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Total cards: 18•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Normal plasma osmolality

Back (Answer)

<290mosmol/kg

#2
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Normal urine osmolality

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<700mosmol/kg

#3
Front (Question)

Normal urine specific gravity

Back (Answer)

<1.020

#4
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2 ways in which a rehydration drink can increase drink retention

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Slow rtate of drink into circ thus influencing AVP response - Milk and carb Increase drink retention once drink reaches the circulation by influencing AVP response - Sodium

#5
Front (Question)

Powers 2011 recommendation of antioxidant supp

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Consult HCO or nutritionist when considering Recommend not using, particularly with high doses, focus on well-balanced diet with anitoxidant-rich foods

#6
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Powers 2011 recommendation of Vit D

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Recommended monitoring serum Vit D and use if deficient Some evidence it may increase muscle strength and power and reduction of stress fractures in women Vit D toxic in large quantities - nausea, vomiting, poor appetite, constipation, weakness and weight loss

#7
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Maughan 2011 evidence on various supplement use

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Need for quality control over supplements - hazardous substances Several certification programs now exist Cost-benefit should be considered Most evidence weak Caffeine, creatine and bicarbonate have strong research basis B-alanine and use of nitrate and arginine growing - less evidence Nitrate - Increase plasma nitrate consumption, Reduces O2 consumption during submax, ATP cost of muscle force production, inhibits the fall in muscle phosphorylcreatule - improves aerobic exercise endurance Unknown if toxic in high doses L-againe - increases plasma nitrate, reduces O2 in submax ex Small but convincing evidence for nitrite and L-arginine

#8
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Slater and Phillips 2011 how to optimise strength nutirion

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In order to know optimisation need more that total energy and macronutrient, distribution over day, before during and after exercise - generally void of investigation

#9
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Slater and Phillips 2011 carb advice whole day

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4-7g.kg of carb for male strength athletes

#10
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Skater and Phillips fat advice

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Good to reach energy balance Isoenergetic carb more favourable effect on N balance

#11
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slater and phil carb during and pre

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1g.kg before 0.5 during Especially if longer duration and higher volume

#12
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How to go about weight loss

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Maintain high protein to limit loss of strength Enough time to achieve weight loss Acute strat Dehydration Low residue, low volume meals

#13
Front (Question)

Jeuken hypohydration limit

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Limit to 2-3%

#14
Front (Question)

Causes of GI probs

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Endurance particularly High conc carb drinks/ Hyperosmotic drinks Fibre, fat and protein intake

#15
Front (Question)

Causes of hyponat

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High intake of water and low sodium drinks Common in slow competetiors

#16
Front (Question)

Is carb <60mins before bad

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No

#17
Front (Question)

Fluid ingestion before endurance

Back (Answer)

Slow drink (5-7ml/kg) at least 4h before If urine dark drink more about 2h before

#18
Front (Question)

Fluid recommendations during exercise

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Limit loss to 2-3% during exercise of 90min of more