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WorksheetsEnergy Systems part II Exam SEHS
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 24mins
State the major sites of triglyceride storage (fats)
Smooth and squeletal muscle
Adipose tissue and squeletal muscle
Adipose tissue and smooth muscle
Cardaic muscle and squeletal muscle
The energy- yielding process in the fat metabolism is ..
α-oxidation of fatty acids in the mitochondria
β-oxidation of fatty acids in the nucleous
β-oxidation of fatty acids in the mitochondria
α-oxidation of fatty acids in the nucleous
Fatty acids are broken down to acetyl CoA ...
To enter mitochondria
To enter the cell
To enter Glycolysis
To enter the Krebs Cycle
Normal content of glucose in blood is ..
70-75 mg/dl
20-210 mg/dl
20-110 mg/dl
70-110 mg/dl
Which organ secretes INSULINE?
Liver
Pancreas
Kidney
Stomach
Which hormone increases the formation of glycogen and accumulation of body fat?
Glucagon
Oestrogen
Insuline
Thyroidine
Glycogenesis is ...
The formation of Glucose
The break down of Fatty Acids
The break down of Glycogen
the formation of Glycogen
The break down of fat molecules is called..
Lipolysis
Glycogenolysis
Glucogenolysis
Fatolysis
The major storage sites of glycogen (carbohydrates) are:
Liver and pancreas
Liver and fatty tissue
Liver and blood
Liver and muscles
When glucose level drops in blood...
Pancreas releases insuline
Pancreas releases glucagon
Glucagon stimulates ...
glycogenolysis
(conversion of glycogen to glucose)
glycogenesis
(conversion glucose to glycogen)
During exercise glucose uptake increases..
1-2 more times
10-20 more times
4-5 or more times
above 30 times
muscle contraction and insuline stimulate...
Fat uptake
Glycogen uptake
Glucose uptake
In the very first moment of muscle contractions
Creatinine phosphate stores will be used to provide energy
Glycogen stores will be used to provide energy
Fat stores will be used to provide energy
Glucose stores will be used to provide energy
ATP adenosin tri-phosphate is formed..
ATP + P
AMP+P
ADP + P
Mucles fibres have the biochemical capacity to produce ATP using..
Proteins and fats
Carbohydrates and fats
Cabohydrates and Proteins
Energy Systems...
are biochemical pathways within the muscles cell that generate glucose
are biochemical pathways within the muscles cell that generate proteins
are biochemical pathways within the muscles cell that generate ATP
How long ATP from muscles allows muscular activity?
3 seconds
20 seconds
2 seconds
15 seconds
Wich of the following are anaerobic Energy Systems?
Creatine phosphate CP System and Lactic Acid
Creatine phosphate CP System and Krebs Cycle
Creatinina phosphate is used to provide ....... for the re-sinthesis of ATP
Nitrate
Carbonate
Phophate
non of these substances
Anaerobic glycolysis ends in the formation of pyruvates, which are converted in ....
lactic acid
glycolic acid
ascorbic acid
maleic acid
This energy system is optimal to meet the high energy
demands of a hard exercise,
Aerobic Energy system
Anaerobic Energy System
the accumulation of lactic acid within muscles...
do not affect muscle pH
increases muscle pH
keep muscle pH neutral
reduces muscles pH
What does EPOC mean?
exact post-exercise oxygen consumption
excess post-exercise oxygen consumption
Fatty acids are mainly used to make ATP...
during higher intensity exercise.
during lower intensity exercise.
during different intensity exercise.
Fatty acids are not longer used to make ATP
