Topic 4 Flashcards

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1
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Label a diagram of a motor
unit

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Limit to:
7 marks
* dendrite
* cell body
* nucleus
* axon
* motor end plate
* synapse
* muscle

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2
Q

Explain the role of
neurotransmitters in
stimulating skeletal muscle
contraction

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Limit to acetylcholine and cholinesterase.

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3
Q

Explain how skeletal muscle
contracts by the sliding
filament theory

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Include the terms:
* myofibril
* myofilament
* sarcomere
* actin
* myosin
* H zone
* A band
* Z line
* tropomyosin
* troponin
* sarcoplasmic reticulum
* calcium ions
* ATP.
Aim 7: Various online muscle contraction
simulations are available

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4
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Explain how slow and fast
twitch fibre types differ in
structure and function

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Limit fibre types to slow twitch (type I) and fast
twitch (type IIa and type IIb).
Type IIa and IIb are high in glycogen content
depending on training status.
Aim 8: Implications of invasive techniques for
taking samples, such as muscle biopsies.
Aim 9: Implications of drawing conclusions from
indirect measurements.

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5
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Outline the types of
movement of synovial joints

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6
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Outline the types of muscle
contraction

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7
Q

Explain the concept of
reciprocal inhibition

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8
Q

Analyse movements in
relation to joint action and
muscle contraction

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9
Q

Explain delayed onset
muscle soreness (DOMS)
in relation to eccentric
and concentric muscle
contractions

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10
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Define the terms force,
speed, velocity, displacement,
acceleration, momentum and
impulse

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11
Q

Analyse velocity–time,
distance–time and force–
time graphs of sporting
actions

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12
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Define the term centre of
mass

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13
Q

Explain that a change
in body position during
sporting activities can
change the position of the
centre of mass

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14
Q

Distinguish between first,
second and third class levers

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15
Q

Label anatomical
representations of levers

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16
Q

Define Newton’s three laws
of motion.

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17
Q

Explain how Newton’s three
laws of motion apply to
sporting activities

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18
Q

State the relationship
between angular
momentum, moment of
inertia and angular velocity

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19
Q

Explain the concept of
angular momentum in
relation to sporting activities

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20
Q

Explain the factors that
affect projectile motion at
take-off or release

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21
Q

Outline the Bernoulli
principle with respect to
projectile motion in sporting
activities

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