Excess dietary fatty acids that are not required for energy production or other functions are
A. converted to amino acids for protein synthesis.
B. stored as triglycerides in adipose tissue.
C. transported in the blood as free fatty acids until they are needed.
D. excreted in the feces.
B
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A) activates hormonal release of bile. B) emulsifies lipids present in the chyme. C) lubricates the lining of the small intestine. D) neutralizes the acidic chyme.
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a. Patient thirsty, hungry, and has fasting glucose of 225 mg/dL related to type 2 diabetes mellitus as evidenced by patient interview and nursing notes. b. Altered nutrition-related laboratory values related to self monitoring knowledge deficit as evidenced by no patient record of blood glucose monitoring and fasting glucose of 225 mg/dL. c. Inadequate dietary instruction related to elevated blood glucose values and poor 24-hour diet recall as evidenced by a blood glucose of 225 mg/dL and excessive carbohydrate intake. d. Type 2 diabetes mellitus related to insulin resistance and obesity as evidenced by fasting blood glucose of 225 mg/dL and BMI of 32.
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a. destroys fewer pathogenic bacteria than standard pasteurization. b. allows milk to be stored at room temperature and unopened up to six months. c. packages milk products aseptically in sterile containers. d. allows milk to remain at room temperature up to forty-eight hours after the seal has been broken.