Energy Expenditure Flashcards

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The rate of heat lost to the calorimeter is measured in this method.

A

Direct calorimetry

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1
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Lowest rate of energy expenditure of an individual

A

Basal metabolic rate

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2
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How does indirect calorimetry work?

A

Amt of Oxygen consumed/carbon dioxide is converted to energy expenditure

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3
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How does isothermal direct calorimetry work?

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Temperature gradient across the insulating layer is proportional to the non-evaporative heat loss from the subject to the calorimeter

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4
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Direct calorimetry method in which a chamber from which heat lost from a subject is extracted by liquid cooled heat exchanger

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Heat sink/adiabatic systems

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5
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Direct calorimetry method in which heat is measured by flow rate, specific heat capacity of air and increased temp

A

Convection system

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6
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Open circuit calorimetry method where expired air is collected in large vinyl & latex rubber meteorologic balloons

A

Douglas bag method

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7
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In doubly tagged water, which is measured?
A. Basal metab rate
B. Resting energy expenditure
C. Thermic effect of food
D. Energy expenditure of specific activities
E. Total daily energy expenditure

A

E

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8
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In canopy open-circuit, which is not measured?
A. Basal metab rate
B. Resting energy expenditure
C. Thermic effect of food
D. Energy expenditure of specific activities
E. Total daily energy expenditure

A

E

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9
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In room open-circuit, which is not measured (if the patient is not confined)?
A. Basal metab rate
B. Resting energy expenditure
C. Thermic effect of food
D. Energy expenditure of specific activities
E. Total daily energy expenditure

A

E

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10
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in closed circuit calorimetry, subject is connected via a mask to a __ filled with known amt of 100%O2

A

Spirometer

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11
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in open circuit calorimetery, subject breathes through ___ in which room air is inspired from one side and expired air on opposite is collected and analyzed

A

2 way valve

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12
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isotope used to tag water in the caloric method called “double labeled water”

A

D2O18

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13
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If both oxygen and hydrogen are tagged with known amounts of tracers at the same time, the sum in elimination rate of oxygen and hydrogen tracers will represent the elimination rate of carbon dioxide. true oer false?

A

False. Sum dapat at hindi diference

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14
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When DLW subjects urinate, urine samples are used to measure rate of disapperances after 1-3 weels. true or false?

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true

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15
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[bicarbonate-urea method]

amount of labeled carbon in urea is used to estimate ___ production

A

carbon dioxide

16
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How does it estimate carbon dioxide prod?

A

labeled bicarbonate mixes freely with and becomes diluted by endogenous carbon dioxide produced by the body

17
Q

True or false: At faster speeds, walking becomes more economical, and relationship curves in downward directiion

A

False

  • less economical
  • upward