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Edexcel A Level PE - Energy systems, energy
continuum, fatigue and recovery. Exam
Questions And Answers 100% Pass.


What is the lactate threshold? - Answer✔The highest point at which a person can work prior to
OBLA occuring
What is OBLA? - Answer✔Onset of Blood Lactate Accumulation
-the point where the lactate threshold is surpassed and lactic acid floods the body, causing fatigue
What is a dominant energy system? - Answer✔The energy system that is supplying the most
energy to the body at any one time
What factors affect which energy system is the dominant one? - Answer✔-Intensity of exercise
-Duration of exercise
-Fitness level of the individual
What is the advantage of having an understanding of energy pathways and the energy
continuum? - Answer✔It enables athletes to target their training specifically towards a given
energy pathway/system to enable the necessary adaptations to occur
What are the seven causes of fatigue? - Answer✔-Build up of lactic acid (OBLA)
-Glycogen depletion
-Dehydration
-Decreased Calcium levels in the sarcoplasmic reticulum
-Lack of phosphocreatine stores
-Decreased levels of acetylcholine
-Electrolyte loss
How long does it take for glycogen stores to deplete? - Answer✔2 hours

What concentration of lactate in the blood causes OBLA? - Answer✔4mmol/l



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What is the effect of a decrease in calcium ions in the sarcoplasmic reticulum? -
Answer✔Inhibition of muscular contractions

What is the significance of acetylcholine in the body? - Answer✔It is the dominant
neurotransmitter molecule in the body
What is oxygen consumption? - Answer✔The amount of oxygen used by the body

What is oxygen deficit? - Answer✔A quantity of oxygen that would've been used if it were
available
What is EPOC? - Answer✔Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption - a quantity of oxygen
consumed after exercise over and above resting levels
What are the two stages/components of EPOC? - Answer✔-Stage 1 - fast component
-Stage 2 - slow component
What is another name for the fast component of EPOC? - Answer✔Alactacid component
What is another name for the slow component of EPOC? - Answer✔Lactacid component

What processes occur during stage 1 of EPOC? - Answer✔-Resaturation of myoglobin with
oxygen
-Resynthesis of phosphocreatine
-Resynthesis of stored ATP
What processes occur during stage 2 of EPOC? - Answer✔Removal of lactate and H+ ions
(lactic acid)
What happens to the lactic acid that is removed in stage 2 of EPOC? - Answer✔It is converted to
urea OR water and carbon dioxide OR glucose OR glycogen
How long does it take for 50% of PC stores to be replenished in stage 1 of EPOC? - Answer✔30
seconds
How long does it take for 100% of PC stores to be replenished in stage 1 of EPOC? - Answer✔2-
3 minutes
How long does it take for lactic acid to be removed in stage 2 of EPOC - Answer✔5 minutes to
an hour
What is the energy continuum? - Answer✔The relative contribution of all three energy systems
to the resynthesis of ATP (at the same time)
Where does the ATP-PC system act? - Answer✔Sarcoplasm

Where does the Lactic Acid system act? - Answer✔Sarcoplasm
Where does the Aerobic system act? - Answer✔Mitochondria

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