Chapter 2 &8 Flashcards

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What are the three parts to the human movement system

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Nervous system, Muscular system , and skeletal system

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Nervous systems basic unit and the three parts of it

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Neuron and the three parts of it are axon Dendrites , and cell body

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Muscular systems basic unit and what is at the center of it?

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Sarcomere and there are myofilaments actin (thin) and myosin filaments (thick)

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Skeletal system basic unit ? And how many bones are there

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Osteon. There are 206 bones.

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Difference between appendicular and axial bones? And how many are there of each.

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Appendicular are freely moving and axial are fixed. 126 appendicular and 80 axial

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What is Epimyosium

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A sheath of connecting tissue surrounding the muscle

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What is fascicle

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Bundle of muscle fibers

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What are type 1 muscle fiber characteristics

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Slow twitch , aerobic /oxidative (uses fats as fuel) smaller more endurance more blood flow ,12+ reps

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What are type 2 muscle fiber characteristics

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Fast twitch, anaerobic (use carbs as fuel) larger, power and force production ,quick to fatigue, less blood flow, 1-12 reps.

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What do catabolic hormones do and what are they?

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They break down and they are Cortisol and Glucagon

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Anabolic hormones do what? And what are they

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They build up and they are insulin and testosterone

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What does the pancreas produce?

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Insulin

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Agonist is?

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The main mover of an exercise

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Agonist and synergist of bench press?

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pectorals and tricep

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Agonist and synergist of lat pull down

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Latissimus Dorsi and bicep

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Agonist and synergist of military press

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Deltoids (shoulders) and tricep

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Agonist and synergist of squats

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Quads/glutes and hamstrings

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Antagonist is?

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Opposite of agonist

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Antagonist of bench press

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Posterior deltoid

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Antagonist lat pull down

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Antagonist of military press

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Antagonist of squat

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Antagonist of any upper body

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Antagonist of any lower body

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What is a muscle spindle
Receptors sensitive to the change in length of the muscle and the rate of that change
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Golgi Tendon organs
Receptors sensitive to change in tension of the muscle and the rate of that change
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What are joint receptors
Receptors surrounding a joint that respond to pressure , acceleration , and deceleration of the joint
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What is arthrokinematics
Joint motion
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What type of joint primarily moves in one plane of motion?
Hinge
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What does FITTE stand for
Frequency , Intensity , time , type , Enjoyment
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VO2 max
Maximal oxygen consumption at maximal physical exertion
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Talk test method is
subjective method of estimating appropriate cardiorespiratory exercise intensity. maintaining an intensity of exercise at which conversation is comfortable.
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Boring scale (RPE)
Rate of perceived exertion. It is 6-20