muscle performance Flashcards

1
Q

estimated %% older adults meet fitness standards

A

12%

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2
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what age does sarcopenia begin

A

30s

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3
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%% muscle loss by 70s

A

30-50%

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4
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Which of the following is false of sarcopenia
- occurs 2x more in lower limbs
- type I fibers decrease 10-40%
- type II fibers decrease 10-40%
- there is more concentric strength loss

A
  • Type II only not type I loss
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5
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How does decreased protein synthesis and disregulation of proteasomal degradation pathways cause sarcopenia

A

protein aggregates accumulate and impair functions

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6
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how does infiltration of fat into CT and SKM fibers cause sarcopneia

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occurs from poor regeneration and reduceses muscle quality, and increases stiffness

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7
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how does reduced satellite cells cause sarcopenia

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causes fibrosis, apoptosis and senescence

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8
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how does increase ROS cause sarcopenia

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causes increase in satellite cells and antioxidant basal levels leading to high oxidation and inability to protect against damage

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9
Q

how does increased inflammation cause sarcopenia

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more inflammatory cytokines = more ROS and apoptosis

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10
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how do neuromuscular changes cause sarcopenia

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decreased MUs, MU remodeling and fewer axons, with fiber type switching or death

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11
Q

which of the following is false
- mass is lost faster than function when 75+
- grip strength predicts hospitality, disability, and mortality
- strength shows an inverted relationship with all cause mortality
- grip strength decreases 20% in men and 15% in women from 75 to 80

A
  • function is lost faster than mass
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12
Q

older adults can increase strength 2-3x in __ months

A

3-4 months

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13
Q

which of the following is not a long term benefit of training
- increased strength, mass, power and endurance
- improved coordination, balance and flexibility
- increased BMD, BMR and tendon strength
- increased well-being and self-esteem

A

none, they are all benefits

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14
Q

For RT prescription, increase FITT-VP %% each weak, increasing __ 1st, then ___, and ___ last.

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5-20%, frequency, duration, intensity

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15
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how long should warm up and cool down be in order to prevent injuries?

A

10-20 min warm up, 5-10 min cool down

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16
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What movement should be avoided upon waking

A

Spinal bending