Chapter 8: Exercise Metabolism And Bioenergetica Flashcards

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What does the body need in order to properly function and meet the demands of exercise

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Energy

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What is the energy molecule that is used to do cellular work? How is it attained?

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Adenosine triphosphate
It is attained through food substrates in a diet

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What is the first law of thermodynamics

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Energy that cannot be created or destroyed only converted from form into another

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What metabolic process breaks carb into glycogen which then produces ATP ?

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Glycolysis

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What metabolic process takes free fatty acids from the breakdown of stored or consumed fats? The free fatty acids uses oxygen to create ATP

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Aerobic pathway

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What is by product of protein when digested or broken down?

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Amino acids

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Amino acids can be metabolized by which metabolic pathway?

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Oxidative phosphorylation

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Is oxidative phosphorylation safe?

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No, it uses amino acids which are also the building blocks for building muscle mass

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What are ketone bodies?

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They are produced by the liver when there is a low amount of energy intake or low carb availability

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What metabolic pathway uses ketone bodies?

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They are oxidized by the oxidative phosphorylation pathway to create ATP

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What are the two factor to exercise?

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Intensity and duration. There’s a inverse relationship between the two

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What does the body need in order to carry out exercise?

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It needs fuel which is gathered by food that’s broken down by chemical reactions to provide energy and heat

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What metabolic pathway is the fastest and easiest to give ATP?

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ATP-PC . How ever it only give short amount duration activity due to the lack of PC

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What anaerobic pathway generates ATP but not a lot ?

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Glycolysis is both aerobic and anaerobic. Glycolysis creates pyruvate and ATP. Under anaerobic conditions the pyruvate created can cause lactic acid.

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What metabolic pathway process ATP from oxygen and runs kinda slow

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Oxidative phosphorylation

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16
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What does oxidative phosphorylation use (substrates)

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It uses pyruvate from glucose, amino acids, fatty acids or ketone bodies as substrates molecules.

It’s by products can also make carbon dioxide which is then exhaled

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What are the factors when deterring the type of energy used during exercise

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Intensity and duration

18
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What is steady state aerobic exercise

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When a person is engaging in the same level of activity, the intensity doesn’t increase or decrease for several minutes

19
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What is intermittent exercise?

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Frequent changes in the work intensity during an activity

20
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Does exercise increase metabolic rate, breathing rate

A

Obviously

21
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When breathing is rapid and doesn’t allow much to any talking what metabolic activity is being used?

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The body has more likely shifted to oxidizing which uses primarily carb in order to fuel the activity

22
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What are the pros of lower instensitt activity for long period of time?

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It burns a high percentage of fat but not a lot of calories. Unless performed for a very long time

23
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What does higher intensity use during activity

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It’s uses carbohydrates and burn more calories in a given time

24
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What is TDEE

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Total daily energy expenditure. It is the number of calories that a person burns in a day

25
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What is RMR

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Resting metabolic rate. The minimum number of calories needed at rest to keep a person alive and meet all functional needs of the body

26
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What is TEF

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Thermos effect of food . The number of calories that are used to digest a meal

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What is NEAT

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No exercise activity thermogenesis. Describes burning calories that are not structured exercise

28
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What is EAT

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Exercise activity thermogenesis. Calories burned during structured physical activity or purposeful exercise.