Hormones
Endocrinology
Ergogenic Aids
PED's
Application
100

Where are the skeletal muscle receptors for a water soluble hormone located? 

Extracellular receptors

100

What is the primary mineralocorticoid?

Aldosterone

100

Describe 2 types of mechanical aids.

Many...

100

What are 3 negative side effects of anabolic steroids?

•Impairment of normal testosterone production

–Shrinkage of testicles, Infertility

•Increase in estradiol (Gynecomastia)

•Damage to connective tissue and decreased tendon compliance

•Prostate issues

•Impaired cardiac function

•Increased platelet aggregation

More...

100

An old man wants to get better at rock climbing. Describe 3 metabolic topics from class and how they could help him.

Many examples...

200

What are the 2 gonadotrophs released from the anterior pituitary?

LH and FSH

200

Describe how an endocrine signal differs from an autocrine signal.

Endocrine effects distance cells. Autocrine influences the same local cell type

200

What is the main theoretical benefit of DHEA?

Increases their own testosterones production 

200

What is the drug classification (type) for growth hormone?

Peptide hormone, growth factor...

NOT an anabolic steroid

200

GLP-1, Retatrutide, and BPC-157 are all examples of what?

Peptide therapies/injections

300

Explain how phosphorylation changes an enzymes activity.

Adding/removing a large negatively charged phosphate changes it shape and function

300

Growth hormone responds most to what type of acute exercise?

High intensity

300

What is the recommended macronutrient composition for a pre-exercise snack for athletes?

3:1 carb to protein ratio 

300

What are the 2 drugs found in some Chinese Swimmers before Tokyo 2020?

Clenbuterol and TMZ

300

What is the metabolic effect of growth hormone? AND why would this be beneficial?

Increased lipolysis. Greater use of fat at higher intensities to save glycogen. Or to help maintain weight.

400

Explain what organ antidiuretic hormone effects, what is causes, AND how.

Causes water re-absorption at the kidney. Increases aquaporin channels.
400

Explain a negative feedback loop with 3 levels of endocrine glands and the hormones they produce.

Many examples...

400

What is the recommended dose of caffeine (mg/kg) and what is the main cellular mechanism it works through?

3 - 6 mg/kg. Adenosine receptor antagonist in the CNS

400

Describe how a cyclist could use natural blood doping to improve performance. Include the physiology behind it.

Stay at high altitude for a long period of time (EPO) increasing RBC's. Withdrawal blood and store it.

Before competition re-infuse the high RBC blood to increase oxygen carrying capacity

400

Describe an ideal warm up for a soccer player AND 4 physiological advantages.

Many...