ENERGY SYSTEMS Key points Flashcards

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What is carbohydrate broken down to in the body and what does it provide

A

Glucose to provide energy

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What is fat broken down to in the body and what does it provide

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Is broken down to fatty acids and provides energy

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What is protein broken down to in the body and what does it provide for

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Broken down to amino acids that can provide energy in extreme circumstances

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When all three fuels i.e. carbohydrates, fat, protein or broken down in the body what do they become

A

A T P

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What happens wen A T P loses one of its phosphate bonds

Name two things

A

Energy is produced

And then becomes A D P

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6
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What is the process called when A D P Is resynthesised to A T P

A

Coupled reaction

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What happens when the three fuels are broken down e.g. carbohydrates, fats and protein

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It produces A T P Energy is then produced when A T P loses one of its phosphate bonds. When this occurs A T P becomes A D P which is then resynthesised to A T P By a process called coupled reaction

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8
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What is the phosphocreatine system?

What does it use?

Where in the body and for how long?

A

It is an anaerobic system

That uses creatin phosphate which is stored in the muscles in limited supplies

Enough for 6 to 10 seconds of high intensity work.

It is used when someone is going all out and using all their energy

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9
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What is the lactic acid system?

What does it utilise and where

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It is an anaerobic system that utilises glycogen

It is stored in the muscles in limited amounts

And also the liver

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10
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What are glycogen supplies within the muscles sufficient for?

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High intensity exercise up to 90 seconds at maximum effort

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What is the byproduct of the breakdown of glycogen in the body

And what can happen if the levels are too high

A

Lactic acid

High levels of lactic acid within the muscles can lead to muscle fatigue

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What does the aerobic system mainly use name two things

And what happens to them

A

Glycogen and fatty acids

They are oxidised within the mitochondria

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13
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What is the byproduct of aerobic energy production

A

Carbon dioxide

And water

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14
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What is the predominant energy system used an exercise

A

It is determined by the intensity

Duration

And type of activity

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15
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What are the specific changes to the energy system for special populations?

A

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