Lab 1: Introduction Flashcards

1
Q

what is work?

A

the transfer of energy

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2
Q

what kind of work is involved with ATP biosynthesis?

A

chemical work

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3
Q

what kind of work is involved with active transport?

A

cellular work

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4
Q

what kind of work is involved with muscular contrations?

A

mechanical work

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5
Q

what is the equation for mechanical work

A

work = force x distance

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6
Q

SI unit for work

A

J (Nm), kgm or kpm

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7
Q

what does a kgm represent?

A

force exhibited by 1 kg multiplied by one meter

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8
Q

what is energy?

A

the capacity to do work

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9
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SI unit for energy

A

J (or calories)

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10
Q

what is power?

A

rate of work done (power = work/time)

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11
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SI unit for power

A

watt (W), kgm/min or kpm/min

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12
Q

the rate of transforming metabolic energy to physical performance is also known as

A

power

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13
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absolute vs. relative physiological and performance data

A

absolute physiological and performance data: 80 kg, 10 m, 300 W, 1.0 L/min O2 consumption
relative physiological performance data: 20 mL/ kg*min relate rate of oxygen consumption

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14
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absolute vs. relative exercise intensity

A

absolute exercise intensity: 100 W, 10 mph, exercise at absolute rate of O2 consumption of 1.0 L/min
relative exercise intensity: % peak power output, % of peak running speed, 1 L/min expressed as percent of individual’s max O2 uptake

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15
Q

what is a graded exercise test?

A

the work rate changes during the test and is often the independent variable

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16
Q

what is a constant work rate test?

A

work rate remains fixed throughout the test and time is often the independent variable

17
Q

what does it mean for parameters to reach steady-state?

A

parameters become stable for an extended period of time

18
Q

what is a non-steady-state condition?

A

when a parameter is systematically changing over time

19
Q

when do non-steady-state conditions always occur?

A

at the initial transition to a new work rate, as it takes time for physiological parameters such as HR and VO2 to reach steady state