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WorksheetsMastery Exam DDM biochemistry (vitamins, lipid and metab)
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 54mins
You want to find out if eating foods high in saturated fats will make you healthier. Which of the following is the best dependent variable?
Level of health
Number of grams of saturated fat consumed
Lipid levels in blood
Weight change in pounds
This is the deposition of lipid plaques on the lining of the arteries
Hyperlipoprotenemia
Hypertension
Diabetes
Atherosclerosis
Enzyme responsible in the cleavage of acetoacetyl CoA
Dehydrogenase
Lyase
thiolase
Decarboxylase
Acetoacetate to B-Hydroxybutarate
Chain cleavage
Condensation
Hydrogenation
Oxidation
Reducing agent needed in the process of lipogenesis
NADPH
NADH
FADH2
ATP
How many ATP can a 10c lipids produced?
10
60
64
120
All except one are true about gastric lipase…
Main preduodenal lipase
Hydrolyzes TG containing short and medium chain fatty acids
Primary site of hydrolysis is an 3ester- linkage
Optimum pH is 6.0-7.0
The dietary fats are transported as…
Micelles
chylomicrons
Chyme
fatty acid-albumin complex
One and the only energy requiring step in fatty acid oxidation is catalyzed by which of the following enzymes.
Thiolase
Acyl CoA dehydrogenase
Thiokinase
Beta –OH Acyl coA dehydrogenase
A fatty acid with Lauric acid will undergo how many cycles of beta oxidation
9
7
6
5
What is the molecular basis of the statement “Fats burn in the flame of carbohydrates”?
Fats are hydrolyzed in the presence of carbohydrates
Fatty acids and glucose are simultaneously oxidized
Acetyl coA is the common product of fatty acid and glucose oxidation
Acetyl coA is oxidized completely in the presence of oxaloacetate in TCA cycle
Which of the following is not used for fatty acid synthesis?
cobalamine
NADPH
biotin
bicarbonate
Malonyl-CoA is a direct inhibitor of which enzyme of fatty acid oxidation?
Carnitine Acyl Transferase- I
Carnitine Acyl Transferase – II
Thiokinase
Lipolipase
Which of the following is the primary ketone body?
acetone
acetoacetate
Beta-hydroxy butyrate
Hydroxy methyl glutarate
All are conditions of ketosis except one…
Starvation
Uncontrolled DM
High carbohydrate diet
Von Gierke’s disease
The key regulatory enzyme of cholesterol synthesis is…
HMG- CoA synthase
HMG CoA lyase
HMG CoA reductase
Mevalonate kinase
Choose the incorrect statement about cholesterol synthesis…
All the carbon atoms are derived from Acetyl CoA
Process is cytoplasmic
NADPH is the main coenzyme
Highly expensive energetically
How many ATP are produced by Palmitic acid?
108
56
106
67
How many acetyl CoA is needed to produce acetoacetyl CoA?
1
2
3
4
Lipids are inorganic substances made up of fatty acids and their naturally existing compunds and derivaties.
Lipids present diverse chemical structure.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Lipids are all unique, they have certain properties in common.
Lipids are all unique, they don’t have anything in common.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Lipids can be dissolved in organic solvents.
Lipids can be dissolved in ordinary solvents.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Lipids can be dissolved in water.
Lipids can be dissolved in ordinary solvents.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
True fats are called Basic Fats.
Acidic fats are true fats.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
True fats generally constitute the storage material for energy in animals only.
False fat generally constitute the storage material for energy in plants only.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Lipids are widely distributed in nature.
Lipids can be an energy source.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
True Fats contain glycerol and fatty acids.
True fats contain glycerol,fatty acids,a nitrogenous base and phosphoric acid.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Lipids serves as cold insulator. Lipids serves as hot insulator.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
Phospholipids and cerebrosides has a nitrogenous base and acetic acid.
Phospholipids and cerebrosides has a nitrogenous base and phosphoric acid.
First statement is correct. Second statement is wrong
First statement is wrong. Second statement is correct
Both statements are correct’
Both statements are wrong
What is the process in which the saponifiable lipid yield fatty acid and alcohol?
Oxidation
Reduction
Hydrolysis
Conjugation
Saponification is the hydrolysis of fats and oils under what condition?
Acidic
Basic
Neutral
In saponification, what molecule is removed from the fatty acid or ester?
Hydrogen
Sulfur
Water
Urea
The following are precipitated from the solution by the addition of NaCl,except?
Sodium Stearate
Sodium Oleate
Sodium Palmitate
Sodium Hydroxide
The addition of NaCl makes the sodium salt of the fatty acid
Soluble in water
Insoluble in water
The remaining solution after the separation that was caused by NaCl has...
Alcohol and Glycerol
Glycerol and Sodium Chloride
Glycerol and Sodium Hydroxide
Alcohol and Sodium Hydroxide
In the separation of soap by salting out, what was added to the soap solution?
