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AFAA DOMAIN 1 Flashcards

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INTERRELATION OF NERVOUS, MUSCULAR AND SKELETAL SYSTEMS TO CREATE MOVEMENT

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KINETIC CHAIN

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BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD

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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM CNS

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ALL NERVES BRANCHING OFF OF SPINAL CORD

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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

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SENSE DISTORTION IN BODY ISSUES

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MECHANORECEPTORS

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SENSE CHANGES IN TENSION

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GOLGI TENDON ORGAN

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SENSE CHANGES IN LENGTH

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MUSCLE SPINDLES

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SENSORY INPUT TO THE CNS FROM ALL MECHANORECEPTORS

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PROPRIOCEPTION

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8
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CONNECTS MUSCLE TO BONE- ANCHOR TO PRODUCE FORCE, LIMITED BLOOD FLOW, SLOW TO REPAIR

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TENDONS

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INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTILE UNITS: ACTIN AND MYOSIN FILAMENTS

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SARCOMERES

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MORE AEROBIC, SLOWER TO REACH MAXIMAL CONTRACTION: RESISTANT TO FATIGUE, TYPE 1

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SLOW TWITCH MUSCLE TISSUE

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MORE ANAEROBIC, PRODUCE SPEED AND STRENGTH, FASTER TO FATIGUE

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FAST TWITCH MUSCLE TISSUE

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CONNECT BONE TO BONE, SLOW TO REPAIR

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LIGAMENTS

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13
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SKULL, RIB CAGE AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN

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AXIAL SKELETON

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BONES OF UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES

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APPENDICULAR SKELETON

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NO JOINT CAVITY OR CONNECTIVE TISSUE, LITTLE TO NO MOVEMENT, EX. SUTURES OF THE SKULL

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NON SYNOVIAL JOINT

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PRODUCES SYNOVIAL FLUID; HAS JOINT CAVITY AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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SYNOVIAL JOINT

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17
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NO AXIS OF ROTATION, SLIDES SIDE TO SIDE AND BACK AND FORTH, EX-CARPALS OF THE HAND

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GLIDING JOINT

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18
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CONDYLES OF ONE BONE FIT ELLIPTICAL CAVITIES OF ANOTHER; ONE PLANE OF MOTION, EX-KNEE

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CONDYLOID

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UNIAXIAL; ONE PLANE OF MOTION, EX-ELBOW

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HINGE

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ONE BONE FITS LIKE A SADDLE ON ANOTHER; TWO PLANES OF MOTION (SAGITTAL AND FRONTAL) EX. - THUMB, ONLY ONE IN BODY

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SADDLE

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ONE AXIS; TRANSVERSE PLANE MOVEMENT, EX. RADIOULNAR

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PIVOT

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MOST MOBILE, ALL THREE PLANES OF MOTION, EX. - SHOULDER

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BALL AND SOCKET

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23
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SUPERIOR CHAMBERS; RECEIVE BLOOD FROM OUTSIDE THE HEART

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ATRIA

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GATHERS DEOXYGENATED BLOOD FROM BODY

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RIGHT ATRIUM

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GATHERS OXYGENATED BLOOD FROM LUNGS

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LEFT ATRIUM

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INFERIOR CHAMBERS; FORCE BLOOD OUT OF THE HEART

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VENTRICLES

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PUMPS OXYGENATED BLOOD TO LUNGS

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RIGHT VENTRICLE

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PUMPS OXYGENATED BLOOD TO BODY

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LEFT VENTRICLE

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LOCATED IN RIGHT ATRIUM, RECEIVES SIGNAL TO CONTRACT; “PACEMAKER FOR HEART”

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SINOATRIAL NODE (SA)

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TRANSPORT BLOOD BACK TO HEART

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VEINS

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AMOUNT OF BLOOD PUMPED WITH ONE CONTRACTION

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STROKE VOLUME

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RATE AT WHICH HEART PUMPS

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HEART RATE

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TRANSPORTATION, REGULATION AND PROTECTION

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FUNCTION OF BLOOD

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34
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COMPONENTS THAT MOVE AIR IN AND OUT OF BODY

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RESPIRATORY PUMP

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FRONT OF BODY

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ANTERIOR

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36
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BACK OF BODY

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POSTERIOR

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37
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ABOVE POINT OF REFERENCE

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SUPERIOR

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BELOW POINT OF REFERENCE

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NEAREST TO POINT OF REFERENCE

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CLOSER TO MIDLINE

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FARTHER FROM MIDLINE

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DIVIDES BODY IN LEFT AND RIGHT HALVES, FORWARD AND BACKWARD MOVEMENT, EX. - BICEPS CURL, SQUAT AND RUNNING

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SAGITTAL PLANE

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BENDING OF JOINTS, DECREASING RELATIVE ANGLE

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STRAIGHTENING OF JOINTS; INCREASES RELATIVE ANGLE

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EXTENSION OF ANKLE

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PLANTAR FLEXION

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FLEXION AT ANKLE

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DORSIFLEXION

47
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DIVIDES BODY INTO FRONT AND BACKSIDES OR HALVES, SIDE TO SIDE MOVEMENT, EX, - LATERAL ARM RAISE, SIDE STEPS, SIDE LUNGE AND SIDE SHUFFLE

