CH - 7 Flashcards
wht is physiology?
- study of long/short term effects of training
- and body conditions
- pf athelete
- to improve performance
______ determines physical fitness
physological factors
physiological factors determing strength
- size of muscle
- body weight
- muscle compostiion
4.intensity of nerve impulse [ to do more than expected]
PDF for speed
- motility of nervosu system
- muscle composition - fast twitch
- explosivw strenght
- flexibility
PDF for endurance
- aerobic capcity
- lungs capacty - o2 intake
- absorbotion of o2 by msucle via blood - O2 uptake - lactic acid tolerance
- movement eonomy to slow down for long distance
- muscle composition - slow twitch
PDF flexibility
- muscle strength
- age gender
- strechability of msucle
- previous injury
effects on cardiovascular system due to regular ex.
- heart capacity>
- lung capacity>
- blood flow>
- o2 intake>
- blood volume >
- endurance >
- lungs efficency >
ex. effect on muscle ?
- shape/ size
- cappillary no. increase
- contros fat
- increase food storage
- non functioning muscles acitve krdega
- body posture
pysiological changes due to ageing
- muscl strngth<
- neural strength<
- endocrine<
- pulmonary function <
- cardiovascular ability <
sports injury and its types
- natural phenomenon
- common insports
- during traing or in game
types
1. soft tissue injury
2. bone injury
3. joint injury
soft tissue injury
muscle fibre injury
1. contusion
2. strian
3. sprain
4. abrasion
5. laceratin
6. incision
contusion
-direct head, without equipment
- minor accident
strain
- occur any time
- twist/ pull of muscles
sprain
alignment injury
- over streth/ ligament tear
treat sprain
PRICE
P- protect
R- rest
I - ice apply
C- compression
E- elevate
20min ice packs
abrasion
-major
- fall over / equipment
- bone very close to skin
laceration
- cut of flesh
- tear
- might need sitch
incision
- minor
- blled heavily
- ligamnet/ tendons
bone injury and types
- fractures
1. simple f
2. compund f
3. transeverse f
4. oblique f
5. comminuted f
6. greenstick f
7. impact f
simple fracture
- bone only f
- without damge to surrounding tissue
compund fracture
- break bone
- visible through skin
transeverse f.
- bone break at right degree angle
- due to strong force applied perpendicular to longer axis of bone
oblique f
- break at diagonal angle
comminuted f
- bone crushed