Introductory

Question 1

Human Physiology

Answer 1

Studies how the body functions

Question 2

Exercise Physiology

Answer 2

Studies how the body’s structures and functions are altered when exposed to acute and chronic bouts of energy
Exercise or tra

Question 3

Skeletal Disease

Answer 3

osteoporosis, arthritis

Question 4

Neuromuscular Disorder

Answer 4

SCIs, CP, ASD

Question 5

Cardiovascular Disease

Answer 5

Afib, CAD, MI, CHF, Stroke

Question 6

Pulmonary Disease

Answer 6

COPD, CRPD

Question 7

Metabolic Disease

Answer 7

Diabetes

Question 8

Acute Responses

Answer 8

How the body responds to an individual bout of physical activity, when you start

Question 9

Chronic Adaptations

Answer 9

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

Question 10

Fick Equation

Answer 10

VO2max = HR x Stroke Volume x a-v O2 difference

Question 11

Relative VO2

Answer 11

ml/kg/min

Question 12

Absolute VO2

Answer 12

l/min

Question 13

a-v O2 Difference

Answer 13

arterial venous difference, increase that and VO2 max will increase

Question 14

Blood Pressure =

Answer 14

Total Peripheral Resistance x HR x Stroke Volume

Question 15

Independent Variable

Answer 15

x-axis (horizontal), Manipulated by researcher

Question 16

Dependent Variable

Answer 16

y-axis (vertical), changes as a function of the independent variable

Question 17

Systolic BP and HR

Answer 17

Increase linearly with exercise

Question 18

High Density Lipoproteins (HDL)

Answer 18

carry cholesterol to the liver

Question 19

Low Density Lipoproteins (LDL)

Answer 19

‘just hangout’, form clots, block flow, could cause atherosclerosis