Chapter 11 Flashcards
How do you convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
Multiply Celsius by 1.8 than 32
Conduction
One solid to another through direct contact
convection
Moving heat from one place to another by motion of gas or liquid across a heated surface
Radiation
Heat given off in form of infared rays
Evaporation
Heat lost when fluid evaporates
Primary heat dissipation during exercise,80% heat lost
How do you convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
Subtract 32 from Fahrenheit then divided by 1.8
What is the body’s temperature during exercise
40 degree C
104 degree F
What is the internal body temperature in active muscles
32 degree C
107.6 degree F
What is preoptic- anterior hypothalamus
Monitors temperature & accelerating heat loss/ heat production as needed.
What are peripheral & central thermoreceptors
Peripheral thermoreceptors in skin & central thermoreceptors in brain transmit information about the body’s internal temperature
What is the cardiovascular function in the heart
Circulatory system continues to transport blood to the working muscle & increase blood flow to the skin for thermoregulation
What are the four variables of environmental heat load
Air temperature
Humidity
Air velocity
Amount of thermo radiation
Heat cramps (symptoms &treatments)
Symptoms: severe painful cramping of the large muscle groups
Treatments: move to cool area& drink fluids
Heat exhaustion (symptoms and treatments)
Symptoms: extreme fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, fainting and rapid pulse
treatments: move to cool environment & elevate feet above heart
Heat stroke (symptoms and treatments)
Symptoms: high internal body temperature cessation of active sweat, rapid pulse and respiration, confusion
Treatments: rapidly cool body in cold water & seek medical attention