Kinesiology Energy Systems Test

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What is the compound that forms from the food we eat?

ATP

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What is the basic fuel that powers the body?

ATP

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What happens when the phosphate detaches from ATP?

Energy is released

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Where is the energy from ATP splitting transferred to?

Muscles

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What are the three energy systems?

ATP - PC, glycolysis, and aerobic system

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Glycolysis/Lactic Acid

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Aerobic Energy System

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What is the ATP-PC system used for?

Short, explosive movements

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What does PC stand for?

Phosphocreatine

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What is the main fuel for the ATP-PC system?

Phosphocreatine

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Another name for PC is?

Creatine Phosphate

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What fuel does glycolysis use?

Glucose and carbohydrates

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Where is the fuel stored for glycolysis?

Muscle cells and liver cells

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How is the fuel for glycolysis circulated or transported?

Through the blood stream

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What is broken down without oxygen to give energy for ATP re-synthesis?

Glucose

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What causes muscle fatigue in glycolysis?

Lactic acid

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What affects the onset of fatigue in glycolysis?

Intense activity

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What are the fuel sources for the aerobic system?

Carbohydrates, fats, proteins

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The fuel sources for the aerobic system are broken down in the presence of what?

Oxygen

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What do the fuel sources for the aerobic system provide for ATP re-synthesis?

Energy

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Fatigue in the aerobic system is a result of what?

Loss of fuel (carbs)

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When our glycogen store runs out how do we feel?

Exhausted

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Where is the location of ATP-PC's activity?

Cytoplasm

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Where is the location of glycolysis' activity?

Cytoplasm

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Where is the location of the aerobic system's activity?

Mitochondria

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Does ATP-PC use oxygen?

No, it is anaerobic

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Does glycolysis use oxygen?

No, it is anaerobic

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Does the aerobic system use oxygen?

Yes, it is aerobic

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What is the duration of an activity fueled by ATP-PC?

10-15 seconds

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What is the duration of an activity fueled by glycolysis?

15 secs to 3 minutes

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What is the duration of an activity fueled by the aerobic system?

120 seconds plus

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What biproducts does the ATP-PC system produce?

None

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What biproducts does glycolysis produce?

Lactic acid

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What biproducts does the aerobic system produce?

Carbon dioxide and water

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What type of physical activity is the ATP-PC system used for?

Power surges, speed events, power activities

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What type of physical activity is glycolysis used for?

Intermediate activities, sprint finish

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What type of physical activity is the aerobic system used for?

Prolonged activities

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What types of exercise is the ATP-PC system used for?

Sprints, weights, jumping

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What types of exercise is glycolysis used for?

200-800 m runs, shift in hockey

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What types of exercise is the aerobic system used for?

Marathons

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What advantages are there to the ATP-PC system?

Very quick power surge

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What advantages are there to glycolysis?

Quick surge of power

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What advantages are there to the aerobic system?

Long duration, breakdown of glucose

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What are the limitations of the ATP-PC system?

Short duration, muscles store small amounts of ATP-PC

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What are the limitations of glycolysis?

Buildup of lactic acid causes pain and fatigue

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What are the limitations of the aerobic system?

Slow, requires large amount of oxygen