Endocrine System Flashcards

1
Q

Endocrine Glands

A

Produce and secrete hormones

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2
Q

Have multiple roles

Interact with multiple tissues

Interact with each other

A

Hormones

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3
Q

Builds tissue

A

Anabolic

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4
Q

Breaks down tissue

A

Catabolic

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5
Q

Only specific receptor sites in cells will interact with specific hormones

A

Lock and key theory

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6
Q

Anabolic hormones

A

Testosterone

Growth hormones

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7
Q

Men have how much more testosterone than women

A

15-20 x’s

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8
Q

3 main functions of testosterone

A
  • Directly affects skeletal muscle
  • directly affects the motor nerves
  • releases growth hormone
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9
Q

5 Guidelines to release more test

A
  • work large muscle groups
  • perform compound exercises
  • lift heavy weights 85% or more or high volume
  • short to moderate rest period 30-90 seconds
  • experience level
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10
Q

6 Growth hormone factors

A
  • produced in pituitary gland
  • decreases body fat
  • decreases glycogen utilization
  • increases protein synthesis
  • increases cartilage synthesis
  • increases immune system
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11
Q

3 catabolic hormones

A

Cortisol

Catecholamines (adrenaline)

Glycogen

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12
Q
  • Released when glycogen stores are low and the body needs high intensity energy
  • Released from adrenal glands (located on kidneys)
A

Cortisol

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13
Q

3 functions of cortisol

A
  • Decrease protein synthesis
  • Increase protein breakdown
  • Turns amino acids into glucose
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14
Q

Epinephrine / Norepinephrine

Use everything i got now

A

Catecholamines (adrenaline)

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15
Q

3 functions of catecholamines

A
  • Increase hr
  • Increase muscle force
  • Increase energy availability
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16
Q

NSCA specifically states that these two supplements have a performance enhancing effect

A

Creatine

Caffeine

17
Q

3 types of BCAA supplements

A

3-Leucine

Iso-Leucine

Valine

18
Q

Amino acid most linked to recovery

A

Glutamine

19
Q

Muscle buffer

A

Beta-Alanine

20
Q

Lowers the pH of a muscle during training (decreases hydrogen ions)

A

Beta-Alanine