Vocabulary
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Do you remember?
100

This molecule is made inside the mitochondria and provides energy for the cell.

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

100

This medical tool can show you your heart rate and oxygen saturation in your bloood.

Pulse oximeter

100

This is the easiest form of excretion while running.

What is breathing.

100

You worked out, you feel week, lightheaded, dizzy... you likely didn't do this before exercising.

What is eating

100

Coach Jon is running in his ________ NYC marathon on November 2

1st

200

Meaning "A chemical process inside cells that breaks down sugar to release energy", breathing is only part of this action.

Respiration

200

True or false: Your body can produce energy (ATP) with and without oxygen

True

Anerobic- without oxygen

Aerobic- with oxygen

200

Glucagon helps regulate sugar levels while working out, but the antidiuretic hormone, aldosterone, helps your body do this.

Help with hydration levels and blood pressure maintenance 

200

While atypical, some runners don't stop to use the bathroom, instead they do what?

Wear an adult diaper, use it and keep running.

200

Despite passing away in 2024, this Kenyan long-distance runner still owns three marathon records.

Kelvin Kiptum

300

Warm? Cold? This process helps to keep your internal body temperature stable.

Thermoregulation

300

You don't want to "hit the wall", which is a phrase that can mean this.

When it’s tough for the body to make energy it needs.

300

Things like diabetes, anemia, cardiovascular disease, hypertension are known as these, or something to consider BEFORE running a marathon.

Health risk factors

300

*cough cough* Running in this type of air will accelerate the drying of the lungs.

What is dry air.

300

Coach Jon is trying to run his marathon in an "average" time of....

Four to four-and-a-half hours (4.0-4.5 hours)
400

The average adult has anywhere between 300 million and 800 million of these located inside their lungs.

Alveoli

400

The _____ side of your heart only has to pump blood to your lungs and can get more tired during heavy exercise.

 Right

400

This small organelle is the primary source of energy within the cell(s).

Mitochondria

400

With people spending 7-10 hours a day on an electronic device, data suggests that our society is entirely too, this, meaning, "tending to spend much time seated" or "inactive"

What is sedentary.

400

To help address injuries and other medical situations that arise during a marathon, organizers of long-distance races often have these set up along the racecourse.

First aid stops/ EMS personnel 

500

Stiff muscles, tiredness, weakness are all feelings that can happen when working out hard, making your muscles produce a lot of this chemical.

Lactic acid

500

During heavy workouts, such as a marathon, the heart can pump anywhere between 14-16 _________ of blood per minute, or roughly 3 times more than when you're sitting down.

liters
500

Runners must excrete wastes as they run, what are four ways they do this?

Sweating

Breathing

Urinating

Defecating

500

After running a marathon, doctors says there is a 10-15% drop in _______ capacity for a few days, as this set of organs recovers.

Lung

500

Living things, plants, animals, fungi, etc., all seek to have a stable, internal environment; one that's not too hot/cold, has the correct pH, etc... this is known as...

Homeostasis