regulate blood pH and remove toxins.

Urine Volume

The total amount of urine excreted by the kidneys over a given period, important in assessing kidney function and fluid balance.