Exercise biochem in clinical populations Flashcards

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4 ways we can measure health

A
  • function
  • size
  • blood flow
  • cellular activity
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2
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what sport was effective in reducing frailty markers in older age

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  • tai chi
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3
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causes of frailty

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sarcopenia, CVD, diabetes, dementia

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4
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what are the first and second best predictors of death

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grip strength then walking speed

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5
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link between frailty and dementia
- what may this mean

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people who were frail and pre-frail were more likely to get dementia, so if you can prevent frailty you can prevent 10% of people getting dementia

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common biomarkers used that can be a sign of disease or abnormal change

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cholesterol, triglycerides, glucose

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7
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3 methods used to separate complex mixtures

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Mass Spectroscopy, Chromatography, Western Blotting.

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what does the hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) test measure
- what does it mean
- what is ideal level

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the amount of blood sugar (glucose) attached to your hemoglobin.
- average blood glucose levels for last 2-3 months
- ideal level below 45 mmol/mol

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9
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psychosis and schizophrenia
- relationship between the 2
- symptoms of it
- how to treat

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  • upon reoccurance of psychosis, it develops into schizophrenia
  • over the top paranoia and unease, cant think clearly, social withdrawal, lack of feelings and emotion, hallucinations, lack of hygiene and care
  • medicines, exercise, reducing stress
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