Read each of the scenarios below. then click and drag them into the appropriate category to identify whether each would raise or
lower the total metabolic rate (tmr).
1 answer:
<span>Sympathetic dominance---
Increase in muscle mass----- Raise
Decreased in insulin----- </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Decrease in TSH ---- Lower the tmr
Increase in adrenal cortex function ------</span>raising the tmr<span>
Increase in thyroxine ---- </span>raising the tmr<span>
Training for a marathon -----raising the tmr
Malabsorption of nutrients-------- </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Decrease in adrenal medulla function ------ </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Epinephrine secretion------- </span>raising the tmr
The total metabolic rate is the total energy used by the body each day. Physical activity such as Training for a marathon require more energy and leads to increasing the tmr. Whereas, malabsorption of nutrients lowering the tmr because less food is being supplied, and therefore less energy production.
Increase in muscle mass----- Raise
Decreased in insulin----- </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Decrease in TSH ---- Lower the tmr
Increase in adrenal cortex function ------</span>raising the tmr<span>
Increase in thyroxine ---- </span>raising the tmr<span>
Training for a marathon -----raising the tmr
Malabsorption of nutrients-------- </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Decrease in adrenal medulla function ------ </span>Lower the tmr<span>
Epinephrine secretion------- </span>raising the tmr
The total metabolic rate is the total energy used by the body each day. Physical activity such as Training for a marathon require more energy and leads to increasing the tmr. Whereas, malabsorption of nutrients lowering the tmr because less food is being supplied, and therefore less energy production.
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