FSHN 2650: Water & Exercise

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Intracellular fluid

Fluid inside cells, makes up 2/3 of total body water

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Interstitial fluid

Fluid between cells in the spaces surrounding tissues, part of extracellular fluid

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What are the 5 major functions of water in the body?

  1. Transport and reactive medium

  2. Waste removal

  3. Lubricant

  4. Structure

  5. Thermoregulatory mechanisms

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Transport of nutrients example:

Blood carries glucose and oxygen to cells

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Waste removal example:

Urine eliminates toxins and metabolic waste

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Lubrication example:

Synovial fluid in joints

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Structure example:

Cushioning and protection for organs

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Thermoregulation example:

Sweating to cool the body

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How’s water aid in thermoregulation during exercise?

Water helps by ___ and ___ which ___ the body

sweating, evaporation, cool

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Training improved temperature regulation by increasing ___ ___ and improves ____ adaptation.

sweat rate, cardiovascular

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During training, there is ____ of sweat glands.

hypertrophy

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Dehydration decreases performance because it ___ ___ ___.

reduces blood volume

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Dehydration decreases performance because of decreased:

skin blood flow

sweat rate

heat dissipation

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Dehydration decreases physical performance because of increased:

core temperature

rate of muscle glycogen use

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Fluid loss can be monitored by:

  • Body weight changes before and after exercises

  • Urine color

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Is thirst a good indicator of dehydration, why or why not?

No, it’s a LAGGING indicator, you’re already dehydrated.

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___ ___ regulates blood volume and pressure.

antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

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ADH is released from the ___ ___ in response to low blood volume.

Pituitary gland

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ADH decreases ___ ___ by the kidneys.

water excretion

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ADH causes blood vessels to ___.

constrict

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___ and ___ inhibit ADH, leading to increased urine output causing ___.

Alcohol, caffeine, dehydration

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Aldosterone is secreted from the ___ ___.

Adrenal glands

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Low ___ ___ stimulates the adrenal glands to secrete ___

blood pressure, aldosterone

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Aldosterone increases ___ ___ by the kidneys.

sodium reabsorption

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A situation in which someone would consume a fluid replacement drink:

Endurance athletes; intense exercise lasting longer than an hour

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A typical sports drinks has 6-8% of ___, ___, and ___.

carbs, potassium, sodium

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Water is appropriate for ___ duration exercise.

short

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How are liquid meals different from fluid replacement drink?

Liquid meals also contain protein, fats, and other nutrients.

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High concentrations of carbohydrates slow ___ ___ which can delay hydration

gastric emptying

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Electrolytes are important in fluid replacement drinks because they increase:

rate of water uptake

palatability

retention of fluid

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Electrolytes are important in fluid replacement drinks because they maintain ___.

thirst

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Electrolytes are important in fluid replacement drinks because they prevent:

Hyponatremia and cramps