Energy metabolism Practice Questions
20 free Energy metabolism practice questions for the Physiology, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation. Open any question below, or take the full set as an interactive quiz.
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- Q1. The preferred energy source for colonic epithelial cells (colonocytes) is:
- Q2. Which macronutrient provides the highest energy yield per gram?
- Q3. After a carbohydrate-rich meal, the primary hormone promoting energy storage is:
- Q4. The main pathway responsible for ATP generation from glucose in enterocytes is:
- Q5. Which organ plays a central role in integrating absorbed nutrients for energy metabolism?
- Q6. During fasting, the gastrointestinal tract's contribution to systemic energy balance primarily involves:
- Q7. Which process converts excess dietary glucose into fatty acids for long-term energy storage?
- Q8. The primary energy substrate transported from the intestine to the liver after fat digestion is:
- Q9. Which gastrointestinal hormone increases postprandial energy utilization by stimulating insulin release?
- Q10. Amino acids absorbed from the intestine are primarily used for energy when:
- Q11. Which pathway primarily generates ATP from fatty acids absorbed in the intestine?
- Q12. The postprandial increase in metabolic rate is known as:
- Q13. Which nutrient has the highest thermic effect during digestion and metabolism?
- Q14. Glucose absorbed from the intestine enters the circulation primarily via:
- Q15. Which factor most directly increases intestinal energy absorption efficiency?
- Q16. The primary fate of glycerol derived from intestinal fat digestion is:
- Q17. Which condition most directly impairs gastrointestinal energy absorption?
- Q18. During prolonged fasting, the gastrointestinal contribution to energy metabolism shifts toward:
- Q19. Which gastrointestinal hormone reduces food intake and influences energy balance by promoting satiety?
- Q20. The primary metabolic role of dietary fiber in energy metabolism is to: