Introduction Flashcards

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What is human physiology

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How the human body functions

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What is exercise physiology

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Studies how the bodys structures and functions are altered when exposed to acute and chronic bouts of exercise

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3
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Clinical exercise physiology applies

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Exercise physiology concepts to population who has disease or disabilities

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4
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Acute responses involve

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How the body responds to an individual bout of physical activity

e.g. Heart rate vs time (min)

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5
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Chronic adaptations involve

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How the body responds over time to the stress of repeated bouts of exercise, referred to as training effects

e.g. Heart rate for:
Pre
Post 1 month
Post 6 month

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6
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What are the different ways we can illustrate relationships between two variables

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Trends
Response patterns
Comparisons of data between subject groups

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7
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What does the title in a graph identify

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What information is being presented

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8
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What should be clearly labelled on the graph

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Units

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9
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Independent is always on the

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X axis

Manipulated by researcher

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10
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Dependent variable is always on the

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Y axis

Changes as a function of independent variable

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11
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Longitudinal studies occur

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Over a long time

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12
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Physical inactivity can be considered _______ as it increases the chances of developing _______

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Risk factor

Chronic diseases

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