9.4 Flashcards

1
Q

Hydrolysis of ATP by ___-ATPase energizes the cross-bridges, providing the energy for force generation.

A

myosin

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2
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One of the ways by which a muscle fiber can form ATP is the phosphorylation of ___ by creatine phosphate.

A

ADP

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3
Q

Creatine phosphate ___.

A

is used to convert ADP to ATP

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4
Q

What fuel substrates are used to produce ATP by oxidative phosphorylation in skeletal muscle fibers?

A
  • blood glucose
  • blood fatty acids
  • glucose from muscle glycogen
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5
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When exercise intensity is sufficiently high, glycolysis begins to contribute an increasingly large fraction of the total ATP generated. The glucose for glycolysis can be obtained from two sources: (1) the ___ or (2) the stores of ___ within the contracting muscle fibers

A

blood; glycogen

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6
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Which of the following is NOT one of the four functions of ATP in skeletal muscle?

A

Movement of glucose from the extracellular fluid into the cytosol by Glucose/ATPase pumps.

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7
Q

Muscle fibers can make ATP in which of the following ways?

A
  • glycolysis
  • oxidative phosphorylation
  • creatine phosphate breakdown
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8
Q

Which two of the following account for the use of oxygen when a person is repaying an “oxygen debt” after exercising?

A
  • Extra oxygen is required to restore creatine phosphate and glycogen concentrations.
  • Extra oxygen is required to metabolize accumulated lactic acid.
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9
Q

In muscle, the high energy molecule ___ ___ donates a high energy phosphate group to recharge ATP in the first few seconds of muscle contraction.

A

creatine phosphate

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10
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When a skeletal muscle experiences a reduction in its ability to produce tension during prolonged intense exercise, it is due to a phenomenon called muscle ___.

A

fatigue

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11
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During moderate intensity exercise, most of the ATP used for muscle contraction is formed by ___.

A

oxidative phosphorylation

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12
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If prolonged exercise intensity exceeds about 70% of the maximum rate of ATP breakdown, ___ contributes an increasingly significant fraction of the total ATP generated within skeletal muscle.

A

glycolysis

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13
Q

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor in acute muscle fatigue?

A

Decrease in the cytosolic Pi concentration
(not [ADP]: reduces cross-bridge for power stroke, or cytosolic H+: acid during anaerobic glycolysis impairs Ca2+ handling, and not decrease cytosolic SDP inhibiting cross-bridge cycling)

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14
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In skeletal muscle fibers, ATP ___.

A
  • is used for calcium transport back to the sarcoplasmic reticulum
  • is used by myosin ATPase to energize the myosin cross bridge
  • binding to myosin ATPase induces conformational changes that break the actin and myosin bond
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15
Q

Oxygen consumption remains elevated for a time following exercise to restore depleted reserves of ATP, creatine phosphate and glycogen. This depletion is referred to as the ___.

A

oxygen debt

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16
Q

A temporary decline in muscle tension resulting from previous contractile activity is known as ___.

A

fatigue

17
Q

Individuals who rinse their mouths with solutions of carbohydrates can exercise significantly longer before exhaustion than those who rinse with water alone. This may represent a feedforward mechanism in which ___ ___ fatigue is inhibited when carbohydrate sensors in the mouth notify brain centers involved in motivation that more energy is on the way.

A

central command

18
Q

The metabolic changes leading to muscle fatigue include ___ ATP levels and ___ lactic levels.

A

low; high

19
Q

The oxygen needed to metabolize lactic acid and regenerate ATP in skeletal muscle cells is called the oxygen ___.

A

debt

20
Q

When the cerebral cortex fails to send excitatory signals along motor neurons causing a person to stop exercising even though the muscles themselves are not fatigued, it is called ___.

A

central command fatigue