SFSU BIO 230 FINAL EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
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What is insulin and how does it work? - ANSWER -Insulin is a
hormone produced by your pancreas as the concentration of
glucose in your bloodstream rises. Your pancreas senses this
increase and is stimulated to release insulin into your
bloodstream which plays a role in regulating the concentration
of glucose in your blood through a process known as glucose
homeostasis.
What is glucagon and how does it work? - ANSWER -When
glucagon binds to
the glucagon receptors, the liver cells convert the glycogen
into individual
glucose molecules and release them into the
bloodstream.
Which organ systems are involved in glucose balance and
what is their role? -
ANSWER -Liver, pancreas,
muscle
What is diabetes? - ANSWER -A condition whereby the body is
not able to regulate levels of glucose (a sugar) in the blood,
,resulting in too much glucose being present in the blood. In
type two this is due to the your cells becoming resistant to
insulin and type one you do not produce insulin.
What are the warning signs of diabetes? - ANSWER -1.
Excessive thirst/frequent urination,
2. Unexplained weight loss or gain,
3. Weakness and fatigue,
4. Tingling or numbness in hands, legs or feet,
5. Blurred vision,
6. Dry and itchy skin,
7. Frequent infections,
8. Cuts or bruises heal slowly.
What are the risk factors of diabetes? - ANSWER -Life-
threatening health
problems, loss of
limbs
Type 1 diabetes - ANSWER -immune system kills cells that
produce insulin
Type 2 diabetes - ANSWER -Insulin is produced but cells
become resistant to
insulin
Where is glycogen stored? - ANSWER -Liver
, Insulin promotes - ANSWER -glycogen
synthesis
movement of
GLUT 4
Pancreas releases - ANSWER -insulin
2. insulin binds to receptors
3. promotes glycogen synthesis
4. and movement of GLUT 4
The blood glucose receptor is used to replace - ANSWER -the
functions of the
pancreas
Hypoglacemia means? - ANSWER -Low blood glucose levels
How do the liver and pancreas work together to regulate
glucose levels? - ANSWER -Liver is turns and stores the
excess glucose as glycogen to use for energy when the
pancreas produces insulin. The liver breaks down glycogen
into glucose when the pancreas produces glucagon
How does exercise help diabetics control their blood glucose?
- ANSWER -For
two diabetes exercise promotes glucose receptors
independent of insulin
What is the role of GLUT4 in diabetes? - ANSWER -Brings
glucose into the
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What is insulin and how does it work? - ANSWER -Insulin is a
hormone produced by your pancreas as the concentration of
glucose in your bloodstream rises. Your pancreas senses this
increase and is stimulated to release insulin into your
bloodstream which plays a role in regulating the concentration
of glucose in your blood through a process known as glucose
homeostasis.
What is glucagon and how does it work? - ANSWER -When
glucagon binds to
the glucagon receptors, the liver cells convert the glycogen
into individual
glucose molecules and release them into the
bloodstream.
Which organ systems are involved in glucose balance and
what is their role? -
ANSWER -Liver, pancreas,
muscle
What is diabetes? - ANSWER -A condition whereby the body is
not able to regulate levels of glucose (a sugar) in the blood,
,resulting in too much glucose being present in the blood. In
type two this is due to the your cells becoming resistant to
insulin and type one you do not produce insulin.
What are the warning signs of diabetes? - ANSWER -1.
Excessive thirst/frequent urination,
2. Unexplained weight loss or gain,
3. Weakness and fatigue,
4. Tingling or numbness in hands, legs or feet,
5. Blurred vision,
6. Dry and itchy skin,
7. Frequent infections,
8. Cuts or bruises heal slowly.
What are the risk factors of diabetes? - ANSWER -Life-
threatening health
problems, loss of
limbs
Type 1 diabetes - ANSWER -immune system kills cells that
produce insulin
Type 2 diabetes - ANSWER -Insulin is produced but cells
become resistant to
insulin
Where is glycogen stored? - ANSWER -Liver
, Insulin promotes - ANSWER -glycogen
synthesis
movement of
GLUT 4
Pancreas releases - ANSWER -insulin
2. insulin binds to receptors
3. promotes glycogen synthesis
4. and movement of GLUT 4
The blood glucose receptor is used to replace - ANSWER -the
functions of the
pancreas
Hypoglacemia means? - ANSWER -Low blood glucose levels
How do the liver and pancreas work together to regulate
glucose levels? - ANSWER -Liver is turns and stores the
excess glucose as glycogen to use for energy when the
pancreas produces insulin. The liver breaks down glycogen
into glucose when the pancreas produces glucagon
How does exercise help diabetics control their blood glucose?
- ANSWER -For
two diabetes exercise promotes glucose receptors
independent of insulin
What is the role of GLUT4 in diabetes? - ANSWER -Brings
glucose into the
