Chapter 3 - Energy Balance Flashcards

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Which good components provide energy? And how much

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  • carbohydrate 17 kj/g
  • protein 17 kj/g
  • lipids 37 kj:g
  • alcohol 29 kj/g
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Define energy

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Theccapacity to do work - Whitney et al. 2011 p 6

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What is a joule?

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One joule is the energy used to move one kilogram one meter by a force of one newton

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How to covert kilocalories and kilo joules

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Calorie to joule = x 4.2

Joule to calorie = x 0.24

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What is basal metabolism

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The energy needed to maintain life when a body is at complete digestive physical and emotional rest

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What is thermogenesis

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The generation of heat. Three main categories:

  • energy expended for basal metabolism
  • energy expended for food consumption
  • energy expenses for physical activity
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What is the BMR

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Basal metabolic rate: rate at which the body expends energy on basal metabolic activities

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Components if energy consumption

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  1. Basal metabolism
  2. Physical activity
  3. Thermocouple effect of food: an estimation of the energy required to process food (digest, absorb, transport, metabolism etc)
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How to calculate BMR

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Men (18-29 years)
(74 x weight) + 2754)

Women 18-29 years
(62 x weight + 2036)

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