How many enzymes are needed to convert fructose into intermediates of the glycolytic gluconeogenic ...

How many enzymes are needed to convert fructose into intermediates of the glycolytic gluconeogenic pathway?
 a. 1
  b. 2
  c. 3
  d. 4
  e. 5

Q. 2

Which of the following is not a possible fate for amino acids in the liver?
 a. They are converted to glucose.
  b. They are converted to fat.
  c. They are converted to vitamin D.
  d. They are converted to another amino acid.
  e. All of these are possible fates for amino acids.

Q. 3

What is the predominant dietary source of galactose?
 a. fructose from fruit
 b. lactose from milk
 c. glucose from honey
 d. glycogen from meat
 e. fiber from vegetables

Q. 4

Joe is taking a nutrition course and is told that the galactose in his milk ends up as glucose. Where does this conversion take place?
 a. Brain
  b. Liver
  c. Gallbladder
  d. Appendix
  e. Pancreas

Q. 5

In addition to classic galactosemia, what are two variants of the disease?
 a. Duarte and Black
 b. variant I and variant II
  c. Edwards and Jackson
  d. dairy and fruit
 e. secondary and tertiary

Q. 6

All nutrients leaving the digestive system are taken to the _____.
 a. pancreas
  b. large intestine
  c. liver
  d. gallbladder
  e. stomach

Q. 7

For hereditary fructose intolerance, treatment includes dietary restriction of fructose, sucrose, and what other compound?
 a. glucose
 b. galactose
 c. aspartame
  d. stevia
 e. sorbitol