11.6 – Muscle Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

in muscle, what does the source of ATP depend upon?

A

the duration of exercise

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2
Q

the total supply of ATP and creatine phosphate in a muscle is enough power contraction for about ___

A

1 minute

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3
Q

the glycogen-lactic acid system relies on which form of metabolism?

A

anaerobic

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4
Q

aerobic respiration utilizes what 2 molecules as fuel to generate ATP?

A

fatty acids

glucose

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5
Q

lactic acid and a small amount of ATP are produced during which process?

A

anaerobic fermentation

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6
Q

which process produces the most ATP?

A

aerobic respiration

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7
Q

T or F:
aerobic respiration is important for producing energy for long term energy needs

A

true

(by making ATP aerobically, fatigue is delayed, so long-term activity can continue)

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8
Q

T or F:

the duration of exercise determines which muscle mechanism supplies ATP

A

true

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9
Q

the progressive weakness and loss of contractility that results from prolonged use of the muscles is known as muscle ___

A

fatigue

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10
Q

the energy needed for short bursts of intense activity is provided by what?

A

creatine phosphate

ATP

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11
Q

w/ long-duration exercise, when does fatigue occur?

A

when glycogen and glucose are depleted

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12
Q

they glycogen-lactic acid system utilizes what molecule(s) as fuel to generate ATP?

A

glucose

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13
Q

when do muscles transition to anaerobic fermentation to generate ATP by glycolysis?

A

after the phosphagen system is exhausted

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14
Q

what function does increased oxygen consumption after exercise serve?

A

to allow the conversion of lactic acid to pyruvate and glucose by the liver

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15
Q

which provides long term energy for a cell?

A

aerobic respiration

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16
Q

slow-twitch fibers are also known as ___ fibers

A

red

17
Q

in high-intensity short-duration exercise, what does muscle fatigue result from?

A

increased potassium

18
Q

which fibers are adapted for a quick response?

A

fast glycolytic

19
Q

which statements about lactic acid in muscle fibers is true?

A

lactic acid does not build up in muscle fibers so it does not cause muscle fatigue

20
Q

the glycogen-lactic acid system relies on which form of metabolism?

A

anaerobic

21
Q

the thighs of a chicken are composed most of ___ fibers

A

slow-oxidative

22
Q

why does increased oxygen consumption continue after exercise?

A

to replace the oxygen bound to myoglobin and hemoglobin

23
Q

fatigue resistance is improved by ___ exercise which enhances the delivery and use of oxygen

A

endurance

24
Q

fibers that are well adapted to aerobic respiration are called ___-twitch fibers

A

slow

25
Q

which types of muscle tissue are considered involuntary?

A

cardiac and smooth

26
Q

which fibers contain a fast-acting ATPase and phosphagen enzymes?

A

fast-twitch

27
Q

which 3 situations lead to fatigue in long-duration exercise?

A

central fatigue
electrolyte loss
fuel depletion

28
Q

resistance exercise causes muscle growth by stimulating which of the following?

A

an increase in myofibril size