Metabolism
Cardiovascular
Respiratory
Skeletal Muscle
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
100

In glycolysis, how many NET ATP are produced when starting with a molecule of glucose?

2

100

An individual running on a treadmill has an RER of 0.79. What is likely their dominant fuel source?

Lipids/Fats

100

As an adaptation to training, there is likely a decrease in RER when exercising at the same speed?

True

100

Which fiber type is capable of producing the greatest power output?

Type IIx

100

What is the rate limiting enzyme in the Krebs Cycle?

Isocitrate dehydrogenase

200

How many H+ enter in the electron transport chain at Pump 1 from a molecule of NADH + H+?

4

200

What is the formula for VO2?

(HR*SV) * a-v O2 difference

Q * a-v O2 difference

200

True/False. Lactate production during maximal exercise is increased as an adaptation to training.

True.

200

What gets released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum?

Calcium

200

How many NET ATP are produced from the complete oxidation of a 16C FFA?

106 ATP

300

Phosphoglyceromutase catalyzes which of the following conversions?

3-phosphoglycerate to 2-phosphoglycerate

300

What likely has the greatest influence on increasing resistance of blood flow?

Decreased radius of the vessel

300

True/False.The diffusion constant for carbon dioxide is 3x greater than the diffusion constant for oxygen.

False

300

What neurotransmitter helps transmit the signal from the nerve to the muscle fiber?

Acetylcholine

300

When inorganic phosphate releases from myosin, what occurs?

Power stroke

400

How many CO2 are produced when converting pyruvate to Acetyl-CoA?

1

400

At what point does stroke volume plateau in an elite level athlete?

Continuously increases

400

What value would likely represent the arterial oxygen content at rest?

20 ml of O2 per 100 ml of blood

400

Which of the following are located/stored in the sarcoplasm?

1. Electron transport chain

2. Myoglobin

3. Glycogen

4. Creatine

5. Succinate dehydrogenase

2, 3, 4

400

Name four intrinsic factors that would cause vasodilation.

Decreased pH

Decreased O2

Increased CO2

Increased H+

Increased temperature

Increased nitric oxide

Decreased pressure

500

How many NADH + H+ are produced in the Kreb's Cycle during the complete oxidation of a molecule of glucose?

6

500

During long duration (60 minutes) steady-state exercise, which of the following would DECREASE?

1. Cardiac output

2. Heart Rate

3. Stroke volume

4. Mean arterial pressure

5. Plasma volume

3, 4, 5

500

List all of the ways in which peripheral chemoreceptors would be stimulated to cause an INCREASE in ventilation. Hint. There are 3.

Increased CO2

Increased H+/Decreased pH

Decreased O2

500

What are the main differences between Type I and Type II muscle fibers that allow for the muscle to shorten fastest?

Increased myosin ATPase activity

Larger sarcoplasmic reticulum

Large motor units

500

Calculate the relative VO2 of someone running at 5.6mph at a grade of 5%.

3.5 + (speed*0.2) + (speed*grade*0.9) 

40.3 ml/kg/min