Unit 6 Fats Flashcards

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1
Q

is a concentrated source of energy (9
kcal/gFAT).

A

Fat

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2
Q

it is not an efficient fuel compared to
carbohydrates with respect to oxygen
consumption.

A

Fat

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3
Q

Both _____ provide fuel for ATP
productions.

A

CHO and Fats

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4
Q

come mainly from the plasma FA
and muscle triglyceride.

A

Fatty acids

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5
Q

Major source of light to moderate intensity
activities.

A

Fatty acids

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6
Q

Mild intensity exercises – ___% of the total
energy is furnished by fats.

A

80

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7
Q

_____________contribute significantly to
the level of plasma free FA as the exercise
intensity increases.

A

Muscle triglycerides

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8
Q

High intensity exercises _____ becomes the preferred energy source.

A

CHO

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9
Q

______________ improves the body’s ability to utilize fats for energy through mobilizing fats from adipocytes = making more FA available to the working muscles.

It also improves the working muscle’s capacity to oxidize fats that are delivered.

A

Endurance training

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10
Q
  • Increased muscle blood flow
  • improved transport of fats into the muscle cells,
  • larger and more numerous mitochondria
  • and increased quantities of enzymes involved in fat metabolism
A

Adaptations that help explain the enhanced ability to utilize fats for energy:

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11
Q

However, fats are still not the _________ for working active muscles particularly at higher levels of exercise intensity.

A

Most efficient fuel

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12
Q

This limitation is due to the___________ production as compared to CHO.

A

Relatively slow rate of ATP

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13
Q

Fats must be ___________metabolized and that fat metabolism if a complicated process.

A

aerobically

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14
Q

AMDR for fat intake for adults

A

20-35%

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15
Q

– lower fat and higher CHO
intake than sprinters and short-distance runners

A

Endurance athletes

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16
Q
  • Sports that require weigh ins or appearance
    judging
A

Low fat intakes

17
Q

– higher dietary fat consumption because of the overreliance on
fast foods.

A

Collegiate athletes

18
Q

= too many calories
ingested

A

Over consumption of fats

19
Q

= increased body fat
deposition, and in most cases, has detrimental effects on sports performance.

A

Excessive calories

20
Q

Most detrimental to
cardiovascular health.

A

Saturated and Trans fat

21
Q

found in meat and high-fat dairy
products.

A

Saturated fats

22
Q

processed, packaged foods.
“hydrogenated” or “partially hydrogenated”

A

Trans fats

23
Q

Low dietary fat with low total calories, CHO, and CHON can lead to ________

A

Negative energy balance

24
Q

too much fat consumption = overconsumption
of calories =

A

Weight gain in the form of body fat

25
Q
  • Body fat – less active tissue – _______.
A

doesn’t easily produce energy during exercise.

26
Q

Fat tissues doesn’t also help in movement – _________________

A

“dead weight”

27
Q

A _______________ 1-4 hr sprior to an exercise session, or especially a competition, leads to gastrointestinal distress, including bloating, diarrhea, stomach cramping, and a sense of fullness.

A

A high fat meal eaten

28
Q

The switch to a ___________does not appear to increase time to exhaustion.

A

high-fat diet

29
Q

High fat diet shows the opposite effect, causing a _______________ increased perceived exertion, and an impaired ability to metabolize carbohydrates for energy

A

decreased time to exhaustion,

30
Q

__________- (i.e., more than 2 weeks) high-fat dietary intakes are not recommended as a means to improve athletic performance.

A

Long-term

31
Q

Consumption of fats, in any form, __________is not recommended as a performance enhancer

A

during exercise

32
Q

The dietary guidelines for fats that pertain to daily meal planning can also be applied to the____________

A

postexercise meal

33
Q

The focus should be placed on ______________, in small quantities.

A

unsaturated fats

34
Q

The postexercise meal should be consumed _____________.

A

as soon as possible after exercise.