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1
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A central component of fatigue is that it is ALWAYS _______________.

A

Reversible with rest

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2
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True or false. Different muscles in the body fatigue at different rates during exercise.

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True

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3
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True or false. The warmer the weather, the longer a person can exercise until reaching exhaustion/fatigue during physical activity.

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False

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When taking skinfolds, we assume that all body tissue is either fat mass or fat free mass (i.e., Mass = FM + FFM). This is called the _____________

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Two-compartment model

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5
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Which type of tissue is more dense?

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Fat free mass

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Which body composition method relies on Archimedes principle?

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Underwater weighing

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7
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Approximately what % of US adults are overweight or obese?

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70%

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8
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Which of the following body composition techniques does NOT first determine body density in order to predict % fat?

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Bioelectrical impedance analysis

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9
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Which of the following body composition methods can assess bone mass?

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Duel-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA)

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10
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True or false. There is not a one-size-fits-all optimal body composition for sport performance. In other words, an optimal body composition for one sport may not be the optimal body composition for a different sport.

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True

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11
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Calcium is stored in the _______, to be released to start muscle contraction.

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Sarcoplasmic reticulum

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12
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The ends of a sarcomere are called the ______.

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Z-discs

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13
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In the resting state, ________ blocks the myosin binding sites on actin to prevent muscle contraction.

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Tropomyosin

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14
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True or false. The shortening of actin and myosin during cross bridge cycling results in the sarcomere shortening, which in turn results in muscle contraction.

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False

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15
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Action potentials are able to transmitted across the neuromuscular junction due to the action of the neurotransmitter ___________.

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Acetylcholine (ACh)

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16
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ATP is needed during what part of muscle contraction?

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Allowing myosin head to release from the actin.

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17
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Stains darkest when determining muscle fiber type

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Type I

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18
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Highest resistance to fatigue

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Type I

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19
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Largest motor units

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Type IIx

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20
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Highest oxidative capacity

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Type I

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21
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Causes of Fatigue

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  1. Inadequate energy delivery/metabolism
  2. Accumulation of metabolic by-products
  3. Muscle activation influence
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22
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Define obese in terms of BMI.

23
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Define overweight in terms of BMI.

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25-29.9 BMI

24
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Define the normal BMI range.

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18.5-24.9 BMI

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BMI equation
kg/m^2
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Body density equation
D= (BW) / [(BW-UWW-RV)/DH20] | **Archimedes Principle**
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What are Siri calculations used for?
Calculating %fat when body density is known. (Skin folds)
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Underwater weighing pros and cons.
Pros: 2-3% error, inexpensive, not affected by pretest protocol (Gold Standard) Cons: Uncomfortable, estimate RV
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Bod Pod pros and cons.
Pros: 2-3% error (from UWW), more comfortable Cons: Expensive, relies on pretest protocol
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DEXA pros and cons.
Pros: 1-2% error (from UWW), 3 component model, regional BC, pre-test is less important Cons: Radiation exposure, expensive, not field based, requires technical expertise, cannot use with metal implants
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Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) pros and cons.
Pros: Easy and quick, field based, 3-4% error from UWW Cons: Tests only part of body, no regional BC, hydration status heavily affects error
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Define android and gynoid body types.
Android is apple shaped. Gynoid is pear shaped. Gynoid causes less health complications due to less fat near the vital organs.
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Recommended micronutrient balance
Carb: 55-60% of daily kcals Fat: <35% Protein: 10-15%
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Recommended carb intake during exercise.
20-25g of high GI food/drink of carbs every 30-45 min.
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True or false. It is possible to produce more force during a maximal eccentric contraction than a maximal concentric contraction.
False
36
When picking up a water bottle from the table, what type of muscle fibers will supply the force needed to accomplish this task?
Type I
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ACSM's recommendations for resistance training/muscle strengthening exercise:
- 2+ days/week non-consecutive - All major muscle groups - Exercises, sets, and reps dependent on training experience and goals
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Archimedes principle
Archimedes principle: A person in water displaces a certain amount of water which bouys them upward (making them lighter). By assessing weight out of water and weight in water, it’s possible to determine a person’s body volume, which can be used to calculate body density (D=M/V), which can then be converted to a %fat.
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Advantages and disadvantages of hydrostatic weighing
Advantages: Inexpensive (costs less than many other BC measurement tools) Accurate (2-3% error) Disadvantages: Uncomfortable (subject needs to get wet and let air out before going underwater) Cannot be used as a field test (other models such as BIA can be done relatively anywhere)
40
Plyometric training utilizes the ________ reflex to increase the force of muscle contraction
Muscle spindle
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Which of the following does not rely on densitometry for body composition assessment?
BIA
42
True or false. Toya experiences DOMS following a high-intensity workout. While DOMS is painful, it will not acutely lower the maximal force generation of the muscles with DOMS.
False
43
Which of the measures will be heavily influenced by hydration status?
BIA
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True or false. Heavenly and Quad both consume 60 g of carbohydrate in a recovery drink following exercise, but Heavenly consumes her drink 15 minutes after exercise and Quad consumes her drink 4 hours after exercise. These two women will likely have the same level of glycogen resynthesis from the recovery drink.
False
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True or false. Pennated muscles can produce more force than parallel muscle fibers of the same size.
True
46
Toya, a 65 kg female powerlifter, comes to our lab with questions about nutrition. What is the most protein you would recommend for her based on recommended intakes discussed in class?
110g
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Which of the following is the only true gold standard measure of body composition?
Underwater weighing
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Which of the following body composition methods does NOT rely on the 2-compartment model?
DEXA
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Risk of DOMS is higher with exercise involving eccentric contractions compared to exercise involving and concentric contractions.
True
50
Santa Claus wakes up in the morning and immediately does a workout before breakfast. He finds that he fatigues more quickly than on days where he works out 2-3 hours after lunch. What is the most likely mechanism contributing to greater fatigue in his morning workout?
Inadequate energy delivery
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What is the difference between fatigue and injury?
Fatigue is reversible with rest, whereas injury is not
52
Donald (90 kg) and Bugs (70 kg) are walking together at 2.5 mph. Both have a VO2 of 1.5 L/min. In relative terms, who is more economical during the walk?
Donald
53
Aerobic training causes a(n) ____________ shift in lactate threshold, allowing individuals to exercise at a higher intensity before accumulating lactic acid in the blood.
Right

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