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What metabolic waste accumulates in muscle with excessive exertion?
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lactic acid
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At peak levels of muscle exertion the mitochondria can supply what?
only about one-third of the energy required by the muscle.
What is a pulled muscle?
When a muscle is pushed to far with exertion, small tears can occur in the muscle tissue. The pain associated with this damage when the muscle is used is called a pulled muscle.
Which affect on metabolic rate can be controlled?
muscle size
Accumulates as the end product of anaerobic respiration in muscle cells?
The ending product of anaerobic respiration in muscle cells is lactic acid.
What does threshold mean in a muscle or nerve cell membrane?
Threshod is the amount of force or exertion that a muscle or nerve cell can withstand at the peak of stimulation. Extending over a threshold can lead to cell over-exertion and possible damage to the internal structures.
Does The muscle spindle detect excessive stretch within the muscle?
True.
The muscle spindle detects excessive stretch within the muscle?
True
Anorexia nervosa is charachterized by self starvation and what excessive loss?
excessive muscle loss
What is trauma to a muscle or the muscle-tendinous units from violent contraction or excessive forcible stretch?
a muscle strain
How does lean muscle mass raise metabolic rate?
Increasing the amount of muscle you have will raise your metabolic rate. For example, if you add ten pounds of muscle in the next year through proper strength training your body will consume an additional 350 to 500 calories daily. Muscle is your metabolic furnace that burns additional calories 24 hours a day (not just during and immediately after exercise).
What is a sustained muscle contraction?
Occurs when acetylcholine (ACh) accumulates in the neuromuscular junction. It is called a tetanic contraction.
What happen to muscle proteins if One consequence of starvation is a reduction of muscle mass?
Muscle proteins are used to stimulate the growth of an exerted muscle. Even when the muscle isn't exerted it needs protein to repair and recover from the exertion previous but without exertion the muscle can no longer grow and will deplete This also applies when exerting a muscle with no protein intake (or very little). The muscle can no longer grow because the muscle has used all the stored muscle proteins for previous growth, as above once the original proteins are gone they must be replaced for extra or maintained mass.
