neuromuscular and musculoskeletal systems and exercises Flashcards

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what is the functional unit of movement

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the motor unit

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what are the steps in the stretch reflex

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  1. muscle spindle senses stretch
  2. sensory neuron conducts action potential
  3. sensory neuron synapse with alpha motor neuron and inter neuron
  4. alpha motor neuron to quadriceps is stimuated while to hamstrings is inhibited
  5. quads contract and the hamstrings relax
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3
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what is an inverse stretch reflex

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its a reflex relaxation of a muscle spindle in response to excess stretch or contraction of that ms

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neural pathway is divided into

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stimulus and receptors

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5
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types of muscle fibers

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fast twitch and slow twitch

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6
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what happens in resistance training

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increases size
fiber type transitions
biomechanical improvements

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features of hypertrophy

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muscle enlargement
increased cross sectional area
increased synthesis of actin and myosin and number of myofibrils
positive relation with strength

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in hyperplesia what is normally more in the body than the average person

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fibers or motor units

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what is muscle atrophy and what are the types of muscle atrophy

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this is the thining of a muscle

physiologic
pathologic
neurogenic

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what is physiologic atrophy

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this is caused by drecraesed use of the muscle

it can be reversed with better exercise nutrition

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what type of atrophy is seen with aging, disease and starvation like cushings disease

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pathologic atrophy

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what type of atrophy is the most severe and is as a result of nerve disease or injury that connects to the muscle and also occurs more suddenly

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neurogenic

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13
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factors affecting muscle strength

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age
gender 
muscle fiber type
fiber arrangement
speed of contraction
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14
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what is the maximal force that a muscle can generate

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strength

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15
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maximum force exerted as fast as possible

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power

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16
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what is endurance training

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this is the ability of muscle to contract repeatedly over a sustained period of time

this applies to mostly
distance runners
ultra marathoners
rowing for long distance

17
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what is interval training

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this is a type of training that involves alternating short bursts of HIIT and has a more than 85 perc heart with with slow recovery phase ,,about less than 5 min
do it not more than 1-2 sessions per week

18
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in interval training the anaerobic uses energy stored in…….. for,,,,,,,,

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muscles

short bursts of activity

19
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what phase does the heart and lung work together to pay the oxygen debt and break down lactic acid

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recovery phase

20
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what phase does the aerobic system use oxygen to convert stored carbohydrates to energy

A

recovery phase

21
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what happens at the physiological effects

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@ the low end of training range

@ the high end of training range

22
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reasons to do interval training

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weight loss
improve recovery HR
allows longer , harder to burn calories and fat

23
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how long does interval training last

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8-10 mins

5 min cool down

24
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advantages of interval training

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fitness performance increases 
improves aerobic fitness 
increases water capacity 
increases fat burn 
heart rate will be lower
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disadvantages of interval trainig
if performed too often it can lead to overtraining
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types of interval training
circuit training | cross fit
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why do we stimulate muscular adaptations through resistance training
for strength for muscle size for muscular endurance
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what are the short term effects on muscles
``` increased blood supply increased muscle temperature increased muscle pliability lactate micro tears doms ```
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long term effects of exercises on muscles
``` hypertrophy increased tendon and ligament stretch increase in number and size of the mitchondria increased in myoglobin stores increase in storage of glycogen increase storage of fat increased tolerance of lactate ```
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what training has been shown to promote a fast shift to slow shift in skeletal muscle fiber types
endurance and resistance training
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facts about exercise and muscle fatigue
its a decreased maximal effort production in response to contractile activity divided into central and peripheral components peripheral fatigue is produced by changes to the neuromuscular junction central fatigue originates from the cns
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exercises that improve brain health
aerobic enhances learning and memory stimulates neurogenesis improves brain vascular function and blood flow attenuates the mechanisms driving depression
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what diseases does exercise reduce
inflammation hypertension insulin resistance