Skeletal System
Muscular System
Respiratory System
Circulatory System
Energy System
100

What is the name of the bone that is also known as the shoulder blade

Scapula

100

What is the muscle called located on the front of the lower leg (located on the shin)

Tibialis anterior

100

Where is the voice box located?

Larynx

100

What is cardiac output defined as?

How much blood is pumped around the body in a minute.

100

Is lactic acid the cause of fatigue in the aerobic system? 

Yes or no

No

200

What type of bone is the vertebrae classified as?

Irregular bone

200

Supination movement is classified as:

Rotating the hand to have the palm up

200

What is the first passage for airway to pass through?

Nasal cavity or mouth 

200

The right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs

True or False

True

200

What is the main fuel source in the aerobic system?

Carbohydrates

300

What is an example of a saddle joint?

Thumb

300

A bicep curl is what type of contraction? 

Isotonic

300
The lung has three lobes, what are the names?
Upper, Middle and Lower
300

What connects veins and arteries?

Capillaries

300

What is the recovery time for the lactic acid system?

Depends on the intensity of the exercise. 

Minimum 20minutes, maximum 2hours.

400

Where are the metacarpals located?

Hands

400

What is the agonist and antagonist muscles in a bicep curl.

Agonist = Bicep

Antagonist = Tricep

400

How many Bronchi is there? 

And what are they named?

2

Left and right

400

What is the name of the only artery that carries deoxygenated blood

Pulmonary artery

400

Other than time, what is the main contributor in recovery time of the aerobic system?

Replacement of diminished fuel supplies - carbohydrates.
500

Provide ONE example of a flat bone

Sternum, ribs, most of the bones of the skull

500

In the downward phase of a bicep curl, the bicep and tricep are performing what type of contraction?

Bicep = Eccentric

Tricep = Concentric 

500

List the correct passage of order of air on its way to the lungs

nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trahcea, bronci, bronchioles, alveoli 

500

What would be 2 physiological adaptations to the circulatory system from an individual participating in endurance training

Increased heart size

Increased stroke volume

Lower resting heart rate

Increased efficiency of Oxygen utilisation in alveoli

Increased lactic threshold

500

At 90-95% intensity, how long would the lactic acid system last?

Approximately 30 seconds

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