Ch1 Flashcards

1
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____ science describes, explains, and uses bodys response to exercise to maximize human potential/

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basic [exercise physiology]

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2
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___ science describes, explains , and uses bodys adaptation response to exercise training to improve human physical potential

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applied [exercise physiology]

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3
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studies how body’s structures and functions are altered when exposed to acute and chronic bouts of exercise

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exercise physiology

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4
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applies exercise physiology concepts to an athletes training for performance/competition

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sport physiology

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5
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-maintenance of a constsant internal environement with unstressed conditions and dynamic constancy

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homeostasis

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6
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balance between demands placed on body and the physiological response to those demands

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steady state

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7
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  • contracting muscles
  • heat build up
  • plateau point - SS but not homeostasis where balance betwen heat generated and heat released is conduction/sweating
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steady state submaximal exercise

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8
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goal of control sys of the body

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=regulate some physiological variable at or near constant value to maintain homeostasis, not absolutely constant/ variations around set point of dynamic consistency

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9
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series of interconnected components that serve to maintain a physical or chemical parameter at or near constant

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biological control systems

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10
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biological control systems include __,__,and ___

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receptor , integrating center, effector

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11
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capable of detecting changes

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receptor (bio control sys)

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12
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assesses input and initiates response

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integrating center (bio control sys)

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13
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corrects changes to internal environment and removing stimulus

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effector (bio control sys)

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14
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most biological control systems ____ the inItial distubrance in homeostasis with negative feedback (opposite to stimulus)

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REVERSES

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15
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  • DEGREE TO WHICH CONTROL SYS MAINTAINS CONTROL
  • system with large gain is more capable of maintaining homeostasis
  • SYS W/ SMALL GAIN IS LESS CAPABLE OF MAINTAINING HOMEOSTASIS
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gain of a controls ystem such as reg of BP

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16
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  • exercise in hot/humid environ
  • may not be able to maintain steady state
  • severe disturbances in homeostasis can occur /fatigue
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maximal exercise

17
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\_\_ exercise
-lactic acid -> acidosis
-inc in CO2 production, inc in O2
RESULTS IN
-inc heart rate, blood flow and pulmonary ventilation
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Heavy

18
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During 60 minutes of submaximal exercise, the body temperature reaches a plateau after 35-45 minutes, this is an example of

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steady state

19
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changes in arterial blood across time during resting conditions is an example of

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homeostasis

20
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overall goal of a control sys is to regulate a physiological variable

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at or near a constant value

21
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decreasing the original stimulus that triggered the control system is called

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negative feedback

22
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the precision with which a control system maintains homeostasis is called

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gain

23
Q

Severe disturbances in homeostasis result in fatigue and ultimately

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cessation of exercise

24
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during heavy exercise or exercise in hot/humid environ, you may have…

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disturbances in internal environm disruption of steady state and rapid responses of control systems