Energy Balance Flashcards

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What is energy expenditure?

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energy expended at rest and during physical activity

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What is basal metabolism?

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

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What is the largest part of daily energy expenditure?

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basal metabolism (50-65%)

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What is BMR?

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  • Basal metabolic rate
    Measured when the person is awake, but lying still, in a room with comfortable temperature after a restful sleep and an overnight (12-14 hours) fast
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What is RMR?

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-Resting metabolic rate

a measure of the energy
use of a person at rest in a
comfortable setting

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What is 30-50% of daily energy expenditure?

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physical activity

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What is thermic effect of food?

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an estimation of the energy required to process
food (digest, absorb, transport, metabolize, and
store ingested nutrients)

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How to measure basal metabolic rate?

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direct calorimetry

  • the amount of heat the body releases

– 1 kcal = amount of energy
(heat) required to raise 1 kg (1 L) of water by 1°C at sea level

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How to measure BMR indirectly?

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measuring O2 and CO2 levels

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How to measure total energy expenditure?

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TEE = (BMR or RMR) + dietary thermogenesis + physical activity

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What is the gold standard of measuring TEE?

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Doubly labelled water

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What is BMI?

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expresses the ratio of a person’s weight to the square of their height

weight/height

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What is used to define underweight, overweight, obese?

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BMI

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14
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What is considered overweight?

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BMI between 25-29.9

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What is considered obese?

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BMI over 30

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16
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What is considered underweight?

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BMI below 18.5

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17
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What measures lean tissue, bone, mineral and fat mass?

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DEXA

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18
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What measures the determination of bone density?

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Underwater weighing

19
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What measures body density?

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Bod Pod system

  • Air displacement plethysmography
20
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What estimates the body density based on fat?

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Skinfold thickness

21
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What is the body fat recommendation for men?

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What is the body fat recommendation for women?

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What is pear-shaped?

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What is apple shaped?

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  • upper body
    -increased risk for chronic diseases
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What is the waist to hip ratio for both men and women?
women = >0.8 men = > 0.9
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What is the thrifty gene theory?
Some people possess a gene that allows them to expend less energy than other people
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What is set-point theory?
proposes that body weight is physiologically regulated – Body adapts to maintain its preferred weight
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What is leptin?
- Hormone produced by fat cells in proportion to the amount of fat stored
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What is ghlerin?
-Protein/hormone synthesized and secreted primarily by stomach cells - Promotes positive energy balance by stimulating appetite and promoting efficient energy storage; it signals the hypothalamus of the brain to stimulate appetite and food intake
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What are FAD diets?
- a diet popular for a time that promises unreasonably fast weight loss or health improvements
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What is the overload principle?
additional physical demands placed on the body to improve fitness – too much physical exertion is NOT recommended
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What is the FIT principle?
1. Frequency 2. Intensity 3. Time (duration) of activity
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What is the recommended amount of physical activity for weight gain prevention?
150 minutes per week
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What is the recommended amount of physical activity for greater weight loss ?
>250 minutes per week
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Kcalorie restriction must accompany what to achieve weight loss?
resistance training
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ATP must be generated continuously since muscles store only enough ATP for how many seconds?
1-3 seconds of activity
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Creatine phosphate stores enough energy for how many seconds of max physical effort?
3-15 seconds (100m sprint)
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After creatine phosphate what is the next source of energy for the production of ATP?
Carbs and lipids
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What is recommended for a high-carb diet?
8grams/kg of body weight
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How much carb-rich food should you immediately eat after activity?
60grams
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How many kcals can body fat store?
70,000
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Fat is broken down for energy by what?
aerobic metabolism -O2 must be abundantly available
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One ounce of almonds provides what?
protein, Vit E, fibre, calcium and healthy unsaturated fats
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