Lab 3 - Blood Glucose and Lactate Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

In exercise physiology, we often obtain blood samples in order to measure some aspect of blood ………… and relate these measures back to physical/physiological ………….. .

A

chemistry, function

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2
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Lactic acid (or more appropriately, lactate) measurements are important for determining: (2)

A
  • aerobic endurance ability

- evaluating training measures to improve performance in various sports

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3
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Lactic acid is an intermediate product of:

A

anaerobic metabolism in muscles

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4
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What is the pH of muscle and blood?

A

pH 7.4

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5
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Normal resting values of lactate in capillary blood are about:

A

0.5 to 2.5 mmol/L (millimoles per litre)

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6
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………. is the major source of energy for most tissues in the body because it is readily used by the cells to produce ATP via ……….. ……….. .

A

Glucose, cellular respiration

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7
Q

Normal blood glucose levels range from:

A

3 to 6 mM (or 60 to 110 mg/100mL)

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8
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………… is the term used when the levels of blood glucose are higher than normal (…….).

A

Hyperglycaemia, (> 6 mM).

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9
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……….. is the term used when the levels of glucose are lower than normal (………..).

A

Hypoglycaemia, (< 3 mM)

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10
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The concentration of glucose in the capillary blood of an athlete can be determined by using a …………. .

A

glucometer

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