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How are glucose and galactose absorbed in the intestines?
How are glucose and galactose absorbed in the intestines?
- By the same carrier protein (correct)
- Through sodium-independent transport
- By exocytosis
- Via passive diffusion
Which type of sugars are the only absorbable forms in the intestines?
Which type of sugars are the only absorbable forms in the intestines?
- Polysaccharides
- Disaccharides
- Oligosaccharides
- Monosaccharides (correct)
What happens to galactose and fructose in the liver?
What happens to galactose and fructose in the liver?
- They convert to glycogen
- They change into glucose (correct)
- They convert to disaccharides
- They remain unchanged
Which sugar is the main component of the systemic blood?
Which sugar is the main component of the systemic blood?
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What is the normal fasting level of blood sugar in deciliters?
What is the normal fasting level of blood sugar in deciliters?
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When can postprandial blood sugar levels go up to 150 mg/dl?
When can postprandial blood sugar levels go up to 150 mg/dl?
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