Nutritional Science 10 Lecture 11

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Nutritional Science 10 Lecture 11

What are the components of fitness?
cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal, flexibility, body composition
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What are the components of fitness? cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal, flexibility, body composition
What are the benefits of physical activity? strengthens bones & joints, reduces blood pressure, aids in weight loss, increase muscle mass, improves sleep, etc.
What are the exercise recommendations based on the 2005 Dietary Guidelines? 30 min. day to reduce chronic disease, 60 min./day to maintain weight & prevent weight gain 90 min./day for weight loss
What is the FIT principle? it's used to achieve an appropriate overload to improve fitness
What are the fuel sources for exercise? ATP, Phosphocreatine (PCr), glucose/glycogen, triglyceride, protein
How long does ATP, PCr, CHO & fats give us energy? ATP: 1-3 secs. PCr: 3-15 secs CHO & fats: long time
How much ATP does anaerobic and aerobic exercise yield? How long does aerobic and anaerobic exercise last? Anaerobic (30 secs.-3 mins.) yields 2 ATP, Aerobic (3 mins.-4 hours) yields 36-38 ATP
What happens in the Cori cycle? lactate is converted to glucose in the liver and is then transported to muscles
About how many calories worth of glycogen do we have in our body? How many are in muscles? in the liver? ~2,000 in the body, 200-500g of muscle glycogen, 100g of liver glycogen
What happens after aerobic exercise? increase glycogen storage & lactate clearance, improved oxygen delivery, increased glycogen conservation
What are the Respiratory Quotients (RQ) of carbs., fat, proteins, mixed, and a starving individual? carbs. = 1, fat = .7, protein = .8, mixed = .82, starving = .7
What are the kcal * liter O2-1 for carbs., fat, protein, mixed, and a starving individual? carbs. = 5.05, fat = 4.70, protein = 4.5, mixed = 4.82, starving individual = 4.70
How do you calculate Metabolic Scope? -MR at rest 1.25 kcal/min
-if MR during exercise is 20 kcal/min
-then the metabolic scope is 16x
What are the factors in an athlete's diet? increased energy needs, increased calcium intake, adequate intake of B vitamins, and iron intake
What are the characteristics of heat exhaustion and a heat stroke? heat exhaustion (excessive sweating, weakness, nausea, dizziness, headache, difficulty concentrating) heatstroke (hot, dry skin, rapid heart rate, vomiting, diarrhea, body temp. rises to > 104 degs.)
What are the three characteristics of the female athlete triad? What are the nutrients of concern? eating disorder, amenorrhea, osteoporosis, calories, iron, calcium

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