ENERGY 1 Flashcards

1
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whats the amount of heat energy needed to raise 1kg of water by 1°C

A

1kcal

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2
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what are the neural signals of energy /food input mediated by

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meditated by vagus nerve

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3
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what some examples of neural signals of energy / food input

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» Distension activates stretch receptors
» Chemical stimuli (partially digested proteins, caffeine, and rising pH)

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4
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what are nutrient signals of energy / food input mediated by

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Mediated by blood levels of nutrients (glucose, amino acids, fatty acids)

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5
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what hormones inhibit hunger / induce satiety (short term regulation)

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CCK and insulin

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6
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what hormones induce hunger (short term regulation)

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gherkin, glucagon

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7
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whats leptin (hormone involved in long term regulation)

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Hormone secreted by adipose cells in response to an increase in fat mass / total energy stores

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8
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what do rising levels of leptin suppress

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release of neuropeptide Y (hypothalamic neurotransmitter that enhances appetite)

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9
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wat do rising levels of leptin stimulate

A

the expression of appetite suppressants

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10
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describe levels of leptin in obese people

A

higher

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11
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what does leptin protect against during times of nutritional depravation

A

weight loss

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12
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how much of energy is lost as heat

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75%

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13
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are energy conversions inefficient

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yes

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14
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what are some examples of things that result in energy lost as heat

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» Formation and cleavage of ATP bonds for work
» Muscle contraction
» Friction from blood flow

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15
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why is the inefficient of energy conversion good

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because it allows us to stay in homeostasis, which allows for cellular heat warms tissues and blood and keeps body temperature steady

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16
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what are the component of total metabolic rate

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basal metabolic rate, physical activity, thermal effect of food

17
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what is total metabolic rate

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Total amount of heat produced by all chemical reactions and mechanical work of the body (both anabolic and catabolic)

18
Q

whats the basal metabolic rate

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“Energy cost of living”; energy body needs for most essential activities

19
Q

is body surface area important for basal metabolic rate

A

yes

20
Q

what impacts basal metabolic rate

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age, gender, body temp, stress, thyroxine

21
Q

how does thyroxine impact basal metabolic rate

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hyperthyrodism = lose weight easily; hypothryodism = gain weight easily

22
Q

what do E and Ne stimulat

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fat catabolism