Quiz 9 Flashcards

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All ATP regeneration from glycolysis occurs in phase-II, and amounts to 4 ATP for every 2 pyruvate produced. True or False

A

True

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2
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More CO2 is produced from carbohydrate catabolism than fat catabolism. True or false

A

False

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3
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The sub-cellular organelle responsible for the consumption of oxygen and production of carbon dioxide in energy catabolism are the ………

A

Mitochondria

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4
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280 Watts is equal to how many kgm/min?

A

1,713

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5
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The main source of glucose substrate for glycolysis during moderate to intense exercise is blood glucose.

A

False

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6
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How long does it typically take for a person to reach steady state during the transition from rest or low intensity exercise to a higher intensity?

A

5 mins

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7
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Which on of the following metabolites is not produced by the TCA cycle?
a.
CO2

b.
NADH

c.
acetyl CoA

d.
FADH2

A

acetyl CoA

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8
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What is the final electron receiver in the electron transport chain?

A

Molecular oxygen

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9
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Order the energy systems from fastest to slowest 
glycolytic
Phosphagen
mitochondrial respiration - lipid 
Mitochondrial respiration - carbohydrate
A

Phosphagen
Glycolytic
Mitochondrial CHO
Mitochondrial lipid (fat)

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10
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[a] is a science that measures work.

A

Ergometry

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The [a] gradient formed within the inter-membranous space during the electron transport chain eventualy allows movement of this metabolite down a specific channel, providing the energy to add a [b] to [c] to form [d] (b, c and d are all abbreviations).

A

H+, Pi, ADP, ATP

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