Exam Review Flashcards

1
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Chris Ernst Social Justice

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  • Olympic rower
  • Unequal facilities given to girls
  • In 1976, Chris took protests by removing their shirts to reveal Title IX written on them in UofY uni pres’s office
  • Gained media, pressured Yale to comply
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Megan Rapinoe

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  • Female soccer player
  • Stood against racial injustices, police brutality by kneeling during anthem, showing solidarity
  • USWNT match, Sept 2016
  • Took inspiration and inspired other athletes
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3
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Bicep Brachii Origin

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Coracoid process, supraglenoid tubercle

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4
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Bicep Brachii Insertion

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Radial tuberosity

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5
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Bicep Brachii Function

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Supinates forearm, flex elbow

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6
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Rectus Femoris Origin

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Anterior inferior iliac spine

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7
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Rectus Femoris Insertion

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Tibial tuberosity, patella

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8
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Rectus Femoris Function

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Knee extension, hip flexion

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9
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Rectus Abdominis Origin

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Pubic crest, symphysis pubis

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10
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Rectus Abdominis Insertion

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Xiphoid process, inferior ribs

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11
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Rectus Abdominis Function

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Flex, exhaling, defecation

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12
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Gluteus Maximus Origin

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Crest of ilium, sacrum, coccyx

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13
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Gluteus Maximus Insertion

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Greater trochanter

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14
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Gluteus Maximus Function

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Hip extension, external rotation

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15
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Biceps Femoris Origin

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Ischial tuberosity, linea aspera

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16
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Biceps Femoris Insertion

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Head of fibula

17
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Biceps Femoris Function

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Hip extensor, flexor of knee, externally rotate flexed knee

18
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ATP PC (O2, duration, byproduct, limitations)

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  • Anaerobic
  • 10 - 15 secs
  • none
  • very short term
19
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Glycolysis (O2, duration, byproduct, limitations)

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  • Anaerobic
  • 3 mins
  • Lactic acid, ATP
  • Lactic acid build up
20
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Cellular Respiration (O2, duration, byproduct, limitations)

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  • Aerobic
  • After 2 mins
  • ATP, CO2, H2O
  • Slow to start
21
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Cardiac Output Formula

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SV x HR (L/min)

22
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Physiological adaptations when training

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  • Increased ventilation
  • Lactate threshold
  • More muscle for ATP storage
  • Efficient heart
  • Increased cardiac output
23
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VO2 max

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Max # of O2 used to make ATP

24
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Sliding Filament Theory (1-3 Steps)

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  1. AP sent to neuromuscular junction, releasing acetylcholine into synaptic gap
  2. Ca from sarcoplasmic reticulum into muscle fibers
  3. Ca binds to troponin, lifting tropomyosin and binding site
25
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1st Class Lever

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Load, fulcrum, effort

26
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2nd Class Lever

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Effort, Load, Fulcrum

27
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3rd Class Lever

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Load, effort. fulcrum

28
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Stages of Motor Learning

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  • Cognitive stage: foundational understanding
  • Associative stage: refine skill, awareness of mistakes
  • Autonomous stage: movement without thought
29
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FITT

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Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type

30
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How ergogenic aids help performance

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  • Aesthetically
  • Injuries
  • Coping
  • Enchances
31
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Examples of ergogenic aids

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  • Caffeine
  • Drugs
32
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Sliding Filament Theory (4-6 Steps)

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  1. Myosin bind w/action
  2. ATP attaches to myosin head, moving it back, releasing, shortening sarcomere
  3. ATP detaches myosin head
33
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Gastrocnemius Origin

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Femoral Condyles

34
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Gastrocnemius Insertion

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Calcaneus

35
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Gastrocnemius Function

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Plantar flexes ankle, flex knee