33. The body can store a. 500 grams or 1.1 lb of glycogern b, 25% of glycogen in

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33. The body can store a. 500 grams or 1.1 lb of glycogern b, 25% of glycogen in liver C. 75% of glycogen in skeletal muscles fibers d. All of the above 34. The hormone that stimulates the production of glycogen is a. A sudden rise of norepinephreine which stimulates muscle tissue to relax b. Insulin c. Liver bile d. Free phosphate in the blood stream 35. The complete oxidation of glucose yields all of these products except a. ATP b. Carbon dioxide c. Water d. Oxygen All of these processes occur exclusively in liver cells except one, which occurs in virtually all body cells. This one is 36. a. b. c. d. e. Gluconeogenesis Beta oxidation of fats Ketogenesis Deamination and conversion of ammonia to urea Krebs cycle 37. The process of forming glucose from amino acids or glycerol is called a. Gluconeogenesis b. Glycogenesis c. Ketogenesis d. Deamination e. Glycogenolysis 38. All of the following are parts of fat absorption and fat metabolism except a. Lipogenesis b. Beta oxidation c. Chylomicron formation d. Ketogenesis e. Glycogenesis 39. At room temperature, most body heat is lost by a. Evaporation b. Convection c. Conduction d. Radiation

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33. d. All of the above

34. b. Insulin

Insulin initiates the conversion of blood glucose to glycogen.

35. d. Oxygen

36. e. Krebs cycle

This takes place in all living cells at some point in their life

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