Unit 3 - Metabolism & Thermoregulation Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Glucose

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Energy source for all cells and nervous tissue (brain)

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2
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3 essential fatty acids

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Linoleic acid, linolenic acid and arachidonic acid

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3
Q

Recommended water intake for men and women

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3.7 total from food and beverage for men and 2.7 for women

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4
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Vitamin A function

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Fat soluble, for vision

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5
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Vitamin K

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Fat soluble, blood clotting

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6
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Vitamin E

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Fat soluble, antioxidant

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7
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Vitamin D

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Fat soluble, calcium absorption

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8
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Vitamin B12

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Water soluble, red blood cell production

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9
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Vitamin C

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Water soluble, collagen formation

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10
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Catabolic reactions

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Breaking down complex substrates to simple, releases energy

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Anabolic reactions

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Simple substrates synthesized into complex ones, requires energy

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12
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Glycolysis

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Breakdown of glucose

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13
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Aerobic respiration

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Uses oxygen, yields 36 ATP per glucose

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14
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Glycogenolysis

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Breakdown of glycogen, to provide glucose to cells

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15
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Glycogenesis

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Production of glycogen, to store for later

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16
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Gluconeogenesis

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Production of new glucose, from fat or protein

17
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Lipolysis

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Breakdown of fat

18
Q

Fatty acid synthesis

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Production of fat

19
Q

Two types of anabolic reactions with carbohydrates

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Glycogenesis and gluconeogenesis

20
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Anabolic reaction with fat

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Fatty acid synthesis

21
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Anabolic reaction with protein

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Synthesis of non essential amino acids

22
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Anabolic vs catabolic

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Building up vs breaking down

23
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3 catabolic reaction with carbs

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Glycolysis, aerobic respiration and glyogenolysis

24
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Catabolic reaction with fat

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Beta oxidation aka lipolysis

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Catabolic reaction with protein
Deamination (amino acid degradation)
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Postabsorptive
Aka fast, more than 6hrs after feeding Body starts to go into catabolic state and break down stored energy sources from macronutrients
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Absorptive
Less than 6 hrs after eating Anabolic or building state, will store and synthesis fat, protein and carbs
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Basal metabolic rate
Maintain body’s function at rest
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What factors influence BMR
Muscle mass, Age, body temp, body surface area
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Metabolic rate
Energy expended added to be BMR (amount of calories needed to maintain current weight)