Energy Systems
Macros
Micros
Injury Risk
Types of Trauma
100

Name the 3 energy systems

Phosphagen, glycolytic, oxidative

100

Which macronutrient has the highest energy value?

Lipids (9 kcal/g)

100

Name 3 natural sources or iron.

Red meat, beans, spinach,.....

100

What two factors make up the magnitude of injury risk?

Likelihood and severity

100

What is the difference between a sprain and a strain?

Sprain = ligaments, strain = muscles/tendons

200

What is the role of creatine phosphate in the phosphagen system?

Assists in ATP production by donating its phosphate to an ADP molecule. 

200

What do RED-S and LEA stand for?

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport, Low Energy Availability

200

This micronutrient, also known as ascorbic acid, helps support the immune system and increase tissue healing.

Vitamin C

200

Identify and explain two reasons why a younger age can DECREASE risk of injury?

Bone flexibility, slower pace, less intense, 

200

Typically caused by friction or a rough surface, this type of injury results in the removal of skin.

Abrasion

300

What two byproducts of anaerobic glycolysis bond to form lactate?

Pyruvate and hydrogen ions

300

On which type of fatty acid would you find a double bond?

Unsaturated

300

A deficiency in this mineral can lead to osteoperosis.

Calcium

300

State the 5 external risk factors.

PPE, equipment, playing surface, position, environment

300

What type of bone fracture results in one side being bent?

Greenstick fracture

400

In which part of the cell does the Krebs cycle take place?

Mitochondrial matrix

400

Name two important functions of protein in the body.

Tissue repair, transport/communication, antibodies (protection), enzymes

400

Name 3 functions of sodium in the body.

Fluid/electrolyte balance, muscle contraction, communication,...

400

Name the female reproductive hormone that causes loosening of ligaments, tendons, and muscles during pregnancy.

Relaxin

400

What is a comminuted fracture?

Bone has broken into 3 or more pieces

500

What is the process that turns fatty acids into Acetyl-CoA?

Beta-Oxidation

500

What is the medical term for protein deficiency? (Hint: the first two letters are Hy-)

Hypoproteinemia

500

This disease is caused by severe Vitamin C deficiency. (Hint: Jack Sparrow probs had it at some point)

Scurvy

500

What is the name of the angle created by the angle of the top surface of the tibia? (Hint: it is larger in females and increases the risk of ACL injury)

Posterior Tibial Slope

500

Name and describe the surgical treatment for compartment syndrome?

Fasciotomy - the fascia of the affected muscle is cut through in order to relieve  pressure

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