Chapter 5, 6 :Energy expenditure, fatigue, and muscle soreness
Chapter 7 :Cardiovascular System and it's Control
Chapter 8 :The respiratory system and it's regulation
Chapter 9 :Cardiorespiratory Response to acute exercise
100

The percentage of substrate energy that goes into heat?

60%

100

The cardiovascular system has how many major functions?

6

100

How many lobes are in the left lung?

2

100

What is the highest heart rate achieved in an all-out effort to volitional fatigue?

Maximal HR

200

 The volume of oxygen consumed per minute?

V02

200

The hear has how many chambers?

4

200

Lungs take the size and shape of the what?

Rib cage

200

The normal resting heart rate range for untrained individuals is how many beats per minute?

60 to 80 bpm

300

This is a strategy to reduce fatigue?

Self Talk
300

What is the contraction phase?

Systole

300

What exits cells by simple diffusion?

C02

300

What is a shortness of breath with difficulty breathing?

Dyspnea

400

This is a major cause of DOMS?

Eccentric contractions

400

The only artery in the body to carry deoxygenated blood is?

Pulmonary Arteries

400

What is the gas exchange between alveoli and capillaries?

Pulmonary diffusion

400

Decreased plasma volume is called?

Hemoconcentration

500
This is a type of muscle soreness that occurs 1 or 2 days later?

Delayed onset muscle soreness

500

What is the life span of the red blood cell?

4 months

500

What is used to measure pulmonary volumes?

Spirometry

500

What is associated with increased core temperature and dehydration?

Cardiovascular Drift

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