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HSE201: Exercise Physiology > Module 2.6 Regulation of fat metabolism during exercise > Flashcards

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HSE201: Exercise Physiology (25 decks)

Module 1.1 Structure & organisation of skeletal muscle

Module 1.2 Force generation by skeletal muscle

Module 1.3 Muscle fibre types

Module 1.4 Muscle force regulation

Module 1.5 Muscle fibre type: trainability & relation to performance

Module 1.6 Muscle fatigue

Module 1 Content Quiz

Module 2.1 Metabolism overview

Module 2.2 Sprint exercise

Module 2.3 Endurance exercise

Module 2.4 Hormonal regulation of fuel supply

Module 2.5 Regulation of carbohydrate metabolism during exercise

Module 2.6 Regulation of fat metabolism during exercise

Module 2 Content Quiz

Module 3.1 Cardiovascular response to exercise

Module 3.2 Cardiovascular responses to exercise training

Module 3.3 Respiratory responses to acute and chronic exercise

Module 3.4 Determinants of maximal oxygen uptake

Module 3 Content Quiz

Module 4.1 Temperature and homeostasis

Module 4.2 Influence of heat on physiological responses to exercise & sporting performance

Module 4.3 Strategies to reduce hyperthermia during exercise

Module 4.4 Changes in body fluid content with exercise and dehydration

Module 4.5 Fluid replacement strategies during and after exercise

Module 4 Content Quiz

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