Exercise Physiology Flashcards

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Development of exercise physiology -Harvard Fatigue Lab

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Established to study psychological, physiological, and sociological responses of workers to stressful stimuli

1927-1947

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Exercise science

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Study of the functional and physiologic responses and adaptations that occur during and following physical activity and exercise

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Acute responses to exercise

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Changes in the systems of the body in response to a single bout of exercise

Systems of the body control the body’s internal environment and response to increased challenges to homeostasis

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Chronic adaptations

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Changes in the systems of the body that occur in response to repeated regular physical activity and exercise

Improve functions of the body while at rest and during exercise

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areas of study in ex. physiology:

Factors controlling substrate metabolism

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interaction of fat and carbohydrate utilization

  • effects of intensity and duration
  • roles of enzymes and hormones
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areas of study in exercise physiology:

Muscle control of glucose uptake

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body closely regulates energy utilization during physical activity and exercise
-ex. insulin and GLUT 4 facilitate glucose uptake by skeletal muscle cells

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areas of study in exercise physiology:

Skeletal muscle physiology

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fibers have distinct contractile and metabolic characteristics
- training results in fibers taking on characteristics that help meet the requirements of the physical activity or exercise

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areas of study in exercise physiology:

Bone metabolism

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  • influenced by physical activity and exercise
  • osteoporosis
  • female athlete triad
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osteoporosis - bone metabolism

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characterized by a loss of bone mineral density

  • increased risks of bone fractures
  • normal bone vs. osteoporatic bone
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female athlete triad - bone metabolism

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Normal:

  • optimal energy available
  • eumenorrhea
  • optimal bone health
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energy balance and weight management

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  • critical for promoting overall good health and optimizing performance in certain sports and athletic competitions
  • body weight management can be described using the ENERGY BALANCE EQUATION
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assessment of energy expenditure and physical activity

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  • critical for promoting weight loss or identifying the fitness requirements for a job skill
  • most assessments are indirect
  • ex. muscle biopsy, doubly labeled H2O (very acurate)
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environmental exercise physiology

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  • ensuring safety and optimizing performance in challenging conditions is important
  • exercise in hot or cold conditions, and at high altitudes, present unique challenges to the body
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factors affecting exercise in heat

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fitness level
type and amount of clothing worn
use of medications
hydration status
exercise intensity and duration
environmental temperature and humidity
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factors affecting exercise in the cold

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environmental conditions
health status and age
body composition
exercise intensity
type of clothing worn
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