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A diet deficient in carbohydrates, which causes extra fat to be metabolized to meet the body's energy needs, can cause which of these conditions?
 
  a. arteriosclerosis c. hypoglycemia
  b. hyperglycemia d. ketosis

Question 2

When the secretion of insulin is impaired or absent, which of these responses occurs?
 
  a. euglycemia c. hyperglycemia
  b. glycogenolysis d. hypoglycemia



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Answer to Question 1

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Carbohydrates, the principal energy source for all body functions, are classified as organic and energy nutrients. Carbohydrates also oxidize fats, spare protein from being used as energy, and synthesize fatty acids and amino acids. A diet deficient in carbohydrates, which causes extra fat to be metabolized to meet the body's energy needs, results in the release of ketones.

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Glucose metabolism depends on the availability of insulin. If insulin is unavailable, the blood glucose level will increase and the client will experience hyperglycemia.





 

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