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Which body system relies solely upon carbohydrates for energy?
 
  a. central nervous c. reproductive
  b. integumentary d. respiratory

Question 2

The client who has a deficiency of water is experiencing:
 
  a. anhydrous c. ketosis
  b. dehydration d. perspiration



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Answer to Question 1

A
Carbohydrates, the principal energy source for all body functions, are classified as organic and energy nutrients. Carbohydrates also spare protein from being used as energy, oxidize fats, and synthesize fatty acids and amino acids. The central nervous system relies solely upon carbohydrates for energy.

Answer to Question 2

B
A deficiency of water is called dehydration. Prolonged dehydration results in death.



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