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- Which of the following factor exerts a particularly large effect on metabolic rates A. Gender B. Physical Activity C. Age D. Time of Day E. HormonesExplain in your own words why energy production is necessary for the normal functioning of voluntary and involuntary physiological processes.What does exercise do to your rate of metabolism
- Which accounts for the major part of our total regular energy expenditures? A. Physical activity B. Thermal regulation C. Thermic effect of food D. BMRWho has the highest basal metabolic rate? A gorilla A human A baboon A tarsier A gibbonIn which of the following would you expect the greatest increase in metabolic rate resulting from exposure to a heat lamp? Human Mouse Turtle Canary
- From the table below which shows the metabolic rate for each activity, if a person with height 1.50m and weight of 60kg completed all these activities in one day. Calculate the person's one day energy expenditure. Activity8hr sleeping (35 Cal/m^2 -hr)8hr moderate physical labor (150 Cal/m^2 -hr)4hr reading, writing, TV watching (60 Cal/m^2 -hr)1hr heavy exercise (300 Cal/m^2 -hr)3hr dressing, eating (100 Cal/m^2 -hr) A. 569.33 cal B. 850.20 cal C. 996.07 cal D. 720.50 calIn your own words, what do you know about aerobic activities?During cellular respiration, organic molecules (e.g., glucose) and oxygen are consumed, and carbon dioxide (CO2) and ATP are produced.What is happening to the energy in this system?1.Energy is being transformed from glucose into CO for immediate use in the body.2.Energy is being transformed from glucose into COy for long-term storage in the body3.Energy is being transformed from glucose into ATP for immediate use in the body.4. Energy is being transformed from glucose into ATP for long-term storage in the body
- The amount of energy required to maintain the basic metabolic functions of an animal in a resting state is called the _____From the table below which shows the metabolic rate for each activity, if a person with height 1.50m and weight of 60kg completed all these activities in one day. Calculate the person's one day energy expenditure. Activity8hr sleeping (35 Cal/m^2-hr)8hr moderate physical labor (150 Cal/m^2-hr)4hr reading, writing, TV watching (60 Cal/m^2-hr)1hr heavy exercise (300 Cal/m^2-hr)1hr dressing, eating (100 Cal/m^2-hr) A. 569.33 cal B. 850.20 cal C. 996.07 cal D. 720.50 calAfter intense activity, your muscles feel sore because of ______. Group of answer choices the accumulation of NAD+ the accumulation of lactate the accumulation of ATP the accumulation of carbon dioxide
