intro Flashcards
difference between a response and an adaptation
responses = acute effect
adaptations = chronic effect
difference between exercise and PA
exercise = planned for, voluntary activation of skeletal muscle for recreational, sporting or occupational activities
- can modulate components (intensity, duration, reps, sets, etc)
PA = any type of activity - standing, walking, not planned for
what are the major systems involved in exercise
NS, skeletal muscle, CV, lungs, neuroendocrine/metabolism
do muscle contractions disrupt homeostasis or allostasis and how
homoestasis
- heat dissipation during exercise = homeostatic response
- CO2 and metabolic by products are removed
what is allostasis
stress specific adaptations that maintain homeostasis
- anticpatory response (happens before activity to prepare)
- occurs via production of mediators (increasing HR, BP, break down of fat and glycogen, etc
difference between homeostasis and allostasis
homeostasis
- Our body fights against destructive changes
- feedback mechanism
allostasis
- our body loves constructive changes
- feed forward mechanism
why are muscles considered service organs
- permit continued exercise
- blunt challenge to homeostasis
- facilitate allostasis