Anatomy
Physiology
Nutrition and Energy
Biomechanics
SKill Development
100
Which quadriceps muscle has its origin NOT on the femur?
Rectus Femoris
100
State the scientific name of the voice box.
Larynx
100
State the 3 calorie-providing macronutrients
carbs, fat, protien
100
The "head" of mysoin attaches to ___________ during muscle contraction.
Actin.
100
On a skill continuum, the opposite of "Gross" is "_______"
Fine
200
Which bone is lateral relative to the scapula, inferior relative to the skull, and medial relative to the humerus.
Clavicle
200
The total volume of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inhalation is called....
Vital capacity
200
State three classes of carbohydrates. (not food)
starch; glycogen; fibre; sugar
200
Name the enzyme that removes acetylcholine from the neuromuscular junction.
Cholinesterase
200
Before being processed into short-term memory, information is first captured by _______________________.
Short term sensory store.
300
A bundle of muscle fibre is called a _______________.
Fascicle
300
The heartbeat originates in which chamber? (Must specify side)
Right Atrium
300
State the amount of energy in kJ for 100g of protein.
1720kJ.
300
The plank is an example of what type of contraction
Isometric
300
State Hick's Law
Our reaction time increases proportionally based on number of possible responses. OWTTE
400
State an example of a condyloid joint.
Wrist, metacarpophalangeal joint.
400
When The valve that separates the right atrium from the right ventricle is called....
Tricuspid valve
400
State the process that breaks down a triglyceride in the presence of oxygen to produce ATP.
Beta-oxidation.
400
What is the name of the inside of the mitochondria?
Matrix
400
State one test for agility
Illinois agility test.
500
State the origin and insertion of the latisimus dorsi. (Name of bones only.)
Vertebrae, Humerus
500
State the relationship between Q, SV, and HR.
Q = SV x HR
500
EPOC stands for
Excessive Post Exercise Oxygen Consumption
500
State the formula for momentum.
Mass x Velocity
500
State two ways of monitoring exercise intensity.
Karvonen method; Borg Scale; Training Zone and Target HR;
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