Skeletal System
Muscular System
Circulatory System
Respiratory System
Energy Production/Hydration
100

Name the largest bone in the body

Femur

100

What is the name of the muscles found on the shoulder?

Deltoid

100

Stroke volume is defined as

How much blood is pumped out of the heart in a single contraction

100

What are the tiny air sacs in the lungs called

Alveoli

100

TRUE or FALSE

The aerobic system uses oxygen to break glycogen into ATP

True

200

Provide two functions of the skeletal system

Support, Attachment, Movement, Protection, Blood cell production, Storage


200

What kind of muscle is striated (striped in appearance), and voluntary (you have control over movement).

Skeletal muscle

200

What chamber of the heart does oxygenated blood leave to be delivered around the body?

Left ventricle

200

During inspiration, does air pressure in the lungs increase, or decrease

Decrease

200

A waste product that is produced when performing high intense exercise is called ______ ______

Lactic Acid

300

What is the name of the type of bone that has the description: it is as wide as it is long

Short bone

300

Provide one exercise that produces a isometric contraction

Plank, wall sit hold, any exercise that has a hold

300

Blood vessels are compromised of what 3 components

Arteries

Veins

Capillaries

300

What part of the respiratory system are 20 C shaped rings of cartilage around? 

Trachea

300

What does the P stand for in ATP

Phosphate

400

How many vertebrae make up the thoracic region of the spine

12

400

What are the two major muscles named that make up the calf (lower leg)?

Gastrocnemius, Soleus

400

What do veins have inside them that arteries do not?

Valves

400

Tiny hairs in the respiratory system are called

Cilia

400

How long can the ATP-PC energy system sustain all out exercise?

10-12 seconds

500

What is the name of the joint that can only produce the movement: rotation

Pivot joint

(Neck - atlas and axis vertebrae)

500

In order for a sprinter to run, what is the name of the two movements that need to occur in the ankle joint.

Dorsiflexion, plantarflexion

500
An individual has a resting heart rate of 65bpm, and a stroke volume of 55mL. Calculate their cardiac output

3575mL

3.575L

500

Where does the exchange of gases occur?

Alveoli

500

How does humidity levels impact the need for hydration during exercise?

Humidity means there is more moisture in the air, meaning sweating isn't as effective. Resulting in the body sweating more to compensate.

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