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FRONTAL PLANE

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MOVEMENT AWAY FROM MIDLINE

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MOVEMENT TOWARD MIDLINE

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BOTTOM OF FOOT ROTATES MEDIALLY

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BOTTOM OF FOOT ROTATES LATERALLY

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BISECTS BODY INTO TOP AND BOTTOM HALVES, ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT. EX. - TRUNK ROTATION, BICYCLE CRUNCHES AND LUNGE WITH ROTATION

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TRANSVERSE PLANE

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LATERAL ROTATION MOVEMENT AWAY FROM MIDLINE

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HORIZONTAL ABDUCTION

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MEDIAL ROTATION MOVEMENT TOWARD MIDLINE

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HORIZONTAL ADDUCTION

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INWARD ROTATION OF LIMBS

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INTERNAL ROTATION

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OUTWARD ROTATION OF LIMBS

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EXTERNAL ROTATION

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EVERSION, DORSIFLEXION, AND ABDUCTION OF FEET

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INVERSION, PLANTAR FLEXION, AND ADDUCTION OF FEET.

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SUPINATION

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LENGTH AT WHICH MUSCLE CAN CREATE MOST TENSION; TOO SHORT OR TOO LONG = REDUCED FORCE PRODUCTION

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LENGTH TENSION RELATIONSHIP

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MUSCLES MOVE TOGETHER TO PRODUCE MOVEMENT

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FORCE COUPLE

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AGONIST CONTRACTS WHILE ANTAGONIST RELAXES TO ALLOW MOVEMENT

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RECIPROCAL INHIBITION

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HOW THE BODY RESPONDS AND ADAPTS TO STRESS

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GENERAL ADAPTION SYNDROME

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GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME PHASE ONE-INITIAL RESPONSE TO EXERCISE; 2-3 WEEKS

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ALARM PHASE

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GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME PHASE TWO-BODY ADAPTS TO STIMULI; PROGRESSIVE IMPROVEMENT; 4-12 WEEKS

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ADAPTATION PHASE

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GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME PHASE THREE-BODY NO LONGER TOLERATES DEMANDS OF TRAINING, OVER TRAINING SYNDROME RISK INCREASES

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EXHAUSTION PHASE

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TYPE OF STIMULUS PLACED ON BODY DETERMINES EXPECTED PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOME

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PRINCIPLE OF SPECIFICITY

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WEIGHT AND MOVEMENTS PLACED ON BODY

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICITY

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SPECIFIC EXERCISES USING DIFFERENT SPEEDS

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NEUROMUSCULAR SPECIFICITY

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ENERGY DEMAND PLACED ON BODY

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METABOLIC SPECIFICITY

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TO CREATE PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGE, EXERCISE STIMULI MUST BE GREATER INTENSITY THAN BODY IS USED TO RECEIVING.

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OVERLOAD PRINCIPLE

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PRODUCES TENSION WHILE SHORTENING TO OVERCOME EXTERNAL RESISTANCE

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CONCENTRIC

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PRODUCES TENSION WHILE MAINTAINING CONSTANT LENGTH

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PRODUCES TENSION WHILE LENGTHENING

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PRIME MOVER

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ASSISTS PRIME MOVER

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OPPOSES PRIME MOVER

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ANTAGONIST

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ENERGY STORAGE AND TRANSFER UNIT WITHIN CELLS

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ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE (ATP)

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TRANSPORT BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART

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ENERGY PHASE WITHOUT OXYGEN

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USES PHOSPHOCREATINE, LASTS UP TO 10-15 SECONDS

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USES GLUCOSE, LAST UP TO 2-3 MINUTES

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GLYCOLYSIS

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ENERGY PHASE THAT REQUIRES OXYGEN

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AEROBIC, USES GLUCOSE; ACTIVITY THAT LASTS LONGER THAN 2-3 MINUTES

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OXIDATIVE SYSTEM

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COMPLEX CARBS STORED IN LIVER AND MUSCLE CELLS

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CANNOT BE PRODUCED BY BODY, MUST OBTAIN FROM FOOD

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ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS

86
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PRODUCED BY BODY, NO NEED TO CONSUME IN DIET

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NON ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS

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PROVIDES ALL ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS, EASY TO DIGEST AND ABSORB

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COMPLETE PROTEIN

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CHAIN OF CARBONS BONDED TO ALL HYDROGEN IT CAN HOLD; NO DOUBLE BONDS

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SATURATED FAT

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NOT COMPLETELY SATURATED WITH HYDROGENS; ONE OR MORE DOUBLE BONDS

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UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS

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SEVERAL SPOTS WHERE HYDROGENS ARE MISSING; OMEGA-3, OMEGA-6

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POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS

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RECOMMENDED FOR GENERAL POPULATION MACRO INTAKE. THIS IS 45%-65% OF DAILY INTAKE

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CARBOHYDRATE

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RECOMMENDED FOR GENERAL POPULATION MACRO INTAKE. THIS IS 10%-35% OF DAILY INTAKE

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RECOMMENDED FOR GENERAL POPULATION MACRO INTAKE. THIS IS 20%-35% OF DAILY INTAKE

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RECOMMENDED FOR GENERAL POPULATION MACRO INTAKE. THIS IS LESS THAT 10% OF DAILY CALORIES

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SATURATED FAT

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