Pinky and the BRAIN
Looking Through an X-Ray
Hulk Out!
Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired
Misc.
100
What is the function of the Occipital Lobe?

Vision

100

Name three functions of the skeletal system

- Produces blood cells

- Gives the body structure

- Protects vital organs

100

Name three different muscles that are strengthened by LUNGES

Quads, Hamstrings, Glutes

Calfs, and Achilles tendon

100

What is the scientific name for white blood cells?

Leukocytes

100

Being able to perform everyday tasks is called:

Functional Fitness

200

What is the location of the parietal lobe?

In the middle of the brain

or

Behind the frontal lobe

200

What are the three effects of exercise of the skeletal system?

- Takes in more calcium

- Causes hypertrophy

- Causes the creation of synovial fluid

200

Name three different muscles strengthened by pushups

- Pects (chest)

- Deltoids (anterior/medial)

- Triceps

- Core muscles

200

This white blood cell helps to remember previously invading germs and viruses.

Lymphocytes

200

Name three positive motivation for Functional Fitness

Moving Well

Reducing Injury

Reducing Likelihood of Illness

Better Relationships

Achieving Your Goals

Better Sleep

300

Name four of the eight positive effects that exercise has on the brain

better memory, attention span, mood

blood flow, oxygen, neural connections,

mood, energy levels


300

The creation of new bone tissue is called:

osteogenesis

300

What are the three ways that exercise affects the muscles?

- Increased muscle temps

- Triggers hypertrophy

- Takes in more oxygen/glucose

300

The nose, mouth, and eyes are (blank blank) by which germs and viruses get into the body

- Mucous membranes

300

Name the four factors to building healthy muscle

Stimulus

Protein

Rest/Recovery

Time

400

Name all five lobes of the brain that we have studied

- Frontal

- Parietal

- Occipital

- Temporal

- Hippocampus

400

Define tendons AND ligaments

Tendons: cartilage that connects muscle to bone

Ligaments: cartilage that connects bone to bone

400

Roughly how many muscles are in the human body (round to the nearest one-hundredth)

600

400

This cardiovascular disease occurs when a blood vessel bursts within the brain

Brain hemorrhage 

or

Hemorrhagic Stroke

400

Name the three main functions of the respiratory system

Oxygenates the body

Protects against inhaling harmful particles

Converts oxygen into CO2

500

Name the three steps to developing an exercise plan that work for you

- Finding movements you enjoy

- Make time

- Move

500

Name the four studied components of blood

Plasma, platelets, red and white blood cells

500

Name the three types of muscle, their location, AND their definition

Smooth muscle: involuntary movement; found in digestive system (intestines, stomach, etc.)

- Skeletal muscle: voluntary movement; found in arms, legs, head, etc.

- Cardiac muscle: pumps blood; found in the heart


500

This is the term for plaque build up in the arteries

Artheroclerosis

500

What are the two problems (results) of Type 2 Diabetes?

- Pancreas does not produce enough insulin

- Cells respond poorly to insulin