Which of the following is not a muscle morphology change with age
- muscle atrophies and changes body composition
- fiber size and number decreases
- capillary to fiber ratio increases
- loss of type II fibers from alpha MU loss
capillary to fiber ration DECREASES
T/F Loss of type II fibers results in reduced power movements
- Greater number of type I fibers with age leads to greater fatigue resistance
T, F - does not translate to fatigue resistance due to other changes with age
Which of the following biomarkers of energy production does not decrease with age
- PFK
- HK
- COX
- CS
PFK
which of the following are rate limiting glycolytic biomarkers
- PFK
- HK
- COX
- CS
PFK and HK
which of the following are related to mito respiration
- PFK
- HK
- COX
- CS
COX and CS
Which of the following is false
- loss of fibers can be reversed with PA
- muscle can still hypertrophy when older
- staying active will result in higher FFM
- staying active helps maintain MUs with age
Atrophy
decreased CSA due to fiber number and area loss
Which of the following does not affect hypertrophy
- frequency
- type
- intensity
- duration
frequency
anabolic resistance
aging is associated with reduced protein synthesis from protein resistance
T/F protein dose required to stimulate synthesis is 40% lower in older adults
F - 40% lower in younger people, meaning younger need less protein
which of the following is false of myogenic factors in sarcopenia
- there is a loss of both MHC type I and type II due to reduced activity in age
- loss of MHC results in slower contractile shortening
- there is a decrease in anabolic hormones with age
- there is a decrease in ca++ release and uptake from the SR with age
- changes in E-C coupling reduce contractile shortening speed
Which of the following people does not have sarcopenia
- a woman with a muscle mass (LMM) of 4.0 kg
- a man with a muscle mass (LMM) of 5.0 kg
- a woman with grip strength of 25 kg
- a man with grip strength of 25 kg
which is false of frailty
- young people can be diagnosed with frailty
- frailty is the reduced ability to respond to stressors
- appearance can always determine frailty
- status of frailty is not permanent
what is the frailty continuum
which of the following is not a possible symptom of frailty
- low strength
- fatigue and exhaustion
- decreased flexibility
- involuntary weight loss
T/F Sarcopenia and frailty overlap
- frailty may be a precursor for sarcopenia
- frailty and osteoporosis overlap
T, F - sarcopenia precursor for frailty, T
Which is false of myokines
- released from skeletal muscle
- modulate metabolic and psychological functions
- can be autocrine, paracrine or endocrine
- they are considered the exercise factor
Which is false of myokines
- they help with hypertrophy (myostatin)
- increase insulin and inflammation
- increase osteogenesis
- increase pancreas function
- decrease risk of chronic disease and premature mortality
Which of the following does not affect the MSK system
- parkinson’s and huntington’s
- OA and RA
- Fibromyalgia
- diabetes
- osteoporosis
T/F Muscle maintain complete plasticity with age
- interaction of disease, age and inactivity influence MSK system
- myokines hold promise for adaptability of MSK system with age
F - only maintain some plasticity, T, T