Exercise Physiology flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Exercise Physiology flashcards on topics from heart and lung responses to muscle injury and glycaemic control. It is for university students practising these topics and teachers looking for ready-made material. There are over 50 decks from more than 30 users, mostly at university level. Pick a deck and start studying.
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9 cardsLevel 1 Ex Phys Exam Top of the lungs
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271 cardsExPhys notecards
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105 cardsExercise Physiology Final Creatine Phosphate is...
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40 cardsPHTY203: Acute Responses to Aerobic Exercise: Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Key Terms and Abbreviations
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45 cardsWhole body response to exercise When does extrinsic control (i.e. extrinsic to an organ; hormones, neural control) become necessary over in...
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86 cardsChapter 6: The Cardiorespiratory, Endocrine, and Digestive Systems Fitness Terms
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96 cardsPHYL2730 EXAM NOTES Contribution of Energy Systems
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47 cardsThe Marathon: integrated physiological responses to exercise During exercise, many physiological processes are repeated in cycles which may be altered in frequency and/...
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29 cardsCardiorespiratory contributions to fatigue (KINE 4445- test 2) What is the VO2 fick principle?
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32 cardsCentral Fatigue (KINE 4445- test 1) What is the definition of central fatigue and peripheral fatigue?
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37 cardsPhysiology - heat stress Explain the human thermal regulation
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60 cardsPhysiology of Endurance Sport Training What are the ATP subunits?
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54 cardsExercise 2 What is the aim of the cardio-respiratory system?
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46 cardsMarathon Running What physiological functions increase during a marathon?
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65 cardsExercise Therapy for Chronic Disease Midterm 2 What connects cardiac muscle?
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27 cardsSR calcium handling (KINE 4445- test 1) What is the pathway of calcium to generate force?
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41 cards3 - Molecular and Cellular Adaptation What is a muscle physiologist interested in?
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56 cardsExercise 2 What is the main limiting factor for exercise intensity?
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39 cardsPhysiology of Exercise and Management of Sports Injuries What is physical activity?
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18 cardsPHTY203: Risk Stratification for Exercise Testing in Chronic Disease Week 8, Lecture 1
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38 cards8 - Feeding effects on metabolic regulation during exercise When you increase CHO what happens to muscle glycogen throughout exercise?
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37 cardsPhysiology
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45 cardsex phys exam notes movement of air into and out of the lungs
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36 cards1 - Methods in Skeletal Muscle Physiology: Investigating Fuel Metabolism in Humans What factors affect fuel metabolism in humans? (5)
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33 cardsAerobic capacity CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES TO ACUTE EXERCISE
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39 cardsAcute responses
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43 cards4200 Final- questions I've missed What is the name of the transporter that, as a result of stimulation by exercise, allows glucose from the b...
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19 cardsSPECIAL CIRCULATIONS Q redistribution in exercise: key facts (regarding muscle and cornonary)
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30 cards3a. Exercise Physio - Part II Block 8, Third Series of Lectures By Evan (part II)
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14 cardsRegulation and Integration of Oxygen Dependent and Independent Energy Production State the main difference between oxygen dependant and independent energy production
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16 cardsSkeletal muscle blood flow in exercise Give 5 methods of measuring skeletal muscle blood flow. Briefly explain what each of them are.
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30 cardsExercise & blood flow through special regions what does reduced alveolar oxygen do?
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9 cardsReactive oxygen species and fatigue (KINE 4445- test 2) What are the effects of ROS and for exercise? What are the effects of antioxidants?
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18 cardsWeek 10 Describe the CVS response to acute exercise
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28 cards2b. Exercise Metabolism What type of energy does ATP house and where is the most potent form?
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15 cardsSpecial Circulations during exercise Explain what happens to the renal system during exercise, and how does it deal with this decrease in blood ...
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16 cardsCirculatory responses to exercise Explain why we might see a fall in diastolic blood pressure during dynamic exercise.
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14 cards1036 - ventilation responses to exercise Define minute ventilation
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31 cardsVentilatory adjustments and oxygen uptake during dynamic exercise What is pulmoary ventilation?
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15 cardsNASM Chapter 4 Exercise Metabolism and Bioenergetics Vocab
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GoConqr OriginalExercise Physiology flashcards
The decks on this page let you work through individual terms and questions. They cover topics including cardiorespiratory responses, muscle injury, blood flow and glycaemic control. The cards on aerobic exercise responses include cardiac output and the functions of the cardiorespiratory system during exercise.
How to use the decks
Start with Whole body response to exercise if you want to consider how hormonal and neural control relate to local control. For a more focused topic, Training and Glycaemic Control asks about glucose uptake in skeletal muscle and changes in glycaemic control.
Work through a deck in short sessions, pausing to recall an answer before checking it. Return to questions that need more attention. If you want to see connections between topics, switch to a mind map on the unit page; for a different way to check your recall, try a quiz there.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Whole body response to exercise is a starting point for questions about hormonal, neural and local control. If you prefer a narrower topic, Training and Glycaemic Control includes questions on glucose uptake in skeletal muscle and how glycaemic control changes with exercise.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics from cardiovascular and pulmonary responses to muscle injury and glycaemic control. There are also cards on skeletal muscle blood flow and exercise metabolism. University students can use them to practise particular topics, while teachers can use the user-made decks as ready-made material.