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PSIO 303 Exam 3/Final Questions and Answers What are the core components of metabolic syndrome? - ANSWER-1. Visceral or central obesity 2. Insulin resistance 3. Hyperinsulinemia 4. Glucose intolerance 5. Dyslipdemia 6. Essential hypertension Visceral/Central obesity is associated with what ...

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PSIO 303 Exam 3/Final Questions and

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What are the core components of metabolic syndrome? - ANSWER✔✔-1. Visceral or central obesity


2. Insulin resistance


3. Hyperinsulinemia


4. Glucose intolerance


5. Dyslipdemia


6. Essential hypertension


Visceral/Central obesity is associated with what parts of metabolic syndrome? - ANSWER✔✔-Insulin

resistance (due to excess FFA's and other adipokines produced)and hyperinsulinemia


Are underweight conditions associated with metabolic syndrome? - ANSWER✔✔-Yes


Insulin Resistance - ANSWER✔✔-Normal or elevated insulin levels don't elicit the expected biological

response in the organism or tissue




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What is the primary site of glucose disposal? - ANSWER✔✔-Skeletal muscle


Hyperinsulinemia - ANSWER✔✔-An increase in insulin secretion is brought about in order to

compensate for the insulin resistant state and to keep blood glucose as close to normal as possible.

Results in hyperglycemia


Glucose intolerance - ANSWER✔✔-Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)


Dyslipidemia - ANSWER✔✔-Derangement of the circulating levels of specific lipids (decrease HDL,

increase LDL)


Essential Hypertension - ANSWER✔✔-Insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia cause alterncations that

cause an increase in blood volume and total peripheral resistance that results in hypertension


Normal glucoregulation - ANSWER✔✔-the ability of an organism to respond appropriately to

interventions that cause circulating glucose levels to deviate from set-point


What 5 organs are involved in whole body glucose homeostasis? - ANSWER✔✔-1. Skeletal muscle


2. Liver


3. Pancreas


4. Adipose Tissue


5. Hypothalamus

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How does Skeletal muscle aid in glucoregulation - ANSWER✔✔-- 40% of body mass


- responsible for peripheral disposal of glucose in response to oral glucose/meals


- glucose transport into muscle via myocytes = highly regulated process stimulated by insulin or

contractions


- Glucose molecules transported can be stored as glycogen or oxidized to make ATP


How does the Liver aid in glucoregulation? - ANSWER✔✔-- Site of glucose disposal from hepatic portal

circulation and from general circulation


- Critical site of glucose production (mediate by breakdown of glycogen stores and synthesis of new

glucose from precursor molecules)


- Glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis (HGP) are under control by hormonal factors (glucagon and

insulin) in accordance to blood glucose level


What is HGP mediated by? - ANSWER✔✔-1. Breakdown of glycogen stored in liver (glycogenolysi)


2. Synthesis of new glucose molecules (gluconeogenesis)


How does the Pancreas aid in glucoregulation? - ANSWER✔✔-- Exocrine and endocrine aspects

(endocrine consists of different cel types = critical for normal glucoregulation (alpha and beta cells)


- beta cells: synthesize and secrete insulin (has effect on glucose transport and storage in cells)


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