Question 1

Low energy availability with or without an eating disorder is considered a key component to:

Accepted Answer

A)  safe exercise in the heat. 
B)  efficient exercise in the cold. 
C)  the female athlete triad. 
D)  effective weight loss. 
A)  safe exercise in the heat. 
B)  efficient exercise in the cold. 
C)  the female athlete triad. 
D)  effective weight loss.

Question 2

The presence of excess fat in the blood is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A)  hyperinsulinemia. 
B)  hyperlipidemia. 
C)  hypoestrogenemia. 
D)  hypothalamic amenorrhea. 
A)  hyperinsulinemia. 
B)  hyperlipidemia. 
C)  hypoestrogenemia. 
D)  hypothalamic amenorrhea.

Low energy availability with or without an eating disorder is considered a key component to:

The presence of excess fat in the blood is best described as:

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Exam 4: Exercise Physiology

Low energy availability with or without an eating disorder is considered a key component to:

The presence of excess fat in the blood is best described as:

Introduction to Exercise Science

Introduction to Research

Exercise Science: A Systems Approach

Clinical Exercise Physiology

Athletic Training and Sports Medicine

Exercise and Sport Nutrition

Exercise and Sport Psychology

Motor Behavior

Clinical and Sport Biomechanics

Assessment and Equipment in Exercise Science

Careers and Professional Issues in Exercise Science

Exercise Science in the Twenty-First Century

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