Exam Two Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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Measuring the electrolyte losses from athletes’ sweat could assist health professionals in planning personalized water and electrolyte replacement strategies. Using a Gatorade sweat patch can be helpful for an athlete who wants to measure:

A

sweat rate, Fluid loss, sodium loss

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Which of the following groups does NOT need a higher requirement of vitamin D?
a. people with excess body fat
b. people with darker skin tones
c. people taking medications that interfere with vitamin D metabolism
d. people who do not exercise

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d. people who do not exercise

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3
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Which fortified food product is vitamin D3 most notably found in?

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milk

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True or false: Vitamin D can be converted to its active form by the sun’s Ultraviolet rays.

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true

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Vitamin D deficiency in adults can lead to:

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osteomalacia (softening of the bones)

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Which foods are good sources of vitamin A?

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carrots and kale

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Vitamin D deficiency would more likely be seen in which athlete?

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an indoor swimmer

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Which is the only water-soluble vitamin stored in the body?

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vitamin B12

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Appropriate testing methods that can be done in gyms and doctors’ offices that are cost effective include which of the following?

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bioelectrical impedance scales and skinfolds with skin calipers from a TRAINED professional

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True or false: Calculating BMI is a great starting point when determining if someone would benefit from losing weight, but cannot tell you their exact body fat percentage.

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True

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True or false: An athlete’s weight tends not to fluctuate throughout the year

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False

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12
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Of the following body types, which is considered to be healthier?

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gynoid

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True or false: The best way to gain weight is to consume a high-protein diet (so calories consumed don’t matter).

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False

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True or false: Two types of fat the human body contains are storage fat and essential fat.

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True

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Most equations require at least ________ skinfold measuring sites, but might include more.

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3

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True or false: Vitamin K (also known as the “klotting vitamin” is found in green leafy vegetables and can be converted to vitamin K2 (active form) by bacteria in the human body.

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true

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True or false: BMI is an actual measure of fat.

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False

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18
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Weight gain can cause:

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an increase in estrogen and insulin

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19
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What type of protein consumed post-workout aids in up-regulation of muscle protein synthesis?

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high-quality, fast protein (for example 25 grams of whey protein with adequate leucine content)

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Increased muscle size is known as

20
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Skeletal muscle hypertrophy occurs when

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muscle protein synthesis is greater than muscle protein breakdown

21
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What accounts for 70 to 80 percent of the difference in RMR between average adults?

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fat-free mass

22
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For athletes attempting to lose weight, which macronutrient(s) should they consume less of in order to cut down on calories?

23
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True or false: Muscle protein breakdown plays a greater role in overall protein balance than muscle protein synthesis.

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What is the ideal hydration status for someone completing a body composition assessment?
euhydrated
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What is the most common form of creatine in the body?
P-Cr
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All of the following are required for a dietary supplement label a. net weight of each ingredient b. the word supplement c. distributor d. manufacturer
a. net weight of each ingredient
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What is defined as a new ingredient?
anything not on the market before October 1994
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Which of the following can be investigated/enforced by the FDA?
An adverse event reported through the website
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A appropriate dose of caffeine for sports performance is considered:
3 to 6 mg/kg
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An example of a prebiotic is what food:
artichokes
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Beta-alanine is thought to increase ________ production
carnosine
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Nitrate is metabolized into:
nitrite
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What is the ergogenic dose of sodium bicarbonate?
300 mg/kg
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Which of the following is a good indicator of current hydration status?
body weight
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Plasma osmolality measures:
solutes
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Any carbohydrate drink with a concentration more than ________ can delay gastric emptying
8%
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Most athletes can maintain hydration by consuming ________ of fluid.
13-24 ounces about 2 hours prior to exercise
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Sensors regulate plasma osmolarity in all of the following organs EXCEPT the: a. intestines b. kidneys c. brain d. heart
a. intestines
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Each of the following EXCEPT ________ is a symptom of hyperhydration. a. confusion b. poor coordination c. muscle cramping d. slurred speech
d. slurred speech
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Excess magnesium intake from supplements, magnesium-containing antacids, or medication can lead to .
nausea, stomach cramps and diarrhea
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What does EAR stand for?
estimated average requirement
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What two minerals is salt composed of?
sodium chloride
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Trace minerals are needed in ________ amounts.
small
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Chromium is important for which hormone to function properly?
insulin
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Excess amounts of potassium can cause death by:
altering heart rhythm
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True or false: The MOST accurate body composition is measured with a two compartment model which consists of fat mass and fat free mass.
False
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True or false: When aiming to adjust body composition (gain muscle and lose fat) protein should be kept at least 1.8-2.7g/kg of body weight.
True