A) VO2max
B) Cardiac output
C) Hypertrophy
D) Muscle endurance
E) Myokines
F) Overload
G) Oxygen
H) Fitness
I) Alcohol
J) Caffeine
K) Glucose
L) Creatine
M) Glycogen
N) Hydration
O) Flexibility
P) Lactate
Q) Atrophy
R) Hypothermia
S) Hyperthermia
T) Sports anemia
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A) Iron-deficiency anemia
B) Amennorhea
C) Vitamin E deficiency
D) Pernicious anemia
E) Sports anemia
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A) Muscle hypertrophy
B) Muscle overload
C) Muscle atrophy
D) Muscle conditioning
E) Muscle fitness
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A) 100-meter run
B) A tennis serve
C) 400-meter run
D) 2 hour hike
E) 5-mile run
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A) After 20 minutes of sustained activity, fuel for the muscles primarily comes from glucose that is broken down by glycolysis.
B) About 90% of the fuel is derived from fat at rest.
C) All energy systems are used at all times, but one system which dominates depending on intensity and conditioning of athlete.
D) An anaerobic energy system is the most efficient way to fuel the body for prolonged activity.
E) The lactic acid system is the predominant source of energy after 3 minutes of activity and until activity has reached 20 minutes in length.
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A) Moderate amounts of high-quality protein in 4 to 5 small meals each day
B) 1 gram of protein per kilogram of body weight
C) supplements in addition to a healthy diet
D) meat, poultry, or fish at every meal
E) over 2.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight
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A) Performance is usually enhanced.
B) Absorption of vitamins and minerals occurs immediately so the body can use them during competition if needed.
C) Supplements are only suggested for athletes who have nutrient deficiencies.
D) They are useless for improving performance.
E) Most athletes do not believe in the ability of them to enhance performance.
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A) conditioned
B) moderately fit
C) moderately active
D) physically fit
E) sedentary
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A) VO2max
B) Cardiac output
C) Hypertrophy
D) Muscle endurance
E) Myokines
F) Overload
G) Oxygen
H) Fitness
I) Alcohol
J) Caffeine
K) Glucose
L) Creatine
M) Glycogen
N) Hydration
O) Flexibility
P) Lactate
Q) Atrophy
R) Hypothermia
S) Hyperthermia
T) Sports anemia
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A) 15 to 35 percent
B) less than 20 percent
C) 25 to 50 percent
D) 20 to 35 percent
E) 45 to 65 percent
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A) hydrate before, during, and after activity.
B) consume a fluid with carbohydrates during activity.
C) limit fluid intake in the days prior to activity for maximum absorption.
D) drink two cups of fluid every 15 minutes.
E) consume fluid with electrolytes.
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A) Yoga
B) Swimming
C) Power walking
D) Lifting free weights
E) Pilates
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A) Ribosomes
B) Nucleus
C) Cytoplasm
D) Cell membrane
E) Mitochondria
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A) Glucose to pyruvate
B) Glycogen to glucose
C) Fatty acid oxidation
D) Release of phosphate from creatine phosphate
E) Conversion of ADP to ATP
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A) the athlete is trying to gain weight.
B) the athlete does not drink much water because he/she does not like the taste.
C) the athlete is competing for over 1 hour.
D) the athlete is trying to avoid taking in excess calories.
E) the athlete wants to carbohydrate load.
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A) fatigue.
B) dizziness.
C) intense thirst.
D) intense sweating.
E) mental confusion.
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