To Conserve Body Protein for Its Vital Functions and Not

question 82

Multiple Choice

To conserve body protein for its vital functions and not use it to provide energy, you should

• A) eat adequate amounts of carbohydrate and fat to conserve protein for other functions.
• B) eat at least twice the recommended RDA for protein to ensure adequate protein stores.
• C) work out in the gym at least three times a week to store additional protein for later use.
• D) eat meat three times a week to ensure adequate protein storage.

Understand the theoretical models that explain auditory and visual perceptions.

Comprehend the physical and chemical processes involved in vision and hearing.

Understand the basic principles of supply and demand.

Recognize the factors that cause shifts in demand and supply curves.

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Definitions:

Deep Inspiration

A large intake of breath that increases lung volume and decreases intrapleural pressure, facilitating the intake of oxygen.

Pectoralis Major

A large muscle in the upper chest that aids in the rotation and movement of the arm across the body.

Diaphragm

A large, dome-shaped muscle located below the lungs that contracts and relaxes to aid in the breathing process.

Flexor Digitorum Profundus

A muscle located in the forearm that flexes the fingers at the distal interphalangeal joints.