Energy Systems Flashcards

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What are the functions of carbohydrates?

A

materials to build cell membranes, energy for use by cells, stores easily accessible energy

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List the kilocalories/gram for: carbohydrates, proteins, fats.

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4.1, 4.3, 9.3

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3
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Proteins appear in the body as…

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amino acids

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4
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Fats are stored as…

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triglycerides

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5
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What is ATP?

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adenosine triphosphate, the common energy molecule for cellular processes, the captured chemical energy from the breakdown of foods

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6
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What is the ATP formula?

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ATP = ADP + P + Energy

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What is an anaerobic energy system?

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does not use oxygen, occurs relatively quickly, uses chemicals and enzymes at hand, powerful/short-lived actions

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What is an aerobic energy system?

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uses oxygen, takes place in mitochondria, using many enzymes leading to complete breakdown of glucose, fats and proteins enter here

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9
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List all the details of the ATP-PC (anaerobic alactic) pathway (location, energy source, oxygen?, ATP produced, duration, byproducts, # chemical reactions, activity type, exercise type, advantages, limitations).

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in cytoplasm, energy from creatine phosphate, no oxygen required, 1 molecule ATP produced, 0-15 seconds duration, no byproducts, 1-2 chemical reactions, used for power surges, sprints/weight lifting, advantage is a very quick surge of power, limitations is its short duration due to small amounts of ATP and creatine phosphate stored

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List all the details of the Glycolysis (anaerobic lactic) pathway (location, energy source, oxygen?, ATP produced, duration, byproducts, # chemical reactions, activity type, exercise type, advantages, limitations).

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in cytoplasm, energy from glucose, no oxygen required, 2 molecules ATP produced, 15-120 seconds duration, lactic acid byproduct, 11 chemical reactions, intermediate activities, hockey shift, advantage is a quick surge of power, limitations is the lactic acid byproduct causing muscle pain and fatigue

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List all the details of the Cellular Respiration (aerobic) pathway (location, energy source, oxygen?, ATP produced, duration, byproducts, # chemical reactions, activity type, exercise type, advantages, limitations).

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in mitochondria, energy from glucose/fats/proteins, oxygen required, 36 molecules ATP produced, 120+ seconds duration, H2O&CO2 byproduct, glycolysis/kreb’s cycle/more chemical reactions, prolonged activities, marathons, advantage is the complete breakdown of glucose, disadvantage is it is slow and requires a lot of oxygen

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Describe slow twitch muscle fibres.

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red/dark in colour, low levels of glycolytic enzymes, high in myoglobin, for long distance activities

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Describe fast twitch muscle fibres.

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pale in colour, high levels of glycolytic enzymes, low in myoglobin, for short distance activities

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