Exph 1+2 (EXPH 386/389) Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

What causes the heart beat noise?

A

Lub - Tricuspid/Mitral valve close

Dub - Pulmonary/Aortic valve close

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2
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What is an Athlete heart?

A

Thickening of the wall of LEFT ventricle

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3
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Blood flow in heart?

A

body - vena cava - right atrium - right ventricle- pulmonary artery - LUNGS - pulmonary veins - left atrium - left ventricle - aorta to body

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4
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Why athletes have great SV?

A

Increased compliance of left ventricle, allows for greater volume

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5
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What are METs?

A

1 MET = 1 kcal = 3.5 ml/kg/min

Resting metabolism or oxygen uptake

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6
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Blood flow in heart?

A

body - vena cava - right atrium - right ventricle- pulmonary artery - LUNGS - pulmonary veins - left atrium - left ventricle - aorta to body

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7
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What is the total production of ATP from glucose in the skeletal muscle?

A

36

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8
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What happens during intense exercise?

A

pH decreases as VCO2 and lactate production increase

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9
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What measures changes in muscle length?

A

Muscle spindles- stretch reflex. primary response to any stretch of a muscle and initiates a stronger muscle action to counteract this stretch

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10
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What measures changes in muscle tension?

A

Golgi tendon organ (GTO) - detects differences in the tension generated by active muscle to protect the muscle and surrounding connective tissue from injury due to sudden or excessive loads

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11
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Inspiration of lungs

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airs moves into lungs – chest cavity elongates and enlarges and air expands the lungs

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12
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Expiration of lungs

A

air moves to the atmosphere – at rest this is passive – with exercise this is active

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13
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Dyspnea

A

difficult breathing, “shortness of breath”

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14
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What measures work?

A

Ergometry- measures work output

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15
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What are watts?

A

Unit of power (km/min)/6

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16
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CDC guidelines:

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75 minutes of vigorous intensity + 2 or more days
———
mix of both intensity + 2 or more days

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17
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Greater weight loss CDC guidelines:

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150 minutes of vigorous + 2 or more days
———
mix of both intensity + 2 or more days

18
Q

Duration of Activity

A

Intensity and Duration have an inverse relationship

19
Q

Effects of intense Exercise on pH + lactate

A

pH decreases while VCO2 and Lactate increaseyn

20
Q

Place the bell of stethoscope where?

A

Brachial Artery

21
Q

What is angina pectoris?

-What is another name for it?-

A

Chest pain

-Myocardial Ischemic -

22
Q

Neural response during exercise

  • Sympathetic-
  • Parasympathetic-
A
  • increase-

- decrease-

23
Q

During development when do fat cells increase?

A
  • 3rd trimester
  • 1st year of life
  • gradual increase till 10 years old
24
Q

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

A

Disease of blood vessels outside heart and brain

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Pericarditits
Inflammations of the lining surrounding the heart (The pericardial sac)
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Exercise type prescriptions for outpatient?
Aerobic, work large muscle groups
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Exercise type prescriptions for inpatient?
Walking
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What does the Borg Scale measure?
perceived energy exertion
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Fat soluble vitamins
A, D, E, K
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Water Soluble vitamins
C, B
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Children and Exercise
Lower sweat rate | higher core temperature
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Fast twitch glycolytic muscles characteristics
``` type 2 low resistance to fatigue large motor neuron high force low density ```
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Slow twitch muscles characteristics
type 1 high fatigue resistance low force productions high density
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Measure work output
Resistance (kp) x Revolutions per minute (rpm) x Travel distance per revolution (6 meters) = # kp.m.min-1 ANS/6 = watts
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Inverse relationship ?
Intensity and Duration
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Sliding Filament Theory
Myofliments slide passed each other, do not change length
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Response to exercise on nervous system?
Increase - sympathetic, decrease - parasympathetic (slows HR)
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Measurement/proportion of lean fat mass vs fat mass?
Body composition
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J-shaped curve
Moderate exercise lowers risk of respiratory infection , | Excessive may increase risk
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BP and exercise
Increase - SBP | No change/slight decrease in DBP