Metabolism includes two processes

All chemical reactions involved in maintaining the living state of cells and organisms is defined as

Process of using nutrient molecules as energy sources and building blocks for our own molecules is

The breakdown of complex compounds into simpler compounds is

The most common energy sources are

Two stages of glucose catabolism

Check off Anaerobic phase components

Aerobic phase components

Aerobic occurs in ____ of the cell?

How many ATP per molecule of glucose in the Aerobic phase

How many ATP per molecule of glucose in the ANAerobic phase

Reactants in Anaerobic metabolism

Products of Aerobic metabolism

Reactants of Aerobic metabolism

Which of the following are false about fatty acids

Rate ate which cellular respiration coverts nutrients into ATP is

Metabolic rate is not affected by

Metabolic rates are high in children and adolescents true or false

What is defined as the amount of energy that you expend each day just to stay alive and is measured in kilocalories (kcal)

What is defined as the amount of energy needed to maintain life functions while the body is at rest

Which nutrient is not used as reservouir in the body

we lose 15-20% of heat through the

____ in the dermis bring blood to the surface so heat can be dissipated to the outside

Amount of heat produced depends on

____% of heat is lost through the skin

Heat transfer promoted by movement of a cooler contacting medium (fan)

Heat travels from its source as heat waves or rays. Does not require contact between source and receiver

Loss of heat through the evaporation of water

Warm objects transfers heat to a cooler object (skin and ice pack)

Children lose heat faster than adults true or false?

heat loss is affected by ___ of tissue compared to the amount of skin surface

What two prevent heat loss?

___ regulates body temperature by maintaining a balances between heat production and heat loss

too much heat loss results in which of the two?

too much heat loss results in?

benefits of fever include:

A sudden drop in temperature that is evidenced by rapid heat loss, profuse sweating, muscular relaxation and dilation of blood vessels

Gradual drop in temperature

Have/showing signs of a fever

___ are substances that produce fever. ___ drugs that reduce fever