Immediately following a carbohydrate-rich meal (no exercise), the activity level of glycogen synthase would be lower within skeletal muscle in a person living with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) compared to someone not living with T2DM.  True False

A patient that has been recently diagnosed with T2DM begins a low-carbohydrate diet, which of the following physiological responses would result from this dietary challenge? a. Increase pancreatic secretion of glucagon into the blood b. Stimulation of hepatic glycogenolysis c. Increased activity of gluconeogenesis in the liver d. Increased glycogen synthase activity in the liver e. All of the above f. Only A and B g. Only A, B, and C

skeletal muscle, glycogen synthesis occursduring:a. Contractionb. Relaxationc. Well-fed stated. Increased level of insulin

Muscle glycogen metabolism is disproportionally highGroup of answer choicesduring late exercisewhen exercise intensity is highwhen blood glucose levels are highwhen exercise intensity is low

Well trained individuals may utilise less glycogen/carbohydrate for performance. But in reality the fitter we are and the faster we want to go, we continue to push the intensity, as a result glycogen depletion is still a very real thing even for the most highly trained individuals, hence peak performance determined by the ability to utilise carbs and fats effectively.

Contrairement au foie, le muscle ne contribue pas directement a la régulation de la glycémie carADépourvu de glycogène phosphorylaseBDépourvu de glucokinaseCDépourvu de glucose-6-phosphataseDDépourvu d'enzyme débranchanteEPauvre en glycogène