Saturated NaCl Solution
Unsaturated NaCl Solution
Saturated NaOH Solution
Unsaturated NaOH Solution
In the separation of fatty acids and glycerol: after the addition of diluted H2SO4, it was tested with litmus paper. The blue litmus paper turned what?
Blue
Red
Black
White
Test for Glycerol is also known as
Acrolein test
Flame test
Chloroform test
Reflux Distillation
In the saponification of lipids, what method was used?
Simple Distillation
Reflux Distillation
Reflux Filtration
Simple Filtration
What type of ethanol is used in the experiment?
100% ethanol
50% ethanol
95% ethanol
75% ethanol
The following statements are TRUE about lipids EXCEPT…
They are hydrophilic
They are amphipathic
Made up of organic substances
Extraction of lipids require organic solvents
In the determination of the presence of glycerol the test is done by treating the sample with….
NaOH
CHCl3
H2SO4
KHSO4
Which of the following is a monounsaturated fatty acid ?
Oleic acid
Stearic acid
Linoleic acid
Linolenic acid
Olive oil is an example of
sat fat
trans fat
unsat fat
cholesterol
The degree of unsaturation of lipids can be measured by …
Iodine number
Double bond number
Saponification number
Cholesterol ring number
The higher the iodine value of the fat sample means...
Higher degree of saturation
Higher degree of unsaturation
Higher degree of saponification
higher degree of hydrogenation
The purpose of adding 95% C2H5OH in saponification is …
Helps in precipitating fatty acid salts
Help dissolve the non-polar fat so it can react with a strong base.
Help by reacting with the strong base to form water and fatty acid salt.
Helps in separating the polar substances to the fat sample to obtain soap.
In Acrolein test the sample fat is treated with a dehydrating agent . The principle of adding a dehydrating agent to the fat sample is…
The glycerol portion of the fat sample will be converted to a fatty acid salts.
The glycerol portion of the fat sample will be dehydrated forming ester of fatty acids.
The glycerol portion of the fat sample will be dehydrated forming unsaturated aldehyde.
The glycerol portion of the fat sample will be hydrated forming soap and ester fatty acid salts.
Assay of reducing agent
Iodimetry
Iodometry
Neutralization
Acidimetry
Product in Vitamin C titration
Ascorbic acid
Iodine
rehydroascorbic acid
hydrogen
Upon titration of Vitamin C extract, you have used an equivalent amount of iodine which is 61.5ml. Compute for the vitamin C content if;
extract: 100ml
amount needed as analyte in the titration: 30ml
3.154 mg/ml
1.6153 mg/ml
0.8207 mg/ml
3.456 mg/ml
What is the analyte for iodimetry titration in determining vit C content?
Ascorbic acid
Phenolphthalein
Starch
Iodine
Known concentration in the titration process
Analyte
Titrand
Titrant
Indicator
Titration Process in which there is an addition of an excess of standard titrant to the analyte, and then titration of excess titrant to determine how much is in excess
Back titration
Blank titration
Neutralization
Alkalinization
Upon titration of Vitamin C extract, you have used an equivalent amount of iodine which is 31.5ml. Compute for the vitamin C content if;
extract: 100ml
amount needed as analyte in the titration: 30ml
3.154 mg/ml
1.6153 mg/ml
0.8207 mg/ml
3.456 mg/ml
Which of the following best described an analyte?
Solution of known concentration
Chemicals capable of changing color at or near the endpoint
Active constituent
Volumetric solution
Laboratory technique that can be used to determine the oxidixed Fe2+ or reduced Fe3+
Permanganometry
Iodimetry
Iodometry
Cerimetry
analyte is oxidizing agent
Permanganometry
Iodimetry
Iodometry
Cerimetry
Manner of adding indicator: Before reaching Endpoint
Permanganometry
Iodimetry
Iodometry
Cerimetry
Chemical reaction happened during the titration of Vitamin C giving dehydroascorbic acid as its product
Oxidation
Reduction
Sulfation
Chlorination
What is the use of starch in the Vitamin C titration?
Analyte
Indicator
Titrant
Titrand
Titer value of ascorbic acid in iodine volume
50ml
60ml
55ml
65ml
Tricarboxylic acid cycle is the other terms for Krebs Cycle.
true
false
How many ATP can one NADH use?
1
2.5
4
1.5
What will happen to the unused triacylglycerol in the body?
will become acetyl coA
store in adipose tissue
further metabolized entering glycolysis
undergo lypogenesis
What is the purpose of L-carnitine?
Dissolve excess fats in the body
applicable in losing weight
Helps in the entrance of acyl CoA to the inner mitochondria
precursor in the conversion of acyl CoA to acetyl CoA
Special enzyme for unsaturated fatty metabolism
Thiolase
Epimerase
Transaminase
Synthetase
The following will happen in the diabetic patient, EXCEPT...
Increase lypolysis
Decrease reesterification
increase ketone bodies
decrease LDL
