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Select all the molecules that can be catabolized such that the resulting carbon can be used to create ketone bodies. glucose fatty acids glycogen carbon dioxide amino acids

Select all the molecules that can be catabolized such that the resulting carbon can be used to create ketone bodies. glucose fatty acids glycogen carbon dioxide amino acids

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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ISBN:9781451194524
Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting
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You test the arterial blood pH of both brothers before they are treated. The normal range for arterial pH is 7.35-7.45. Here are the arterial pH results: • Dave: arterial pH = 7.31 • Michael: arterial pH = 7.20 The physician you are shadowing tells you that Dave's arterial pH value of 7.31 indicates acidosis, although this level of acidosis does not normally cause loss of consciousness or delirium. Conversely, Michael's pH value of 7.20 indicates severe acidosis, which could result in neurological problems. You also get the test results showing serum levels of ketone bodies, using acetoacetate and acetone as markers. Ketone body levels are normally undetectable in healthy individuals. Here are the ketone body results: • Dave: low but detectable levels of both markers • Michael: dangerously high levels of both markers
Transcribed Image Text:You test the arterial blood pH of both brothers before they are treated. The normal range for arterial pH is 7.35-7.45. Here are the arterial pH results: • Dave: arterial pH = 7.31 • Michael: arterial pH = 7.20 The physician you are shadowing tells you that Dave's arterial pH value of 7.31 indicates acidosis, although this level of acidosis does not normally cause loss of consciousness or delirium. Conversely, Michael's pH value of 7.20 indicates severe acidosis, which could result in neurological problems. You also get the test results showing serum levels of ketone bodies, using acetoacetate and acetone as markers. Ketone body levels are normally undetectable in healthy individuals. Here are the ketone body results: • Dave: low but detectable levels of both markers • Michael: dangerously high levels of both markers
Select all the molecules that can be catabolized such that the resulting carbon can be used to create ketone bodies. O glucose fatty acids O glycogen carbon dioxide amino acids
Transcribed Image Text:Select all the molecules that can be catabolized such that the resulting carbon can be used to create ketone bodies. O glucose fatty acids O glycogen carbon dioxide amino acids
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