Proprioception and Energy Systems Quiz
Proprioception and Energy Systems Quiz
Test your knowledge on muscle physiology, proprioceptors, and energy systems with our engaging quiz! This quiz features 11 carefully curated questions that will challenge your understanding of how the body fun
Whether you're a student, teacher, or fitness enthusiast, this quiz is designed to enhance your learning experience.
- Explore various proprioceptors
- Understand energy systems' contributions
- Assess your knowledge in sports science
Which proprioceptor detects the rate of joint rotation?
Golgi-type receptors
Muscle spindles
Golgi-tendon organ
Which proprioceptor is sensitive to touch and pressure?
D. Pacinian corpuscles
Golgi tendon organ
Free nerve endings
Muscle spindle
Which of the following would have the least effect on muscle anaerobic capacity?
Resting muscle PCr concentration
Resting muscle glycogen concentration
Muscle buffering capacity
. In a sport such as soccer or rugby, the energy required to restore muscle PCr stores following a short intense sprint is derived from:
The oxidation of muscle glycogen.
All of the above.
Anaerobic glycolysis.
The high-energy phosphate system.
. Sprint interval training has been shown to result in:
Increases in muscle glycogen content.
Increases in maximal muscle glycolytic enzyme activity.
All the above
Which of the following training sessions would result in the greatest decrease in muscle glycogen concentration?
Four 30-second sprint intervals (total exercise time = 2 minutes)
4 minutes of continuous exercise at 100% VO2 max
Six 30-second endurance intervals at 100% VO2 max (total exercise time = 3 minutes)
For which of the following sports would a training program for increasing maximal muscle glycogenolytic enzyme activity be least important?
Basketball
200 m, track
High jump
TrACK
In which of the following events would the energy for muscle contraction come almost equally from PCr hydrolysis and anaerobic glycogenolysis?
100m track
200m track
Shot put
400m track
. Which of the following would have the least effect on the maximal anaerobic capacity of a muscle?
) An increase in muscle glycogen concentration
An increase in muscle PCr concentration
) An increase in muscle Na+/K+ pump capacity
) An increase in muscle buffering capacity
Which is true regarding the power and capacity of the four main metabolic pathways in muscle?
) Anaerobic glycogenolysis is the second most powerful pathway and has the greatest capacity.
Lipid oxidation is the least powerful but has the greatest capacity.
The high-energy phosphate system is 10% more powerful than anaerobic glycogenolysis but has the lowest capacity
None
. Which is true as to how carbohydrate is stored in the human body?
Most of it is stored in the muscles
Most of it is stored in the liver
Most of it is circulating in the blood as plasma glucose.
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