Exercise Physiology Flashcards

1
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Tor f-> there is one best technique

A

False

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2
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What is studied at the Harvard fatigue lab

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Altitude, temperature, fatigue

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3
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There are a wide range of topics covered in enhancing sport and performance training. What are some of these topics?

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Physical adaptations to training, fluid and food recommendations, role of genetics in training, ergogenic aids, maximizing recovery

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4
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Creative and bicarbonate loading are examples of…

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Ergogenic aids

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5
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Ergogenic aids are…

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Supplements that help to improve performance → most aren’t FDA approved

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6
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Physical fitness recommendations focus on…

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Intensity, frequency, duration, FITT-VP

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7
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FITT-VP

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Frequency,intensity, time, type, volume, progression

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8
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A predisposition to be good at certain activities shows that - _- plays a key role in physical fitness.

A

Genetics

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9
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When is the growth hormone released

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During times of stress, like exercise t sleep

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10
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Exercise brings -___– to the muscle during exercise

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Glucose

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11
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Does insulin release go up or down during exercise?

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Down - because muscles have a receptor that can bring glucose into the muscle without the need for this

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12
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If you want to increase the size of your muscles, you need to train in hypertrophy and increase…

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Protein synthesis

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13
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Endurance athletes often train in a certain way so they don’t have to work for longer and more intense periods. In doing this, they are training around their…

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Lactate threshhold

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14
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Exercise can be used like a…

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Drug

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15
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Which 2 nutrients offer 4 kcal/gram

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Carb and protein

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16
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9 kcal/gram

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Fat

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17
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What metabolic pathway would be used during an activity that lasts less than 30 seconds (100m sprint) and yields 1 ATP?

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ATP-PCr pathway

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18
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What does creative do in the ATP- PER pathway

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Shares phosphate with ADP to make ATP (very fast)

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19
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Anaerobic glycolysis

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No oxygen
A ten step process and primary producer of energy for 30 seconds - 3 minutes
Produces 2-3 ATP
400m sprint

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20
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What process breaks down glucose in order to make energy?

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Glycolysis

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21
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Aerobic metabolism

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Uses oxygen,
CHO = 32-33 ATP
Fat = >100

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22
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Using oxygen to add a phosphate to ADP is called…

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Oxidative phosphorylation

23
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Smallest unit of a muscle…

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Sarcomere (found in my ofibrils)

24
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What 2 filaments are in a sarcomere…

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Actin (thin) myosin (thick)

25
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Three muscle fiber types…

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Type 1; type IIa; type IIx

26
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How much of a persons muscle fibers are slow twitch

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Half

27
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Type 1 muscle fibers

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Smallest, slow twitch, slow-oxidative
Endurance runner

28
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Type IIa

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Intermediate size, fast and slow twitch, fast-oxidative glycolytic
Soccer or hockey

29
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Type IIx

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Large, fast twitch, fast - glycolytic
Sprinter

30
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Can you change the characteristics of your muscle fiber type?

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Yes, with training

31
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Transient hypertrophy

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Body water going to muscles to give a pump (doesn’t last very long)

32
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Fiber hypertrophy

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Increase in size of the muscle

33
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Fiber hyperplasia

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Splitting of muscle fibers

34
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After how long can you expect tosee permanent changes in muscle

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8-10 weeks

35
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Blood is oxygenated in the lungs, where oxygen binds to…

A

Hemoglobin

36
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Equation for cardiac output

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= heart rate * stroke volume
Units -> L/min

37
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Average cardiac output

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5 L/ min

38
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Maximum heart rate

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220 -age

39
Q

Left ventricular hypertrophy

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Muscle gets thicker/bigger with training, leading to more forceful contraction and more blood pushed out per beat

40
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VO2 max

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Body’s maximal capacity to consume oxygen

41
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Average person VO2 max

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40-45 mL/kg/min

42
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Elite athletes hav a VO2 max of…

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Doublethe average

43
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Equation to find VO2 max

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Fick equation

VO2 max= HRmax * SVmax * (a-v)O2diff

44
Q

Exercise increases/decreases ventilation…

A

Increases

45
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Ventilation

A

How frequently and how deeply we breath

46
Q

Lung size is based on…

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Height

47
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With exercise, some things about the lungs that can change are…

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Inspiration and vascularization around the alveoli

48
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What factors affect ventilation

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Muscle ph, altitude

49
Q

Challenges of a hot environment…

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Dehydration and increased core temp

50
Q

How does training in a hot environment affect blood volume?

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Increases it

51
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Challenges in cold environment

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Microclimates and decreased agility

52
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Common tools an exercise physiologist can use:

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Metabolic cart, muscle biopsy, ECG, skin fold caliper, accelerometer, EMG, environmental chamber, ultrasound

53
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Special populations

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Pregnant, children, clinical, diabetes, disease