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craiczarry

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What is a potential side effect of pancreatic enzyme replacements?
 A) diarrhea
  B) hematemesis
  C) bloody stool
  D) constipation

Question 2

Explain why the physiological fuel value is different than the value measured in a bomb calorimeter.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

The amount of energy that is derived from food is less than the amount of energy available in the food. This is due to the fact that the body is not as efficient as the bomb calorimeter at breaking the bonds, and some of the foods cannot be digested in our digestive tracts.





 

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