...waste heat of metabolic activity in the...
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...appears as heat, metabolic rate can be...
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...used to estimate metabolic rate. A gram...
...not produce enough metabolic heat to have...
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...inverse relationship between metabolic rate and size...
...Animals adjust their metabolic rates as conditions...
...a range of metabolic rates. Minimal rates...
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...specific temperature. The metabolic rate of a...
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...Metabolic Rate Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Standard...
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...the Rate of Metabolic Heat Production Mammals...

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...the cell keeps metabolic pathways from ever...
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...Enzymes speed up metabolic reactions by lowering...
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...helps control metabolism. Metabolic control often depends...
...key reactions in metabolic pathways. In enzymes...
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...temperature directly affects metabolic rate and exercise...
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...is organized into metabolic pathways. A metabolic...
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...temperature to decrease metabolic rate ( reducing...
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...conduction Thermogenesis Increased metabolic rate Muscular activity...
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...BAT depleted ( metabolic response to cold...
...Older adult Slower metabolic rate Reduced sensory...
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...hypoglycemia Result of metabolic effects of cold...
...Possible development of metabolic acidosis Maintain neutral...

...7.45) Further classification Metabolic acidosis Primary change...
...concentration 22 mEq/L Metabolic alkalosis Primary change...
...failure usually causes metabolic acidosis due to...
...of respiratory and metabolic disturbances Client with...
...mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis Alterations and...
...is treated separately Metabolic acidosis ( occurs...
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...Major treatment for metabolic or respiratory alkalosis...
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...Mild to moderate metabolic acidosis Treatment dependent...
...for clients with metabolic acidosis Client will...
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...Study Exemplar 1.2 Metabolic Alkalosis Overview Characterized...
...can contribute to metabolic alkalosis Severe alkalosis...
...reduce reoccurrence of metabolic alkalosis Client describes...
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...to normal Adequate metabolic compensation Hypercapnia CO2...

...posses? ALTERED BY METABOLIC INHIBITORS (INCREASES KM)...
...KM)… MULTISUBUNITED. THESE METABOLIC MODULATORS BIND NONCOVALENTLY....