Nervous & Energy Systems Flashcards

1
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PNS Compromised of

A
  • 12 cranial nerves
  • 31 spinal nerves
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2
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Efferent

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Leads things away

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3
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Afferent

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Bring things towards (senses)

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4
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ANS Compromised of

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  • Sympathetic (flight/fight)
  • Parasympathetic (calming)
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5
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Somatic NS

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Sends info to CNS, skeletal muscle

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6
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Reflex Pathway

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  1. Senses
  2. Sensory nerves
  3. Intermediate nerve
  4. Motor nerve
  5. Efferent organ
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7
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Types of Reflexes

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  • Stretch
  • Postsynaptic
  • Proprioceptor system
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8
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Stretch

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Single connection btwn primary afferent & motor neruons

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9
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Postsynaptic

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  • Cross-extensor reflex: compensates w/opposing limb
  • Withdrawal
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10
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3 Energy Systems

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  1. ATP-PC
  2. Glycolysis/Fermentation
  3. Cellular Respiration
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11
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ATP-PC Process

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  • Uses stored ATP & phosphocreatine
  • PC + ADP = ATP + creatine
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12
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ATP PC Characteristics

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  • Lasts 10 to 15 secs
  • No by product
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13
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Glycolysis lasts

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Couple mins, short term

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14
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Cellular Respiration lasts

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Long term

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15
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Muscles Types

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  • Type 1
  • Type 2A
  • Type 2B
  • Can changes types
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16
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Type 1 Muscles

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  • Slow twitch muscles
  • Long term
  • Dark red
  • Lots of myoglobin
17
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Type 2A

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  • Fast oxidative
  • Fast, strong contraction
  • Medium long term
  • Red colour
18
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Type 2B

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  • Fast glycolytic
  • Short, fast contractions that fatigue quick
  • Short term
  • Pale in colour
  • High lvls of myosin ATPase
19
Q

Conductive Zone

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Transports air to lunge

20
Q

Respiratory Zone

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Gas exchange

21
Q

Purpose of SA node

A

Pacemaker (R atrium)

22
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Purpose of AV node

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Pass electrical signal from atria into ventricles

23
Q

Stroke Volume

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  • Vol of blood ejected by L ventricle per min
  • mL/min
24
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Cardiac Output

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  • L/min
  • (HR)(SV)
25
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VO2 Max

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O2 consumption used for metabolic processes

26
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a-VO2 Max

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Diff in O2 in blood btwn arteries and veins

27
Q

Oxygen States during Exercise

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  1. O2 Deficit
  2. Steady State of O2 delivery: take times for body to adjust
  3. EPOC: extra O2 needed to restore systems
28
Q

How does training prolong lactic threshold

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  • Increases VO2
  • Improves ventilation
  • Heart more effecient
29
Q

Breathing Mechanism

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  • Inhale: diaphragm contracts, cavity expands
  • Exhale: diaphragm relaxes, cavity shrinks
30
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Ventilation

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  • Air moved by lungs in 1 min
  • Tidal Vol: Vol of air for each breathe
  • Resp Frequency: # of breaths taken per min