Lecture 13 Flashcards

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Best way to measure muscle mass - which technique

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Cross sectional cut of the thigh

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Which muscles can change faster? Big or small muscles?

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Bigger muscles change faster

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Why does muscle mass matter? (7 factors)

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Strength and functionality
Metabolism
Bone health
Insulin sensitivity
Functional independence
Hormonal balance
Longetivity

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Why does having more muscle affect the risk of diabetes?

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Having more muscle = reducing the risk because more muscles can utilize glucose

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Why does muscle mass impact the functionality in older adult?

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Reduces the risk of fall (more stability)

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How does muscle mass affect bone density?

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Increase in mechanical stress (pulling on the bone from the muscle) done through physical activity

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What is cachexia?

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Loss of body weight and muscle mass, and weakness.

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Rate of cachexia after the age of 45 years old

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0.8

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Rate of cachexia after the age of 65 years old

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1.5

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Can we stop cachexia?

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No, maybe slow it down

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Muscle mass matters… (6 things)

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  • Reduced severity of Alzheimer’s disease
  • Reduced ventilation time and length of stay in ICU
  • Reduced risk of complications for patients after surgery
  • Better response to cancer tx
  • Better respiratory parameters in COPD
  • Higher survival rate for patients after trauma
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True or false? Muscle hypertrophy is much faster than muscle atrophy?

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FALSE
Takes 3 days of bedrest to start loosing muscle mass vs 6-8 weeks to gain

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How much time does it take to start loosing muscle mass if you are in bedrest?

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3 days

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Relationship between MPB and MPS

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Inverse

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What is MPB

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Muscle protein breakdown

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What is MPS

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Muscle protein synthesis

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Skeletal muscle serves many purposes: name 6

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  • Producing movement
  • Sustaining body posture and position
  • Maintaining body temperature
  • Storing nutrients
  • Stabilizing joints
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Skeletal muscle is to contract in response to what

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To contract in response to a stimulus

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Most skeletal muscle contraction are under _____ control

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Voluntary control, receiving neural inputs allowing conscious control of muscles

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What happens when you roll your ankle because you thought there were only 3 steps in the stairs so you miss the last one?

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Need to send a specific muscle to contract the muscle so if there is none, you fall

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21
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3 types of muscle

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Cardiac muscle
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle

22
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Which type of sports have the biggest hypertrophied heart?

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Explosive sports, because of the overwork from the heart

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Skeletal muscle contains ___ to ___ of all body proteins

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Skeletal muscle comprises approximately ___ of the human bodyweight

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When do micro tears in the muscle happen?
When the actin-myosin are detached but we still contract (example: eccentric)
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What is DOMS
Delayed onset muscle soreness
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What type of contraction is responsible for DOMS?
Eccentric - creates more damage to the muscles
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Which creates more pain - going up or down the hill? Why
When going DOWNHILL - because it is eccentric contractions that hold the movement = more damage
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In terms of energy cost, which is more demanding? Going up or down the hill?
GOING UP - double the energy cost to get to the top
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Oxidative stress is a balance between what 2 things?
Antioxidants and free radicals
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What happens when there is oxidative damage?
More free radicals than antioxidants
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Oxidative damage leads to 2 things
Tissue injury and inflammation
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Are DOMS actually bad?
No correct answer
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Is inflammation good or bad?
It may be needed for the recovery process but not proved to be good or bad
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How does a patient with DOMS presents in clinical setting? (3)
More swelling More soreness Less ROM
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How do I measure recovery?
Swelling - circumference Soreness - questionnaires/scale ROM - testing
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What is the problem with circumference?
Hard to get the exact same spot every time - reproductibilité
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What is the Algometer?
Records how much pressure you used to determine the level of pain (to measure deep pressure pain thresholds or tenderness resistance)
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True or false? Muscle mass is equal to more muscle strength?
FALSE - muscle mass is not functional
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Does muscle strength change the same way as muscle mass when having a bedrest?
No, but it correlates more in younger population than older
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How to measure specific muscles?
Machines/hand grip dynamometer/muscle endurance
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What food can be used to decrease the DOMS following eccentric exercise?
Curcuma
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What food can be used to decrease muscle swelling?
Quercetin
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Are curcuma and quercetin proven to be effective?
Not with a final answer
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DOMS - indirect markers Decrease muscle strength
1RM Handgrip strength and endurance
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DOMS - indirect markers Increase muscle pain
Algometer pressure pain threshold
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DOMS - indirect markers Increase stiffness
Goniometer ROM
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DOMS - indirect markers increase swelling
Muscle circumference
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DOMS - indirect markers decrease perception of wellness
Questionnaire on wellness (sleep, fatigue, soreness)
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Soreness can also come from very basic movements, why?
Co-contraction from new and complex movements so other muscles contract = higher demand on the body
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