Energy needs and energy balance Flashcards

(25 cards)

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what is positive energy balance?

A

energy intake is more than enegy expended

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what is negative energy balance?

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energy expended is more than energy intake

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3
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what is thermogenesis?

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the production of heat by the body

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what is basal metabolic rate?

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the amout of energy spent to meet the body’s basic physiological needs

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5
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true/false: basic metabolic rate is difficult to measure to resting metabolic rate (RMR) is used

A

true

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6
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what is the thermic effect of exercise?

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the increase in muscle contraction that occurs during physical activity

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what is non-exercise activity thermogenesis?

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energy that is expended from acitivies not considered exercise

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what is the thermic effect of food?

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energy used to process the macronutrients and extract kilocalories from food

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what is the thermic effect of food influenced by?

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  • meal composition and nutrients consumed
  • athletic strength status (decreases)
  • weight status
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what is adaptive thermogenesis?

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the idea that the bodys regulation of heat production is influenced by environmental changes

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what is direct calorimetry?

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measures energy expenditure by assessing body heat loss within a metabolic chamber

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what is indirect calorimetry?

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estimates energy expenditure by measuring oxygen consumed and carbon dioxide produced with a metabolic cart

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What is the mifflin-st. joer equation?

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used to estimate resting metabolic rate

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what is body composition?

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the amoount of fat tissue to lean mass present (expressed as a percent)

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what is lean mass?

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mass that comes from the muscles, bones, and organs

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16
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what is subcutaneous fat?

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fat that is located directly under the skin

17
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what is visceral fat?

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fat that is stored around the organs and in the abdominal area

18
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what is the function of brown adipose tissue?

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to generate heat

19
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what is hydrostatic weighing and how accurate of a measurement is it?

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a method that is used to asses body volume by underwater weighing; 2-3% margin of error

20
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what is the air displacement method?

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a method to asses body volume by using air; 3% margin of error

21
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what is dual energy x-ray absorptiometry?

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a method to assess bone density and body mass by using two low energy x-ray beams

22
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what is bioelectrical impedance analysis?

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a method to measure resistance to low energy current as it travels through muscle and body fat; not as accurate as other tests

23
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what is skin fold caliper?

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the measure of fat in various locations

24
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what is waist circumference?

A

measure of fat location

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what is body mass index?
the calculation of body weight in relation to height