5. What happens in the absorptive (fed) state of metabolism? O ingested nutrient

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5. What happens in the absorptive (fed) state of metabolism? O ingested nutrients enter the bloodstream to provide energy for the body. O Energy is supplied by the breakdown of the body's own nutrient stores. O substances that have reached their threshold concentration are eliminated. O Liver glycogenolysis takes place to produce glucose. O Lipolysis takes place in the adipose tissue of the body. 6. How many Calories (kilocalories) are there in a large hamburger (with a bun)? The hamburger (and its bun) contain 50 g of carbohydrate, 30 g of fat, and 25 g of protein. Nutrient Energy content Carbohydrate 4 kcal/ Protein 4 kcal/g Fat 9 kcal/ 7 kcal/ Alcohol (50x4) (30) (4) (25x9) O (50x9) (30)(4) (25004) (50X4) (30009) (25x4) (50+30+25x4 4 9) (50*30 25) (4+4+9)

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5) In the absorptive state of metabolism, anabolic processes occur. During anabolic processes glucose is being used. This glucose is obtained from the liver via glycogenolysis. Hence, the correct answer is -

Liver glycogenolysis takes place to produce glucose.

   Energy content

6) Ham burger had carbohydrate 50g 50 x 4kcal

   protein 25g 25 x 4kcal

   fat 30g 30 x 9kcal

Total energy content is the third option 50 x 4kcal +   25 x 4kcal +  30 x 9kcal .

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