muscle performance Flashcards
estimated %% older adults meet fitness standards
12%
what age does sarcopenia begin
30s
%% muscle loss by 70s
30-50%
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
- Type II only not type I loss
How does decreased protein synthesis and disregulation of proteasomal degradation pathways cause sarcopenia
protein aggregates accumulate and impair functions
how does infiltration of fat into CT and SKM fibers cause sarcopneia
occurs from poor regeneration and reduceses muscle quality, and increases stiffness
how does reduced satellite cells cause sarcopenia
causes fibrosis, apoptosis and senescence
how does increase ROS cause sarcopenia
causes increase in satellite cells and antioxidant basal levels leading to high oxidation and inability to protect against damage
how does increased inflammation cause sarcopenia
more inflammatory cytokines = more ROS and apoptosis
how do neuromuscular changes cause sarcopenia
decreased MUs, MU remodeling and fewer axons, with fiber type switching or death
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
- function is lost faster than mass
older adults can increase strength 2-3x in __ months
3-4 months
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
none, they are all benefits
For RT prescription, increase FITT-VP %% each weak, increasing __ 1st, then ___, and ___ last.
5-20%, frequency, duration, intensity
how long should warm up and cool down be in order to prevent injuries?
10-20 min warm up, 5-10 min cool down