Energy For Exercise Flashcards

1
Q

Define ATP

A

The energy currency of the body

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2
Q

Where is ATP stored?

A

in the muscle cell

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3
Q

Which enzyme breaks down ATP

A

ATPase

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4
Q

What type of reaction is the breakdown of ATP

A

Exothermic

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5
Q

What type of reaction is the resynthesis of ATP

A

Endothermic

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6
Q

What is an enzyme?

A

A catalyst that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction

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7
Q

What is an exothermic reaction?

A

A reaction that gives out energy

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8
Q

What is an endothermic reaction?

A

A reaction that takes in energy

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9
Q

How much ATP is stored in the muscle cells

A

Enough for 2-3 seconds of muscular work

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10
Q

What is a coupled reaction?

A

Where the energy released from the first reaction is used in the second reaction

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11
Q

ATP- PC system type of reaction

A

Anaerobic

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12
Q

Pc system fuel used

A

PC

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13
Q

Pc site of reaction

A

Sarcoplasm

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14
Q

Pc system enzyme

A

Creatine kinase

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15
Q

ATP-pc system yield

A

1 ATP

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16
Q

When is the ATP PC system used

A

Very high intensity exercise lasting between two 2-10 seconds

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17
Q

ATP pc fibre type

A

FT 11b

18
Q

Glycolytic system type of reaction

A

Anaerobic

19
Q

Fuels of glycolytic system

A

Glycogen and glucose

20
Q

Glycolytic system site of reaction

A

Sarcoplasm

21
Q

Glycolytic system enzymes

A

GPP, PFK, LDH

22
Q

Glycolytic system yields

A

2 ATP

23
Q

Glycolytic system by products

A

Lactic acid

24
Q

When is the glycolytic system used

A

High intensity exercise lasting between 10-180 seconds

25
Q

Glycolytic system fibre type

A

FTIIb and FOGIIa

26
Q

Aerobic system type of reaction

A

Aerobic

27
Q

Aerobic system fuels

A

Glycogen, glucose and fats

28
Q

Aerobic system sited

A

S1: sarcoplasm
S2: matrix of mitochondria
S3: cristae of mitochondria

29
Q

Aerobic system enzymes

A

GPP, PFK and lipases( if fat is used)

30
Q

Aerobic system yield

A

S1: 2
S2: 2
S3: 34
Total: 38

31
Q

Aerobic system by products

A

CO2 and water

32
Q

When is the aerobic system used

A

Low/moderate intensity work from 180 seconds onwards

33
Q

Aerobic system fibre type

A

ST type I

34
Q

What activates the enzyme creatine kinase?

A

Increased levels of ADP and decrease in ATP

35
Q

advantages of pc system

A
Pc readily available 
Anaerobic so doesn’t need oxygen 
Simple and quick process
No fatiguing by products 
Fast recovery rate 50% resynthesised in 30 secs and 100 % in 2-3 mins
36
Q

Disadvantages of pc system

A

Limited pc stores
Only enough for up to 10 secs work
Relatively low yield 1:1

37
Q

Affect of lactic acid

A

Lowers pH
Inhibits enzyme action
Stimulates pain receptors
Fatigue/pain

38
Q

Where is glycogen stored

A

Muscle/liver

39
Q

Advantages of glycolytic system

A

Large stores of glucose and glycogen available
Anaerobic don’t need to wait for oxygen
Few reactions so relatively quick and simple
Allows high intensity work for up to 3 minutes
Resynthesises twice as much ATP as the pc system
LA converted back to liver glycogen during recovery in the Cori cycle

40
Q

Disadvantages of glycolytic system

A

LA 4 negatives
Low ATP yield compared to aerobic system
Slow recovery rate
Can take 60 mins + for lactate levels to return to resting values