Nutrition MSK Flashcards

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What are the goals of training vs competition?

A

Training: Adapt the body to develop metabolic efficiency and flexibility

Competition: Provide adequate substrate stores to meet fuel demands and support cognitive function.

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EA= (EI-EEE)/FFM

Energy intake
Energy expended in exercise
Fat free body mass.

NEED TO KNOW

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Target is more than 30kcal/kg FFM/day

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Relative Energy Deficiency In Sport

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Where low body weight is associated with performance or aesthetic advantage.

Leads to adverse health performance and consequences.

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4
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What is most important for optimal performance of working muscles?

A

Glucose and Carbohydrates.

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5
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What are multiple transportable CHO?

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Combo of saccharides that rely on distinct transporters for intestinal absorption to move more Carbohydrates.

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What are Glycemic index levels?

What is Glycemic Load

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Those things with high levels are easier to absorb carbs from.

The level amount of glucose in the food.

Doesn’t really mean much.

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How should protein be taken when exercising.

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Moderate amounts across the day and following strenuous training sessions.

Go for 3 g of leucine each time. Eat 8-10 essential amino acids for 3-4 meals/ day.
About 20-25 G protein for each meal.

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What is Hyponatremia?

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Water intoxication

From hyperhydration prior to or during exercise.

Lowers Blood Na to less than 130-135 mm/L

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9
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How much fluid should you have before during and after exercise?

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14-22 oz 2 hrs before

6-12 oz of sports drink or water every 15-20 min during exercise.

16-24 oz of water or sport drink for every pound of body mass lost during exercise.

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