Applied Physiology Flashcards

1
Q

The conduction system of the hear

A

Sinoatrail SA (pace maker)

Atrioventricular AV

Atrioventricular bundle AV bundle of his

Purkinje fibre

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2
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4 major subdivision of the brain

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1 cerebrum

2 cerebellum

3 brainstem

4 diencephalon

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3
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How many pairs of cranial and spinal nerves are they

A

12 pairs of cranial

31 pairs of spinal

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4
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What is the all or nothing principle

A

When a motor unit fires all muscles affected will contract

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5
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Resting membrane potential

A

The difference between the electric potential on either side of the membrane cell

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6
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What is a motor unit

A

A single motor neurone and the muscle fibre it supplies

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7
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Electric impulse passing from node to node

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Saltatory conduction

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8
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NMJ

A

Presynaptic axon terminals

Synaptic cleft

Synaptic gutter

Motor endplate

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9
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Fatigue

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The inability to maintain the required power output to continue muscle work at a given intensity

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10
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Levels of fatigue

A

Peripheral

Central

Thermoregulation

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11
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Cellular effects of smoking

A

Carbon monoxide(CO) forms carb oxyhemoglobin (HbCO)

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12
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Main chemicals in tobacco

A

Nicotine

Tar

Carbon monoxide (CO) turns into (HbCO)

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13
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Effects of hyper tension

A

Left ventricle hypertrophy

Raised pressure in cerebral arteries

Raised blood pressure aggravates atherosclerotic changes in arteries

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14
Q

Problems associated with obesity

A
Diabetes
CHD 
hypertension 
Lethargy 
Excessive ware on joints 
Rehabilitation 
Depression
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15
Q

Proprioceptors and balance mechanisms

A

Cutaneous receptors

Muscle and tendon receptors

Joint receptors

Ligaments

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16
Q

Stages of grief

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Denial 
Anger 
Bargaining
Depression 
Acceptance
17
Q

What is hydrolysis

A

Its the breakdown of ATP

18
Q

Glycolysis

A

Is the breakdown of glycogen (sugar)

19
Q

Oxidative process of producing ATP includes

A

Krebs cycle
Electronic transport chain
Beta oxidation

20
Q

ATP PRODUCTION

A

Glycogen system crates - 2

Krebs 2

ETC - 34

21
Q

Neural adaptions of strength training

A

Increased neural drive

Recruitment of more motor units

Enhanced synchronised of motor units firing

Increased firing rate

Reducing autogenic inhibition

Improved neuromuscular reflex potentiation

22
Q

Factors affection adaption

A
Age 
Training status 
Training load 
Gender 
Hereditary 
Specificity of training 
Nutritional status 
Recovery 
Lifestyle 
Medical history
23
Q

Physiological effects of cold training

A

Gate control theory

Reduction in nerve conduction velocity

Reduction in sensitivity of pain receptors

Reduction in pressure

24
Q

Therapeutic affects of cold

A

Reduced temperature

Reduced metabolic rate

Reduced perfusion

Reduced inflammation