Chapter 10 Flashcards
energy intake equals energy expenditure
energy equilibrium
energy intake greater than expenditure
positive energy balance
energy intake less than energy expenditure
negative energy balance
minimum amount of energy in a fasting state
basal metabolic rate
minimum amount of energy while resting
resting metabolic rate
main components of energy expenditure
- BMR/RMR
- physical activity
- thermic effect of food
- adaptive thermogenesis
factors affecting BMR
- lean body mass
- body surface area
- sex
- ambient temperature
thermic effect of food
energy used to digest. absorb, transport, and metabolize food/nutrients
direct calorimetry
measures body heat in enclosed room
indirect calorimetry
collecting oxygen consumed and expired CO2
stable isotopes
use of isotopes to label water and measure EE
formulas used to estimate energy needs
estimated energy requirements
4 reasons why we eat
- hunger
- appetite
- satiety
- satiation
used to estimate body fat
body mass index
= body weight (kg)/height squared (m)
healthy 19-24
tips to control eating
chain-breaking
stimulus control
cognitive restructuring
contingency management