Heart
Brain
Muscle System
Fatigue and recovery
Temp Control
100
IS the heart on the left side or right side of the body?

Left

100

What carries messages from the brain to the body.

The spinal cord

100

What is the hardest working muscle in the body?

The heart

100

What is Fatigue?

The feeling of being over tired.

100

How does your body stay cool?

By Sweating :|

200

Is the apex (Lower Tip) of the Heart faced to the left or Right

Left

200

Which part of the brain controls movement?

Cerebellum

200

What causes Hyperextension?

Bending the knee past a certain degree.

200

What helps out body recover from a period of excercise

Sleep helps our body recover

200

How does exercise keep you warm?

By storing the extra heat produced, raising the core temperature

300

What is the name for the specialized tissue that generates electrical stimulus for the heart?

Sinus node

300

What is the four lobes of the brain? Name all 

Frontal, Parietal, Temporal, and Occipital lobe.

300

The Build-up of what causes muscles to start burning?

Lactic acid

300

How long does it take for the body to recover? 

48-72 hours

300

What is it called when your body is trying to stay balanced?

Homeostasis

400

What is the name of the cells that allows the Heart to keep beating without getting tired?

Pacemaker cells

400

Which part of the brain tells the heart to beat?

The Brain stem

400

What is the muscle called that allows you to breath?

The Diaphragm

400

How does the body gets rid of lactic acid?

Through metabolism, deep breaths, and hydration

400

What area of the brain tells you to start shivering when cold?

The Hypothalamus

500

What is the scientific name for when the heart contracts?

Systole

500

What is more abundant in the brain? Gray matter or white matter?

Gray matter

500

What are the names of the muscles that allow you to walk? Name all :D

Quadriceps, hamstrings, calf, and hip adductors.

500

What is the name of the cell that builds muscle?

Satellite cell

500

Which muscles make you shiver when cold? Skeletal, smooth, or cardiac

Skeletal Muscles