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Acetyl-CoA - ✔✔A molecule that is formed from pyruvate, beta-oxidation of fatty acids, or
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amino acid metabolism and serves as the main substrate for the Krebs cycle.
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Acute hypokalemic paralysis - ✔✔Muscular weakness, especially of the lower extremities,
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associated with low serum potassium. Severe hypokalemic conditions may lead to total
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paralysis.



Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) - ✔✔A molecule that is formed after ATP loses one of its
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phosphate groups. ||




Adenosine monophosphate (AMP) - ✔✔A molecule that is formed after ATP loses two of its
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phosphate groups.
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Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) - ✔✔A molecule found in the human body that serves as the
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primary energy carrier.
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Adipocytes - ✔✔A type of cell that is specialized for storing fat. Often colloquially called fat
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cells.



Adverse effect - ✔✔Any significant alteration in the structure or function of the human
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organism or any impairment of a physiologically important function that could lead to a
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health effect that is adverse.
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Affirmation - ✔✔A positive statement about a client's character that acknowledges their
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efforts.



Air displacement plethysmography - ✔✔A method for measuring body composition that is
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based on the principles of air density and the pressure of gas displaced by the human body
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in a sealed chamber.
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Ambivalence - ✔✔The state of having mixed feelings about change—a client with
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ambivalence wants to change and at the same time does not want to change.
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Amino acid pool - ✔✔Concentration of amino acids in the bloodstream available to the
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body.



Amino acids - ✔✔The building blocks for protein.
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Anabolic Steroid Control Act 2004 - ✔✔An amendment of the Controlled Substance Act to
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redefine anabolic steroids including any hormonal substance, chemically, and/or
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pharmacologically related to testosterone. || || ||




Androgen receptors (AR) - ✔✔A protein that binds male hormones (i.e., testosterone) and
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play important roles in the development and maintenance of the reproductive,
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musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, immune, and nervous systems. || || || || ||




Androgen response elements (ARE) - ✔✔Features and/or patterns present in gene
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enhancers that are targeted by the androgen receptor.
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Androgenic steroid (AAS) - ✔✔A Synthetic or human variation of the male sex hormone,
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testosterone.

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Androgens - ✔✔Any natural or synthetic steroid hormone that is used to maintain and/or
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develop male characteristics.
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Anions - ✔✔Minerals that gain electrons and have a negative charge.
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Anorexia nervosa - ✔✔Extreme, chronic energy restriction causing excessive losses of body
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mass, typically accompanied by a view that one's body is overly fat, despite being
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dangerously thin. ||




Antagonist - ✔✔A chemical substance which can have affinity for a receptor but without
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causing an effect. Generally, an antagonist will block a receptor, preventing an agonist
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docking to cause a biological effect.
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Antinutrients - ✔✔Compounds produced by plants which hinder the absorption of || || || || || || || || || || ||




nutrients.



Antioxidant - ✔✔A molecule stable enough to donate an electron to a free radical and
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neutralize it, reducing its capacity to do damage.
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Assessment - ✔✔The systematic bases of evaluating or estimating the ability, quality, or
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nature of something.
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Autonomic nervous system - ✔✔A division of the peripheral nervous system that supplies
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neural input to organs that run the involuntary processes of the body (e.g., circulating
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blood, digesting food, producing hormones).
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Autonomic nervous system (ANS) - ✔✔The nervous system that signals to and from
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smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, organs, and glands.
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Autonomous motivation - ✔✔Engaging in behaviors because they align to intrinsic goals || || || || || || || || || || || ||




and/or provides personal pleasure. || || ||




Autonomy - ✔✔The feeling of freedom from external influences or control—the individual
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is perceived to be the source of their own behavior.
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Basal metabolic rate - ✔✔The amount of energy the body uses at complete rest to maintain
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normal physiological function. || ||




Basal metabolic rate (BMR) - ✔✔The amount of energy the body uses at complete rest to
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maintain normal physiological function. || || ||




Beige fat cells - ✔✔A type of fat cell that is in transition between a white fat cell and a
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brown fat cell. || ||




Beta (β) alanine - ✔✔A non-essential amino acid produced by the body that facilitates
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production of carnosine. || ||




Beta-oxidation - ✔✔A chemical process that creates 2-carbon molecules from much larger || || || || || || || || || || || ||




fatty acids.
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Binge eating disorder - ✔✔Recurring episodes of uncontrolled eating where an unusually
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large amount of food is consumed in a discrete period of time, often resulting in feelings of
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guilt or shame.
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Bioavailability - ✔✔The percentage of an ingested nutrient that becomes available for use || || || || || || || || || || || || ||




and storage in the human body.
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