Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

How do you convert Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

Multiply Celsius by 1.8 than 32

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2
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Conduction

A

One solid to another through direct contact

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3
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convection

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Moving heat from one place to another by motion of gas or liquid across a heated surface

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4
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Radiation

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Heat given off in form of infared rays

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5
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Evaporation

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Heat lost when fluid evaporates

Primary heat dissipation during exercise,80% heat lost

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6
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How do you convert Fahrenheit to Celsius

A

Subtract 32 from Fahrenheit then divided by 1.8

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7
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What is the body’s temperature during exercise

A

40 degree C

104 degree F

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8
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What is the internal body temperature in active muscles

A

32 degree C

107.6 degree F

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9
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What is preoptic- anterior hypothalamus

A

Monitors temperature & accelerating heat loss/ heat production as needed.

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10
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What are peripheral & central thermoreceptors

A

Peripheral thermoreceptors in skin & central thermoreceptors in brain transmit information about the body’s internal temperature

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11
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What is the cardiovascular function in the heart

A

Circulatory system continues to transport blood to the working muscle & increase blood flow to the skin for thermoregulation

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12
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What are the four variables of environmental heat load

A

Air temperature
Humidity
Air velocity
Amount of thermo radiation

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13
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Heat cramps (symptoms &treatments)

A

Symptoms: severe painful cramping of the large muscle groups
Treatments: move to cool area& drink fluids

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14
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Heat exhaustion (symptoms and treatments)

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Symptoms: extreme fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, fainting and rapid pulse
treatments: move to cool environment & elevate feet above heart

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15
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Heat stroke (symptoms and treatments)

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Symptoms: high internal body temperature cessation of active sweat, rapid pulse and respiration, confusion
Treatments: rapidly cool body in cold water & seek medical attention

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16
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Preventing hyperthermia

A

Avoid exercising in humid conditions above 28 Celsius (82.4 Fahrenheit)

17
Q

How long does it take to achieve heat acclamation

A

For one hour or more each day for 9 to 14 days during exercise in heat

18
Q

Shivering

A

Involves rapid involuntary cycle of contraction and relaxation of muscles to increase heat production

19
Q

Non-shivering thermogenesis

A

stimulation of metabolism by the sympathetic nervous system

20
Q

Peripheral vasoconstriction

A

reduces blood flow to skin

21
Q

What are 4 factors that affect body heat loss

A
  • Body size and composition
  • Air temperature
  • Windchill
  • Water immersion
22
Q

Hypothermia

A

34.5 Celsius (94.1 Fahrenheit)

causes heart rate to drop from impaired cardiac conduction through SA node

23
Q

Frost bite

A

At or below 0Celsius (32 Fahrenheit)

24
Q

Two reasons why heat is lost in Cold water

A

Water has thermal conductivity about 26 times greater than air

heat loss is four times faster in water