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CHAPTER 16
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are ergogenic aids? | work producing |
| What are ergolytic aids? | work breaking - not a beneficial effect; such as caffeine - - too much makes you shaky; negative effects |
| What are amphetamines? & what do they affect? | influence heart, blood, circulation, & aerobic endurance; counteract or delay or onset sensation of fatigue; counteract central nervous system inhibition |
| What are b-blockers? & what do they affect? | influence heart, blood, circulation, & aerobic endurance; aid in relaxation & stress reduction |
| What is caffeine? & what does it affect? | influence heart, blood, circulation, & aerobic endurance; supply fuel for muscle and general muscle function; counteract or delay or onset sensation of fatigue; |
| What are diuretics? & what do they affect? | influence heart, blood, circulation, & aerobic endurance; result in weight loss or weight gain |
| What are anabolic steroids? & what do they affect? | acts on muscle mass & strength; result in weight loss or weight gain |
| What is human growth hormone? & what does it affect? | supply fuel for muscle & general muscle function; acts on muscle mass & strength; result in weight loss or weight gain |
| What are sympathomimetic amines? | Amphetamines (ephedrine, pseudoephredrine); the benefits are weight loss, better concentration & focus, more competitiveness, enhanced performance |
| How do sympathomimetics work? | They increase dopamine & norepinephrine, making the brain more active |
| What are the risk of amphetamines, ephendrine? | cardiovascular stress & disease, heat stroke (because it acts like a diuretic, shuts off hypothalamus & POAH), addiction, |
| What is the risk of heat stroke with amphetamines? | High performance leads to immediate heat stroke & sometimes immediate death - you bypass all the signs & symptoms of heat cramps |
| What are B-blockers? | Reduce sympathetic effects - depressants; used for high blood pressure - - reduce heart rate |
| How does a B-blocker work? | Blocks stress signals; vasodilation of blood vessels |
| Risk of a B-Blocker? | Asthmatic person should not take b-blocker; cardiac failure because of low blood pressure; fatigue & impaired performance |
| What does caffeine do? | alertness, feel more competitive; more energy reduces fatigue; enhanced mobilization of free fatty acids; glycogen sparing |
| What are caffeine's effects? | Blocks adenosine receptors - - blocking the fatigue mechanism. IT blocks a depressant so that you don't feel fatigued. |
| What do diuretics do? | Help drop weight fast if in need of it (wrestling); it can also dilute other banned substances in urine samples; increase urine output by inhibiting sodium & water reabsorption |
| What risk do diuretics have? | Put you at more risk for heat illness |
| What do recreational drugs do? | alcohol - mood enhancer wether good or bad; cocaine - like amphetamine; marijuana - parasympathetic effector; nicotine - depressor & stimulant |
| What are anabolic steroids used for? | They are androgenic; they enhance anabolic function (so build bone & muscle) |
| What are the proposed benefits for anabolic steroids? | reduced fat mass; facilitate recovery faster after exercise; increased fat-free mass & strength. -- trying to gain muscle mass; more protein synthesis; anti-catabolic effects because they inhibit cortisol |
| Anablic steroid risks with men? | early growth stoppage due to the growth plates closing; suppression of normal hormones (cells become insensitive to testosterone or growth hormone) & excess estrogen. |
| Anablic steroid risks with women? | disrupted menstruation/ovulation, development of masculine characteristics |
| General anabolic steroid risks? | cancer risks; cardiovascular risks (cardiac hypertrophy, heart attack, cardiomyopathy); emotional risks (aggression & violence increase); increased incidence of birth defects |
| What are the benefits of human growth hormone? | stimulates protein & bone growth; increased free fatty acid mobilization & decreased fat mass |
| What are the risks of too much human growth hormone? | diabetes; acromegaly (keep growing but lifespan is short) |
| what are physiological agents? | what your body normally produces |
| What is blood doping? | drawing your blood out, spin it, freeze it & reinject it later after 5-6 weeks ago. so now you have more red blood cells - better oxygen carrying capacity |
| How to test blood doping? | hematocrit. there is a level that you need to be at, if you are higher than you are out. |
| What is bicarbonate loading & why would you do it? | increase in all out performance for 1-7 minutes |