Creatine Phosphokinase Facts

It catalyzes a bidirectional reaction and relies on oxygen availability (correct)

It catalyzes reactions outside the mitochondria

Point of equilibrium depends on how much phosphocreatine, hydrogen, Adenosine diphosphate, Adenosine triphosphate and Creatine is available

It catalyzes the reaction converting Phosphocreatine, Hydrogen and Adenosine diphosphate to Adenosine triphosphate and creatine

Proteins because they contain the lowest amount of energy per gram and can be spread over a longer period of time

Triglycerides because we have a large amount in storage

Carbohydrate for longer, higher intensity exercise because it is easier to breakdown and the body can produce/liberate glucose (correct)

Fat oxidation for longer, higher intensity exercise because it has a higher energy content per gram

Bones undergo resorption acutely after exercise then increase density after prolonged exercise (correct)

Bones do not adapt to exercise

Bones undergo resorption acutely after exercise which results in weaker bones with exposure to chronic exercise

Bones appear to strengthen acutely after an exercise bout

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