Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Physiology literally means the?

Exercise physiology is?

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The study of all the functions of the body. Exercise physiology is a sub-field of this discipline and focuses on how the body responds to physical exercise.

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A single exercise session is a?

A repeated exercise session is?

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Single: Acute
Repeated: Chronic Training

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3
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Bioenergetics:

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Refers to the study of energy transformations and energy exchanges in the human body

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4
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Energy is

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The ability to do work

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5
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Homeostasis

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Is the maintenance of equilibrium in a biological system. If follows the idea that your body is constantly trying to remain in balance.

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Passive transport across the plasma membrane is accomplished by ? and this essentially?

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Diffusion; The idea that one one substance spontaneously moves from a region of greater concentration to a region of lesser concentration.

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The difference between levels of concentrations of a substance in two different regions is known as a ?

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Concentration Gradient

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Facilitated Diffusion

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Allows cells that cannot directly pass through the cell membrane to move in/out of the cells.

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When a cell expands energy to move substances across a concentration gradient, this process is known as?

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Active Transport

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10
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Endocytosis

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The plasma membrane folds inward, forming a pouch that traps molecules.

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Exocytosis

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This transport is a reversal of endocytosis. The sac moves toward the outer cell membrane, the membrane of the sac then joins with the plasma membrane, and the contents of the sac are released.

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12
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Activity

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Any bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscles that result in energy expenditure.

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13
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Exercise

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A subset of physical activity. It is characterized as being planned, structured, targeted, and is often repetitive.

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14
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Physical Fitness

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A set of attributes that can be health, skill, or performance related.

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15
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Overload

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A training effect, a collective changing of the various systems and organs of the body stimulated by the training process to improve or maintain fitness.

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16
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) (described)

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Converts the chemical energy trapped in food into smaller, more user friendly energy forms.

17
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ATP (described)

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Dominant member of the phosphate containing molecules that store high energy in their bonds. 3 Components are 1: ribose 2: adenine and 3: phosphate groups.

18
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Anaerobic Glycolysis

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The breakdown of glucose. This type of energy production is also known as the lactic acid system.

19
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All dietary carbohydrates will be metabolized in the form of?

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Glucose (stored form is glycogen)

20
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Glycogen

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Is stored carbohydrate, as well as a complex molecule formed when mulitple units of glucose bond together.

21
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Lipids

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Do not dissolve in water but do so in other organic solvents. The fatty acid is the simplest form of a lipid.

22
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Proteins

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Composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Primary role is structure

23
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Amino Acids

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The building blocks of protein.

24
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Adipose Tissue

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Structured for the esterification of fatty acids.

25
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Stimulus, Response, Adaption

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Stimulus: Exercise
Response: Change in homeostasis
Adaption: Change resulting from training