Ch.l Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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He became the first research director of the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory in 1927

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DR David Bruce Dill

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He obtained funding to establish the Desert Research Laboratory at the U of Nevada at Las Vegas

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Dr DB Dill

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3
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Study of an organism’s structure

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Anatomy

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4
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Study of the function of organisms

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Physiology

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5
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Maintenance of a constant internal environment

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Homeostasis

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6
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study of how body structure and function are altered by exposure to acute and chronic bouts of EXERCISE

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Exercise physiology

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7
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Study of the effects of the environment on the function of the body

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Environmental physiology

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8
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Application of the concepts
of exercise physiology to training athletes and enhancing sport performance

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Sport physiology

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9
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Single bout of exercise

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Acute exercise

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10
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Due to repeated exercise bouts over weeks or months

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Chronic adaptation

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11
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Nobel prize winner that studied energy metabolism in isolated frog muscle

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Archibald V Hill

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12
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Conducted first physiological studies on runners

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AV Hill

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13
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Founder of Harvard Fatigue Laboratory

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Biochemist Lawrence J Henderson

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14
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Director of HFL

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DB Dill

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15
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What did the HFL focus on?

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Focused on the physiology of human movement and the effects of environmental stress on exercise

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16
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Collecting expired air in a sealed bag

17
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Conducted studies on physical fitness and endurance capacity during the 1950s and 1960s

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Per-Olof Astrand

18
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Reintroduced the biopsy needle in 1966 to study
human muscle biochemistry

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Jonas Bergstrom

19
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Published a formula for calculating exercise heart
rate that is still widely used today

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Finn Martii Karvonen

20
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Collaborated with future husband, P.-O. Åstrand, to
develop a method to predict aerobic capacity from submaximal heart rate

21
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Studied heat stress and hyrdration at UC Santa Barbara

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Barbara Drinkwater

22
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Tool measuring physical work in standardized conditions

23
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Research design testing the same subjects and compare results overtime

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Longitudinal research

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Research design in collecting data from diverse population and comparing groups in that population

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Cross-sectional research

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An example of studying acute response to single bout of exercise
Doing squats one time a week
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Key historical figures relating towards Exercise physiology (5)
AV HILL DB DILL LAWRENCE HENDERSON IRMA RHYMING DRINKWATER
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Two most commonly used ergometers
Treadmills and cycle ergometers
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Environmental conditions that can affects one’s response to acute exercise (5)
-Temperature -Elevation/Altitude -Weather -Air Quality -Terrain/Region
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of a longitudinal study design versus a cross-sectional study design?
Longitudinal studies are often more accurate than cross-sectional studies but are time consuming and expensive.
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Muscle biopsy originally used in early 1900s to study muscular distrophy, was later introduced in 1960s as a method for studying…
Muscle biochemistry