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Question 24
What is the fate of lactate following exercise cessation?
Rapid removal in urine since lactic acid is harmful to the body |
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Converted to glucose/glycogen by the Cori cycle |
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Rapid lactate detoxification by the liver Question 24 What is the fate of lactate following exercise cessation?
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Question 30
Which of the following will decrease the most—as a percentage of its resting concentration--during an all-out 100-meter dash (lasting about 10 seconds)?
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Blood glucose concentration |
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Muscle glycogen concentration |
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Muscle ATP concentration |
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Muscle CP concentration |
Question 31
What would the effects of a month long high-protein, high-fat diet, low carbohydrate diet be on athletic performance during a marathon? Assume that the person will run the majority of the marathon at >80% VO2peak and will likely run the last few miles at 90% VO2peak:
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Improve because you have now trained the body to oxidize fatty acids for prolonged periods of time |
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Improved performance because it provides plenty of protein / amino acids for prolonged exercise which can be used for gluconeogenesis |
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The subject will be glycogen depleted and performance will be worse |
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No effect |
Question 32
A person accidentally ingests a substance that renders the mitochondrial electron transport chain non-functional. The following is true:
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Nothing will change since NADH and FADH are produced during ß-oxidation and the Krebs cycle prior to entering the ETC |
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The Kreb’s cycle will speed up to compensate |
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The individual will switch to protein breakdown to meet ATP needs |
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Cellular respiration will be severely compromised |
Question 33
You are training a 400-meter running athlete who states she is taking a supplement to increase the bioavailability and activity of phosphoglucoisomerase (a glycolysis pathway enzyme) to boost her race performance. What is the effect you expect?
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Some improvement since the rate of anaerobic glycolysis will increase |
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Worse performance because the levels of enzymes are finely tuned and the disequilibrium from the supplement will affect glycolytic activity |
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No change |
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Not enough information |