Sub 4: Energy and Metabolism Flashcards

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1
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what is energy in food measured in?

A

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2
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name functions that use energy from food in the body?

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muscle contraction
synthesis of proteins
maintenance of body temperature
active transport

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3
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what is energy balance?

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energy taken in balances its energy output

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4
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what happens if less or more energy is used than expected?

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is less is then the body uses up fat form its energy stores

if more is then the body stores it in energy stores as fat

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5
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what is the basal metabolic rate?

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the total energy expended for basic body functions - breathing, cell metabolism, heart contraction

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6
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what can be used to measure BMR?

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body’s heat release

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what must the person tested need to do before measuring BMR?

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be completely rested
fasted for least 10-12 hours
in a thermoneutral environment

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what are factors that affect BMR?

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body mass, body composition, age,

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9
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what are additional energy expenditures?

A

dietary induced thermogenesis - digestion of food

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10
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what is direct calorimetry?

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measures the body heat released in an airtight chamber, which is insulated to prevent heat loss

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what is indirect calorimetry?

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estimates energy expenditure using a correlation to another form of energy measurement.

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