Living things are made up of different systems that help to sustain their life. Under physiology, there are a lot of secrets we can uncover about living things, and it is very helpful when it comes to the medical field. The quiz below is designed to help you envision just how much you have come to understand so far. Give it a shot and get to refresh your memory.
Wingate
Sprint
Vertical Jump
None of the above
Lipids
Protein
Glycogen
Lactate
Type of exercise and rest
Exercise intensity and recovery
Exercise intensity and duration
None of the above
Bomb calorimeter
Human calorimeter
Doubly labeled water
Boiling point
Phosphocreatine
Adenylate Kinase
Glycogen
Creatine Kinase
Phosphocreatine hydrolysis
Glycolysis
Hydrolysis of ATP
Fatty acid catabolism
Catalyst for the reaction that splits triacylglycerol into glycerol and fatty acids
Catalyst for the reaction that breaks down fatty acids into acetyl-CoA
Assists with transport of fatty acids into the mitochondrion
Assists with transport of fatty acids in the blood
Both can only occur in the presence of oxygen
Only glucose metabolism requires the electron transport chain
Glucose metabolism is slower than fat metabolism
1 triacylglycerol molecule generates approximately 12 times more ATP than 1 molecule of glucose
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