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Kin 369 exam Questions with Complete Correct Answers | Grade A+
Kin 369 exam Questions with Complete Correct Answers | Grade A+
[Show more]Kin 369 exam Questions with Complete Correct Answers | Grade A+
[Show more]Automaticity 
Ans: the automatic nature of the heartbeat 
SA node 
Ans: is a pacemaker 
pacemaker potential 
Ans: slow spontaneous depolarization , between , hyped by hyperpolarization 
HCN 
Ans: HCN allow Na2+ to depolarize, (funny current) 
-40mV 
Ans: Voltage gated Ca2+ open, 
2 
- stimulate ope...
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Add to cartAutomaticity 
Ans: the automatic nature of the heartbeat 
SA node 
Ans: is a pacemaker 
pacemaker potential 
Ans: slow spontaneous depolarization , between , hyped by hyperpolarization 
HCN 
Ans: HCN allow Na2+ to depolarize, (funny current) 
-40mV 
Ans: Voltage gated Ca2+ open, 
2 
- stimulate ope...
Health related fitness 
Ans: Cardio 
Muscular endurance 
Muscular strength 
Flexibility 
Body comp 
Performance-Related fitness 
Ans: Power 
Speed 
Balance 
Coordination 
Agility 
Health 
2 
Ans: Disease free state of well being that allows for improved quality of life and 
independence 
Only requi...
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Add to cartHealth related fitness 
Ans: Cardio 
Muscular endurance 
Muscular strength 
Flexibility 
Body comp 
Performance-Related fitness 
Ans: Power 
Speed 
Balance 
Coordination 
Agility 
Health 
2 
Ans: Disease free state of well being that allows for improved quality of life and 
independence 
Only requi...
the ability of a muscle or muscle group to generate force depends on: 
Ans: - size of muscle 
- type of contraction 
- number of muscle fibers activated 
- ability of nervous system muscle fibers 
- motivation 
strength 
Ans: the max force that a muscle or muscle group can generate at a specific vel...
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Add to cartthe ability of a muscle or muscle group to generate force depends on: 
Ans: - size of muscle 
- type of contraction 
- number of muscle fibers activated 
- ability of nervous system muscle fibers 
- motivation 
strength 
Ans: the max force that a muscle or muscle group can generate at a specific vel...
What is glycogenolysis? 
Ans: Biochemical pathway in which glycogen breaks down into glucose-1-phosphate and 
glucose 
Why are only 2 ATPs produced during glycolysis? 
Ans: 
What is metabolism? 
Ans: Sum of all chemical reactions that occur in the body 
Anabolic reactions 
Ans: Synthesis of molecu...
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Add to cartWhat is glycogenolysis? 
Ans: Biochemical pathway in which glycogen breaks down into glucose-1-phosphate and 
glucose 
Why are only 2 ATPs produced during glycolysis? 
Ans: 
What is metabolism? 
Ans: Sum of all chemical reactions that occur in the body 
Anabolic reactions 
Ans: Synthesis of molecu...
The use of creatine as a sports supplement is based on the notion that it can increase what? 
Ans: Intracellular concentrations prior to exercise 
In theory, use of creatine would allow? 
Ans: Short term high intensity activity to continue for longer 
There is evidence to suggest that ingestion of c...
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Add to cartThe use of creatine as a sports supplement is based on the notion that it can increase what? 
Ans: Intracellular concentrations prior to exercise 
In theory, use of creatine would allow? 
Ans: Short term high intensity activity to continue for longer 
There is evidence to suggest that ingestion of c...
What is dimerization? 
Ans: The process of 2 receptors coming together at 2 half sites. 
Heterodimer - examples 
Ans: - pituitary 
- placenta gonadotropin 
- follicle stimulating hormone 
Homodimer - examples 
Ans: (RNP) 
- Ribosome 
2 
- Nucleosome 
- Proteasom
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Add to cartWhat is dimerization? 
Ans: The process of 2 receptors coming together at 2 half sites. 
Heterodimer - examples 
Ans: - pituitary 
- placenta gonadotropin 
- follicle stimulating hormone 
Homodimer - examples 
Ans: (RNP) 
- Ribosome 
2 
- Nucleosome 
- Proteasom
what factors impact creatine's ergogenic effect? 
Ans: -age 
-type of exercise 
-timing of ingestion 
-combined with other foods 
what mechanisms are involved with increased muscle mass? 
Ans: - increased high energy phosphate pool 
-PCr resynthesis post-exercise 
-cellular hydration status 
-satel...
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Add to cartwhat factors impact creatine's ergogenic effect? 
Ans: -age 
-type of exercise 
-timing of ingestion 
-combined with other foods 
what mechanisms are involved with increased muscle mass? 
Ans: - increased high energy phosphate pool 
-PCr resynthesis post-exercise 
-cellular hydration status 
-satel...
Recovery from exercise? 
Ans: Oxygen uptake remains elevated above rest into recovery; oxygen debt; excess postexercise oxygen consumption 
What is the "rapid" portion of O2 debt? 
Ans: Resynthesis of stored PC, replenishing muscle and blood O2 stores 
What is the "slow" portion of O2 debt? 
An...
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Add to cartRecovery from exercise? 
Ans: Oxygen uptake remains elevated above rest into recovery; oxygen debt; excess postexercise oxygen consumption 
What is the "rapid" portion of O2 debt? 
Ans: Resynthesis of stored PC, replenishing muscle and blood O2 stores 
What is the "slow" portion of O2 debt? 
An...
Creatine levels in older and younger adults: are levels different? 
Ans: aging adults have lower Pcr levels compared to younger 
between old and young; which one does creatine benefit more? 
Ans: young 
which muscle fiber(s) carry creatine? 
Ans: TYPE II 
will HIT exercise maintain type 2 fibers and...
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Add to cartCreatine levels in older and younger adults: are levels different? 
Ans: aging adults have lower Pcr levels compared to younger 
between old and young; which one does creatine benefit more? 
Ans: young 
which muscle fiber(s) carry creatine? 
Ans: TYPE II 
will HIT exercise maintain type 2 fibers and...
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