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Why is exercise in conjunction with diet important for weight loss

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because exercise only makes up 30% of weight loss whereas diet makes up the other 70%

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briefly describe the process of long bone growth

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endochindral ossification

  1. collar formation
  2. cavitation
  3. invasion of vascular supply
  4. secondary ossification
  5. epiphyseal ossification
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3
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What structures are affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

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Muscle, Motor neurons

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what’s the difference between an open and closed skill?

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closed skill - is not affected by the environment eg. gymnast doing backflip

open skill - is affected by the environment eg- basketball

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name and give an example of each of the 3 actions of hormones

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morphogenesis - related to growth - GH
integration - integrate activities due to a internal or external stimulant - adrenalin
Maintenance - maintaining proper function of body - insulin

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calculate the maximal predicted heart rate for a 45yr old

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220-age (normal person)

over 40 = 208-0.7x age
= 208-0.7x45 = 176.5

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how do lung capacities and lung volumes differ?

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Lung capacity is the measurement of just one movement (breathing in or breathing out) whereas lung volume measures 2 or more volumes

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what is blood pressure

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a measurement of systolic over diastolic

systolic = highest pressure during contraction of left ventricle 
diastolic = lowest pressure during relaxation of left ventricle
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what is haematrocit?

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the ratio of blood cells to volume of blood

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what are the typical concentrations of haemoglobin in the blood?

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neonate = 20g / 100ml of blood
3-6month = 10g/100ml of blood
adult male = 16g/100ml of blood
adult female = 14g/100ml of blood

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what changes in the CV system occur with ageing?

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thickening of vessels and Left ventricle
increased stiffness of aorta
fragmentation of vessels
decreased contractility of LV

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Define FRC and FVC

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functional residual capacity is the resting volume of lung

forced vital capacity is the total amount of air exhaled

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13
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At what age do alveoli develop

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in the last trimester until age 6-8

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14
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how does lung function change with growth?

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Increase in lung volume and lung surface area – increase in amount of air intake

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How does lung function change with aging?

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air intake and peak flow decrease

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16
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what 4 morphological changes occur with aging in regards to lung function

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  • diameter
  • elastic recoil
  • decrease in alveolar surface area
  • stiffer chest wall
17
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• Referring to the Fick principle describe the difference between oxygen delivery in a child and an adult.

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Oxygen delivery is quicker in a child because cardiac output is lower in children

18
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• What is the VO2 max of a sedentary female?

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33ml/kg/min

19
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• How does aerobic performance change with ageing?

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Aerobic performance decreases, as majority of people become less active

20
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• Name and describe a method of assessing skeletal and sexual maturation.

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Greulich pyle method – xray of wrist and hand bones and comparing them to age related plates

Tanner stage description – sexual maturation, comparing different stages of genitalia to a table

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what is sarcopenia

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sarcopenia is a condition characterised by a loss of skeletal muscle mass and function

22
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what is leptin?

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leptin is a hormone made by adipose cells

23
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what is the goal of ageing ?

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the absence of disease and lowest loss of function with age