exercise physio Flashcards

1
Q

maximum shortening velocity of a fibre is dependent on its type (I or II)

A

type I - slow twitch
type II - fast twitch

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2
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type I fibre is mostly red/white

A

red

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3
Q

type II fibre is mostly red/white

A

white

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4
Q

type I - slow twitch - ideal for …

A

low power endurance activity

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5
Q

type II - fast twitch - ideal for …

A

high power short bursts of activity

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6
Q

wide range of exercise types require a different balance of ….. which can drive different physiological …

A

energy systems, responses

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7
Q

long distance running - only energy system that fuels long endurance requires … to generate ATP by oxidative phosphorylation

A

oxygen

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8
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O2 delivery - incremental exercise

A

increasing intensity, increased O2 consumption

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9
Q

incremental exercise is how …. fitness is assessed

A

cardiorespiratory

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10
Q

fuel for long distance running

A

mixture of fat and glycogen oxidised

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11
Q

which produces ATP at a faster rate - glycogen metabolism or fat metabolism

A

glycogen metabolism

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12
Q

fuel for long distance running can become glycogen …..

A

depleted

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13
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middle distance running - glycogen won’t be depleted, higher work rates maintained. what is the primary fuel source

A

glycogen - fat metabolism can’t keep up with ATP demands

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14
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middle distance running - increased rate of …. and increased lactate + H+ production

A

glycolysis

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15
Q

metabolite accumulation leads to …

A

muscle fatigue

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16
Q

what is a useful performance/fitness measure

A

measuring LT - lactate threshold

17
Q

LT indicates work rate when …. production increases and greater reliance on …. stores

A

metabolite, glycogen

18
Q

…. accumulating limits running speeds over middle/long distance sprints

A

metabolite

19
Q

work rates achievable during a long sprint are not ….

A

maximal

20
Q

what does maximal sprint activity require

A

faster rate of ATP production than ATP produced by glycolysis

21
Q

short sprint - exercise less than 10 seconds can be powered entirely from ….

A

anaerobic sources

22
Q

anaerobic sources - rapid ATP supply include muscle ….. stores and ……. system

A

ATP, phosphocreatine system

23
Q

short sprint - muscle …… store affects sprint/power performance

A

pcr store

24
Q

short sprint - how are larger type II muscle fibres beneficial for sprinting/power performance

A

greater maximal force

25
Q

short sprint - how are faster type II muscle fibres beneficial for sprinting/power performance

A

greater maximal shortening velocity

26
Q

force x velocity =

A

power

27
Q

training adaptations - endurance training

A

enhances O2 delivery and utilisation

28
Q

training adaptations - strength/power training

A

enhances maximal muscle power output

29
Q

strength/power tests assess ..

A

maximal force or power output

30
Q

most common endurance tests assess ..

A

VO2 max - maximum rate of O2 delivery/utilisation in working muscles

31
Q

endurance tests assess LT -

A

work rate where blood lactate increases