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What is an example of an oxidoreductase? correct answers lactate dehydrogenase What is an example of a transferase? correct answers Hexokinase What is an example of an isomerase? correct answers Phosphoglycerate mutase What is an example of a hydrolase? correct answers Lipase What is an ...

Heat Loss correct answers Convection is ______ by the movement of air or water over the surface of the body. Hot and humid correct answers In ______ conditions, start exercising slowly and keep your exercise session to 15-20 minutes. Heat exhaustion correct answers While running outside, Todd ...

leading causes of actual death correct answers tobacco, poor diet, physical inactivity, and alcohol consumption Approximately what % of Americans get at least 30 min of exercise 5 days/week correct answers 20-24% in the US who is more inactive correct answers women and african amercans 5 ba...

Body Types correct answers mesomorph, ectomorph, endomorph How much does muscle strength decrease between the ages of 25-75 correct answers 30% most strength decreases after what age correct answers 50 years and up after menopause most rapid decline of muscular strength correct answers 80 y...

The first adaptation that occurs with heat acclimation is? correct answers Plasma Volume Expansion BLANK is the energy source primarily used at rest correct answers Oxidative Phosphorylation What is the most important means of heat loss DURING EXERCISE? correct answers Evaporation Following...

EPOC is lowest amount individuals.. correct answers fit and following low intensity exercise process which produces 1 NADH+H+, 1 FADH and 1 acetyl Coa for every spin correct answers Beta Oxidation process which produces 3NADH+H+, 1 FADH2 and 1 ATP for every spin correct answers Krebs Cycle ...

What is the enzyme that catalyzes the break down of ATP into ADP and Pi at the onset of exercise? correct answers ATPase The net number of ATP generated from breaking down 1 glucose molecule followed by the net number of ATP generated from breaking down 1 glycogen molecule through glycolysis is? ...

Logical Validity correct answers Refers to the quality of researcher's arguments Construct Validity correct answers Refers to whether the measures used by researchers assess/tests what they are intending to measure Internal validity correct answers Refers to the researcher's ability to c...

What affects your ability to gain strength? correct answers Genetics, nervous system activation, environment, endocrine/hormonal influences, nutrition, physical activity. What happens to connective tissue with resistance training? correct answers Connective tissue around the muscle fibers thicken...

what is the general process of CNS receiving signals? correct answers receptors receive signals --> send info to CNS --> CNS responds to stimuli what are the general functions of the nervous system? correct answers responsible for storing experiences (memory) and establishing patterns based...

What are 8 health related reasons to exercise correct answers 1. increases longevity 2. reduces risk for heart disease 3. reduces risk for type 2 diabetes 4. maintains work capacity 5. helps reduce high blood pressure 6. helps with weight control 7. increases bone growth/health 8. enhanc...

Health Risks Associated with Obesity: correct answers -high blood pressure -type 2 diabetes (over 80% are obese) -lipid abnormalities -stroke -heart disease (increases risk 60-80%) *may indirectly account for 15-20% of deaths in U.S Human Metabolism correct answers sum total of the living ce...

Where is cortisol released from correct answers adrenal cortex An adipocyte contains: correct answers triglycerides and hormone receptors on the cell membrane The structural back bone of a steroid hormone is correct answers Cholesterol In an oxidation reduction reactions the molecule that i...

Extreme Obesity correct answers Body mass index of 40kg/m2 or greater Prevalence of extreme obesity has been increasing twice as fast largest proportional increase in 18-29 year olds BMI Table correct answers Below 18.5 -- underweight 18.5-24.5 -- normal 25-29.9 -- overweight 30.0 and above...