Ketogenesis occurs when:Group of answer choicesblood pH rises, requiring acidic ketone bodies.insulin levels rise and ATP is required.beta oxidation is high in the liver.ketose sugars are elevated from the diet.

Which of the following is not true about a body that starts to produce ketone bodies (i.e. ketogenesis)?Group of answer choicesA) The citric acid cycle intermediates of most cells are depleted due to using those intermediates for gluconeogenesis.B) Glycogen storage in the liver and muscle are depleted or very low.C) The liver has been exporting glucose for extra hepatic tissues to use as fuel.D) Fatty acid oxidation in the liver will slow down or stop as a result of ketogenesis.

Which of the following is an effect of insulin?(1 Point) ketogenesisProtein synthesis and storageFat utilizationGluconeogenesisGlycogenolysis

Ketosis is a condition of acidosis resulting from: high blood glucose. Excessive fat metabolism. High insulin levels. Excessive corticosteroid treatment.

Which of the following is a consequence of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus? Group of answer choices All of the above The liver produces glucose by gluconeogenesis Protein breakdown occurs and amino acids are catabolised. Fatty acid mobilisation from triglycerides increases. Ketone body production increases, lowering the blood pH

The primary ketone found in the body:Group of answer choicessuccinatecitratebeta-hydroxybutyratemaltate