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Answer: Homeostasis is a process through which body resist the change and maintain the constant or stable environment.
The three sources of energy are:
- Carbohydrates
- Fats
- Protein
The storage form of carbohydrates are glycogen or fat. Usually the body converts the carbohydrates in to Glucose for the Instant energy and further converts it to glycogen or fat for the storage of energy.
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Chapter 22 Surgery and Nutrition Support 1. Describe the consequences of nutrient imbalances (specifically with protein, energy, vitamins, minerals, and fluid) on the preoperative, immediate postoperative, and long-term postoperative periods.
- U 1 - = = 1 = - = 2 - 3 - 1 5 167 1. Knowing what you now know about the effects of nutrition on the body's metabolism, list at least 2 metabolic changes (things like energy expenditure, glycemic control, etc) would you expect as a result of: a. Severe stress b. Starvation C. Trauma or surgery 2. Discuss the nutritional requirements of patients with burns. Start at the acute phase and work through to the...
Chapter 22: Nutrition and Digestion Chapter Content: Nutritional Disorders Complete the following questions as you read the twenty-second chapter content Nutritional Disorders: 1. Nutritional deficiency due to insufficient intake or a medical problem is known as 2. Explain how eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia lead to malnutrition. 3. in their diets. People in developing worlds often get too little A) Protein B) Carbohydrate C) Fat D) Sugar is having a that is too high, which is a ratio of...
1. Knowing what you now know about the effects of nutrition on the body's metabolism, list at least 2 metabolic changes (things like energy expenditure, glycemic control, etc) would you expect as a result of: a. Severe stress b. Starvation c. Trauma or surgery 2. Discuss the nutritional requirements of patients with burns. Start at the acute phase and work through to the healing phase. 3. What is the purpose of early enteral nutrition for burn patients? What is the...
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