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1
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what is essential storage fat?

A

fat stored in the marrow of bones, heart, lungs, liver, spleen, kidneys, intestines, muscles, and lipid-rich tissues of CNS

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what is storage fat?

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consists of fat accumulation in adipose tissue

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3
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what is the essential fat % for the reference man?

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3% essential fat

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what is the essential fat % for the reference woman?

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12% essential fat

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5
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what is an acceptable fat % for women?

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body fat percentages do not fall below 10-12% of body mass

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6
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what is the BodPod?

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uses air displacement plethysmography to estimate body volume

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7
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what is hydrostatic weighing?

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an object’s loss of weight in water equals the weight of the volume of water it displaces –> can calculate % body fat

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8
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BMI equation

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= weight in kg/height in m^2

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9
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body density equation

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body mass (measured in air) / body volume (measured in BodPod)

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10
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total body weight =

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100%

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11
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fat mass + lean mass =

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total mass

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12
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total % fat =

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fat mass

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13
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total mass - fat mass =

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lean mass

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14
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lean mass/ % goal lean mass =

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goal weight

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15
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starch exchange values

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15 g carbs, 3 g protein, 1 g fat, 80 cals

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16
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fruit exchange values

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15 g carbs, 60 cals

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17
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milk exchange values

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12 g carbs, 8 g protein, fat depending

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18
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nonstarchy vegetable exchange values

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5 g carb, 2 g protein, 0 g fat, 25 cals

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protein exchange values

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0 g carbs, 7 g protein, 2 g fat, 45 cals

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20
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fat exchange values

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5 g fat, 45 cals

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21
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Atwater factors (kcal/g)

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carbs: 4
lipids: 9
protein: 4
alcohol: 7

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22
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RED-S characteristics

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low energy availability
irregular menses/ameorrhea
osteoporosis and loss of estrogen

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23
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why is eumenorrhea a good sign?

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good indicator that athlete has replenished caloric intake

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24
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what is muscle dysmorphia? (adonis complex)

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pathologic preoccupation with muscle size and overall muscularity

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25
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signs of muscle dysmorphia

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endangers health by excessive exercising, binging and purging, steroid abuse, reliance on nutritional and dietary supplements

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26
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what is bulimia?

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characterized by frequent episodes of binge eating, followed by purging
- purging at least once a week for the last 6 months

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27
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is anorexia or bulimia more common?

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bulimia

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28
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what is anorexia?

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distortions of body image, obsession with body size, preoccupation with dieting, refusal to eat enough food to maintain normal body weight

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29
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which ED likely has issues with other addictions?

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bulimics abuse alcohol and drugs at a higher rate

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30
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what is binge eating disorder?

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recurrent episodes of binge eating that occur without subsequent purging or abusing laxatives

31
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what is an important part of the team to handle EDs and during recovery

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psychotherapy

32
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what are OSFEDs?

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Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders

33
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what is pica?

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a person who wants to eat non-nutritional items

34
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what is ruminating?

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people will keep food in their mouths and endlessly chew

35
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what is orthorexia?

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eating so clean and healthy that its unhealthy

36
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what is night eating syndrome?

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eating greater than 1/3 of calories after evening meal

37
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what is a sleep-related eating disorder?

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eating in the middle of the night, related to sleepwalking

38
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what are the five cardinal signs of metabolic syndrome?

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increased waist circumference (M >40 in, F >35 in)
BP > 130/85
triglycerides > 150 mg/dl
low HDL (M <40, F <50)
blood glucose > 100

39
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what are vegan deficiencies?

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concerns for calories, protein, B12, Vitamin D, zinc, and iron

40
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what is a good idea for vegans?

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protein variety

41
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what is dysphagia?

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trouble swallowing; comes from ALS, stroke, cancers, food consistencies

42
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what is diverticulitis?

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abscess, perforation, peritonitis, fistula, obstruction of intestines

43
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what may be needed for someone with diverticulitis?

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regular testing for pre-cancerous cells/colonoscopy, and this is related to fiber in one’s diet

44
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what is Hashimoto’s?

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autoimmune to your own thyroid; classic is low free T4, high TSH

45
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what is celiac disease?

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intolerance to gluten (protein found in wheat, barley, and rye); can lead to malabsorption issues

46
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what is the Supplements 411?

A

high-risk list from USADA; verification

47
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what is Consumer Labs?

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verification tool; often releases recalls or studies of contamination

48
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Casein vs. whey

A

Casein is a slow infusing protein, whey is a fast protein

49
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whey isolate vs. whey hydrolysates

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isolate: removes almost all unwanted fats and carbs, including lactose
hydrolysate: does remove all fats and lactose

50
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importance of leucine

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leucine trigger turns on muscle making machinery

51
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what does permissible mean?

A

it can be provided to an athlete by the institution

52
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medwatch

A

safety of supplements

53
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WADA

A

world anti-doping agency; legality of supplements
crafted a core document regarding sports doping

54
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USP (united states pharmacopeia)

A

verification
designates strength, quality, purity, packaging, labeling, speed of dissolution, and acceptable length of storage

55
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what does the USP stamp mean?

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-what’s on the label is in the bottle
-does not contain harmful levels of contaminants
-supplement will break down in the body
-has been made under good manufacturing practices

56
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what does adulteration mean?

A

the supplement has substances other than what is in the label

57
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what does contamination connote?

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a dangerous substance that is not considered performance enhancing

58
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what is nitrogen spiking?

A

practice of selling supplements spiked with cheap fillers that are passed off as protein

59
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DMAA

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known as the new ephedra

60
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is creatine legal and/or permissible?

A

legal, but not permissible

61
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are vitamins and minerals legal and/or permissible?

A

legal and permissible

62
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what supplements are permissible by the NCAA?

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carb/electrolyte drinks, energy bars, carbohydrate boosters, protein supplements, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals

63
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what is the mesomorph?

A

short, stout, but not fat body type

64
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what is strict liability?

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a person injured when taking a supplement product need only show that (1) the supplement product was defective; (2) it was used as intended, and (3) the defect caused the injury

65
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natural medicines database

A

efficacy; the most helpful tool for natural supplements

66
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how does anorexia affect the bones?

A

brittle bones from mineral depletion

67
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how does anorexia affect the bones?

A

brittle bones from mineral depletion

68
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how does bulimia affect the heart?

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cardiac arrhythmias due to electrolyte imbalance

69
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what are side effects of high fructose?

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insulin resistance, obesity, liver disorders, diabetes

70
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most effective carb solution for sports drinks?

A

4-8% solution

71
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carb and protein for recovery

A

aerobic –> 3:1
weight training –> 2:1

72
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AMDR for fat

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20-35% daily

73
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dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA)

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considered a gold standard; produces image of underlying tissues and quantify bone mineral content, total fat mass

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