Health Unit 1 Flashcards

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A group of muscles in the back of the upper leg?

A

Hamstrings.

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The longest muscle in your body?

A

Sartorius.

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A group of muscles in the front of the upper leg?

A

Quadriceps.

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The tendon connecting the heel to the calf muscles?

A

Achilles.

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3
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The strongest muscle in the body; you are sitting on it?

A

Gluteals.

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4
Q

A facial muscle that raises the eyebrows?

A

Frontalis.

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5
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Your chest muscles?

A

Pectorals.

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6
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Your calf muscle?

A

Gastrocnemius.

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A muscle at the front of the upper arm, often flexed to show strength?

A

Biceps.

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8
Q

A facial muscle used in smiling?

A

Zygomaticus.

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9
Q

A muscle that helps you chew?

A

Masseter.

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10
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Shoulder muscles that raise your arm?

A

Deltoids.

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11
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A muscle that moves the shoulder blade?

A

Trapezius.

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12
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Muscles of the abdomen?

A

Abdominals.

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13
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The cell is made up of a living material called ______________.

A

Protoplasm.

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14
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The cell ________ surrounds and protects the cell.

A

Membrane.

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15
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Chromatin is located in the _______ of the cell.

A

Nucleus.

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16
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The process by which your body produces and uses energy from food is __________.

A

Metabolism.

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17
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Groups of similar organs performing similar tasks make up the body _______.

A

Systems.

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18
Q

The latissimus dorsi and the trapezius are major muscles located in the ____.

A

Back.

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19
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The point at which a muscle is attached to a moveable part of your body is the ________.

A

Insertion.

20
Q

A loose sac enclosing the heart.

A

Pericardium.

21
Q

The main pumping chambers of the heart.

A

Ventricles.

22
Q

Vessels carrying blood away from the heart.

A

Arteries.

23
Q

Vessels bringing blood to the heart.

A

Veins.

24
Q

Arteries in your neck.

A

Carotid arteries.

25
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The liquid part of blood.

A

Plasma.

26
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Blood cells that carry oxygen.

A

Red.

27
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Blood cells that fight disease.

A

White.

28
Q

Wall separating the heart pumps.

A

Septum.

29
Q

A hormone that increases your heart rate in time of danger.

A

Epinephrine (adrenaline).

30
Q

Aerobic or Anaerobic?

Wogging.

A

Aerobic.

31
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Aerobic or Anaerobic?

Softball.

A

Anaerobic.

32
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Aerobic or Anaerobic?

Cycling.

A

Aerobic.

33
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Breathing (exhaling and inhaling air)

A

External respiration.

34
Q

Tiny air sacs in the lungs.

A

Alveoli.

35
Q

Branches of the windpipe.

A

Bronchii.

36
Q

Substances that irritate the respiratory system.

A

Allergens.

37
Q

Air-filled cavities inside facial bones.

A

Sinuses.

38
Q

Thick mucus in the throat.

A

Phlegm.

39
Q

Major muscle of breathing.

A

Diaphragm.

40
Q

Process by which cells use oxygen.

A

Cellular respiration.

41
Q

What does the word aerobic mean?

A

“with oxygen”

42
Q

Which kind of exercises–aerobic or anaerobic–emphasize speed, strength, and skill?

A

Anaerobic.

43
Q

How long should aerobic exercise be done?

A

At least 20 minutes.

44
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How often should aerobic exercises be done?

A

At least 3 times a week.

45
Q

What exercise is considered to be the most comprehensive aerobic exercise?

A

Swimming.

46
Q

Why do you need to rest after prolonged muscle activity?

A

Your muscles need time to rid themselves of carbon dioxide and lactic acid.

47
Q

How could you benefit from aerobic exercise?

A

Aerobic exercises tone muscles, trim excess fat, aid in sleeping, improve mental health.

48
Q

How much sleep do you as a teenager need?

A

From 8 to 10 hours.

49
Q

Why is it important that you stretch before exercising?

A

To avoid over-stretching, tearing, or straining muscles; to improve flexibility.