A person is experiencing the effects of negative feedback. Which of the following could this person be experiencing?
A) Shivering when cold B) Drowsiness after eating a meal
C) Fatigue after walking a mile D) Extreme hunger
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Lulu is 53 and has not had her menstrual period in a year. Several times a day, she feels a
tingling in her upper chest, and then heat washes over her, in an upwards direction. It is intensely uncomfortable for about 5 minutes, during which she is nearly overwhelmed with an urge to fling off her clothing. The cause of Lulu's hot flashes is A) a decrease in gonadotropin concentration and an increase in estrogen concentration. B) an increase in gonadotropin concentration and an increase in estrogen concentration. C) a decrease in gonadotropin concentration and a decrease in estrogen concentration. D) an increase in gonadotropin concentration and a decrease in estrogen concentration.
In Grutter v. Bollinger, who did the U.S. Supreme Court rule in favor of the University of Michigan in its attempt to diversify the student body in the law school?
A. people who graduate from law school become lawyers who serve a range of people in the population with diverse legal issues and problems B. because the U.S. has a history of racial discrimination in the prosecution and conviction of people accused of criminal activity, or sensitivity to racial issues is enhanced by having a racially diverse body of lawyers C. the University of Michigan's admission committee considered many aspects of a person's candidacy in seeking entrance into the law school D. while undergraduate student bodies are usually racially diverse, law school student bodies are traditionally white and male, thus necessitating the need for remedial action to diversify the student body of lawyers
Answer the following questions true (T) or false (F)
1. Ketoacidosis is a critical part of ATP synthesis when fatty acids are used for fuel. 2. Oxidative deamination of a glutamate molecule produces ammonia. 3. Fatty acids and amino acids produce far less ATP than one glucose molecule.