Energy For Exercise Flashcards

1
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Define ATP

A

The energy currency of the body

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2
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Where is ATP stored?

A

in the muscle cell

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3
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Which enzyme breaks down ATP

A

ATPase

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4
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What type of reaction is the breakdown of ATP

A

Exothermic

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5
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What type of reaction is the resynthesis of ATP

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Endothermic

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6
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What is an enzyme?

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A catalyst that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction

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7
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What is an exothermic reaction?

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A reaction that gives out energy

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8
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What is an endothermic reaction?

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A reaction that takes in energy

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9
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How much ATP is stored in the muscle cells

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Enough for 2-3 seconds of muscular work

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10
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What is a coupled reaction?

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

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11
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ATP- PC system type of reaction

A

Anaerobic

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12
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Pc system fuel used

A

PC

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13
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Pc site of reaction

A

Sarcoplasm

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14
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Pc system enzyme

A

Creatine kinase

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15
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ATP-pc system yield

A

1 ATP

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16
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When is the ATP PC system used

A

Very high intensity exercise lasting between two 2-10 seconds

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17
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ATP pc fibre type

18
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Glycolytic system type of reaction

19
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Fuels of glycolytic system

A

Glycogen and glucose

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Glycolytic system site of reaction

A

Sarcoplasm

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Glycolytic system enzymes

A

GPP, PFK, LDH

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Glycolytic system yields

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Glycolytic system by products

A

Lactic acid

24
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When is the glycolytic system used

A

High intensity exercise lasting between 10-180 seconds

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Glycolytic system fibre type
FTIIb and FOGIIa
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Aerobic system type of reaction
Aerobic
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Aerobic system fuels
Glycogen, glucose and fats
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Aerobic system sited
S1: sarcoplasm S2: matrix of mitochondria S3: cristae of mitochondria
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Aerobic system enzymes
GPP, PFK and lipases( if fat is used)
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Aerobic system yield
S1: 2 S2: 2 S3: 34 Total: 38
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Aerobic system by products
CO2 and water
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When is the aerobic system used
Low/moderate intensity work from 180 seconds onwards
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Aerobic system fibre type
ST type I
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What activates the enzyme creatine kinase?
Increased levels of ADP and decrease in ATP
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advantages of pc system
``` 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 ```
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Disadvantages of pc system
Limited pc stores Only enough for up to 10 secs work Relatively low yield 1:1
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Affect of lactic acid
Lowers pH Inhibits enzyme action Stimulates pain receptors Fatigue/pain
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Where is glycogen stored
Muscle/liver
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Advantages of glycolytic system
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
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Disadvantages of glycolytic system
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