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The predominant fuel for a 2-hour marathon is _____________
fat |
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carbohydrate |
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protein |
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water |
QUESTION 2
Muscle glycogen is the primary source of glucose for ATP production during intense activities for less than 2 hours.
True
False
1 points
QUESTION 3
Relative Energy Deficiency in sport (REDS) can lead to all of the following, except __________________
poor bone growth |
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stress fractures |
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weight loss |
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frequent infections |
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early osteoporosis |
QUESTION 4
Benefits of regular exercising include all of the following, except ____________
improves immune function |
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improves GI tract peristalsis |
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reduces blood pressure |
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improves blood glucose regulation |
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reduces risk of colon cancer, prostate cancer and likely breast cancer |
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all of the above are true statements. |
QUESTION 5
Which of the following is not considered a manifestation of heat stroke?
profuse sweating |
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temperature is 104 degree F or higher |
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confusion and irritability |
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seizure and possible coma |
1.Fat
Fat: For sports such as long-distance running, marathon, ultra endurance competitions, cycling, etc., fat is the dominant fuel. Protein: For sports such as weight lifting, protein is the primary fuel.
2.true
Muscle glycogen is the primary source
3.frequent infections
The problems associated with REDS are
Amenorrhea
Dehydration
Gastrointestinal problems
Hypothermia (cold intolerance)
Cardiac abnormalities: bradycardia (low heart rate), orthostasis (abnormal changes in heart rate and/or blood pressure during positional changes)
Stress fractures (and overuse injuries)
Significant weight loss
Muscle cramps, weakness, or fatigue
Dental and gum problems
4. All of the statements are true
5. Profuse sweating
The skin becomes dry and hot