Quiz Questions Flashcards

1
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Muscle Cramping is usually caused by potassium deficiency

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false

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2
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Resting RER is 1.0

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false

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3
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Which of the following occurs at the lactate threshold

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lack of oxygen in muscle cell
Recruitments of fast twitch fibers
reduced rate of removal of lactate acid from blood
ALL OF THE ABOVE

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4
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The term oxygen deficit refers to the

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lag in oxygen consumption at the beginning of exerceise

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5
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A 30 min jog will generally result in a greater oxygen debt than a 30 min walk

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true

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6
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During submaximal exercise, the flat portion of the oxygen consumption curve is usually called

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steady state

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7
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lactate threshold will be attained at a higher relative intensity in a trained person when compared to an untrained person

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true

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8
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During an incremental exercise protocol, the region where oxygen consumption plateaus despite an increase in workload is called the maximal aerobic capacity or maximal oxygen consumption

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true

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9
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If james and his brother (Whos 3 years older and 50lb heavier) both have 4.5L/min, they are equally aerobically fit

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false

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10
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Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is associated with inflammation but not actual structural damage to the muscle

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false

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11
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The fact that an increase in end-diastolic volume increases stroke volume is an illustration of

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The starling law of the heart

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12
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Veins always carry deoxygenated blood

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false

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13
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The _____ represents ventricular repolarization on an EKG

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T wave

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14
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The majority of carbon dioxide in the blood is transported combined to hemoglobin

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false

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15
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The unloading portion of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve has a steeper slope than the loading portion

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true

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16
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At rest, the majority of cardiac output is directed to the liver and kidneys

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true

17
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The sinoatrial node is responsible for delaying the action potential before it gets relayed down to the lower half of the heart

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false

18
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The process of gases moving across the respiratory membrane and being exchanged bw the alveoli and the pulmonary capillary blood is called pulmonary diffusion

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true

19
Q

Increases in acidity and temperature

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Decrease hemoglobin’s effectiveness to bind to oxygen

20
Q

Carbon dioxide and oxygen directly compete with each other for hemoglobin binding

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false