Lab Exam 2 Human Health Flashcards

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What is the higher value in blood pressure?

A

Systolic and represents the pressure in the arteries when the ventricles contract and force blood into the heart

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What is the lower value in pressure?

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Diastolic and measures the arteries during the time when ventricles fill with blood

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Why does blood pressure differ among individuals?

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Differs because of genes, fitness, diet, and health

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What does a poor score on a fitness test mean?

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Means that the heart is not used to changing active environments

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Why are standing, resting, and exercising heart rates different?

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The demand for oxygen and blood flows change depending on activity

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Why are athletes capable of delivering more oxygenated blood to their body?

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Because the heart(a muscle) is more efficient and well adjusted to delivering blood throughout the body

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Why does the heart rate of endothermic, warm-blooded organisms, such as man, remain relatively unaffected by changes in the environmental temperature?

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Because organisms(endothermic) has homeostatic capability in their body to regulate their body despite the changing environment

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How to ectothermic, cold blooded organisms, such as the Daphnia regulate their temperature?

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They dint have internal regulation capabilities so they have to move away from hot or cold environments or they have to change their heart rate to change their blood flow

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