Question 1 Please select which is true and which is false 1)In order to maintain calcium homeostasis the...

Question 1	Please select which is true and which is false
	1)In order to maintain calcium homeostasis the body exerts a strict regulation of intracellular calcium.
	2)Your ability to store fat as adipose tissue is only related to your consumption of fat.
	3) The concentration of ionized calcium in the blood is half of the total concentration is the blood.
	4)The receptor responsible for phosphate homeostasis is PTH receptor
	5)The major role of vitamin D is calcium absorption of calcium from the small intestines.
	6) The major cause of obesity in the human population is lack of leptin.
	7) Adiponectin increases insulin sensitivity
	8) Men and women have a different pattern of fat distribution at all ages

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1)In order to maintain calcium homeostasis the body exerts a strict regulation of intracellular calcium. It's true statement.

2)Your ability to store fat as adipose tissue is only related to your consumption of fat. It's a false statement. The excess carbohydrate band protein also convert to fat and store in our body.

3)The concentration of ionized calcium in the blood is half of the total concentration in the blood. It's a true statement. The concentration of the ionized calcium is half of the concentration of the total Calcium in blood.

4)The receptor responsible for phosphate homeostasis is PTH receptor. It's a true statement. It's by the renal excretion of inorganic phosphate in urine.

5) The major role of vitamin D is calcium absorption of calcium from the small intestines. It's a true statement

6) The major cause of obesity in the human population is lack of leptin. It's a false statement. In obese patient leptin is more.

7) Adiponectin increases insulin sensitivity. It's a true statement

8) Men and women have a different pattern of fat distribution at all ages. It's a false statement. There is no such pattern.

Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago

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