Which of the following would NOT be a good therapy for reducing doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity?
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CASE 3, Q3: The symptoms of obesity and fatty liver indicate…
CASE 3, Q3: The symptoms of obesity and fatty liver indicate excess fat synthesis which is due to…
Conversion of fatty acids to ketones by the liver provides a…
Conversion of fatty acids to ketones by the liver provides a way for the brain to utilize energy stored in fat.
Muscle contraction, for example during exercise, increases g…
Muscle contraction, for example during exercise, increases glucose uptake in muscle by which mechanism?
CASE 3, Q4: In the liver, glycolysis is stimulated due to…
CASE 3, Q4: In the liver, glycolysis is stimulated due to…
A defect in the enzyme glucose-6-phosphatase has severe cons…
A defect in the enzyme glucose-6-phosphatase has severe consequences on which of the following?
CASE 4: (There will be 8 questions on this case) A canine pa…
CASE 4: (There will be 8 questions on this case) A canine patient presents with a history of polyuria (frequent urination), polydipsia (frequent drinking) and vomiting. Physical findings include a > 5% dehydration, apparent disorientation and Kussmaul respirations (rapid, deep breathing). Blood work reveals elevated blood glucose (> 300 mg/dL), severe ketoacidosis (very high ketone levels and acidosis) and non-detectable insulin levels. You make a diagnosis of severe diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) secondary to type I diabetes. CASE 4, Q1: In this patient, liver gluconeogenesis is…
CASE 4, Q5: β-oxidation is stimulated due to…
CASE 4, Q5: β-oxidation is stimulated due to…
A drug which blocks (inhibits) opening of the ATP-sensitive…
A drug which blocks (inhibits) opening of the ATP-sensitive K+ channel would increase insulin secretion.
Which of the following is a mechanism underlying the loss of…
Which of the following is a mechanism underlying the loss of β-cells during late stage non-insulin dependent diabetes (NIDDM) in cats and humans?