Answer is ketosis.
Ketosis is a state for the body, when it is almost completely fueled by fat (acetoacetate<span> and </span><span>β-hydroxybutyrate)</span>. When source of carbohydrates is low or when concentration of glucose is low in blood, body use keto-bodies for energy. Major food for brain are keto-bodies.
Answer: Peptide bond
Explanation:
An amino acid is an organic molecule with an amino group (-NH2) and a carboxyl group (-COOH). Amino acids are part of proteins and they play a key role in almost all biological processes.
Two amino acids combine in a condensation reaction between the amino group of one and the carboxyl of the other, releasing a water molecule and forming an amide bond called a peptide bond. These two amino acid "residues" form a di-peptide, if a third amino acid is attached a tripeptide is formed and so on, successively, until a polypeptide is formed. This reaction takes place naturally inside the cells, in the ribosomes. So, <u>peptides and proteins are formed by the binding of amino acids by peptide bonds.</u>
The genetic code codes the twenty different amino acids, also called residues, which constitute the links that make up peptides, which when they form polypeptide chains and reach molecular weights are called proteins. So the peptide bond is a link between the amino group (-NH2) of one amino acid and the carboxyl group (-COOH) of another amino acid.
The answer would be beta blocker.
Beta blocker is an antihypertensive drug that works by <span>decreasing norepinephrine release. The reduce of norepinephrine would prevent vasoconstriction and increased heart rate. This two effect contribute to the orthostatic hypotension the patient describe.
Some of the drugs are lipophilic which means it can pass blood </span>brain barrier, cause some effect like vivid dreaming. That is why the drug best to take on morning, not evening.
Your breathing is likely to speed up when your cells need more energy. Why? Well, faster breathing is likely to occur when your cells need more energy because doing things that force your muscles to work harder cause sweat glands often (which originates from the endocrine system), and to recuperate energy, your breathing rate increases so that more energy is circulated into your body.
Your final answer: The answer is D.