PED 291 - Physiology of Exercise
Final exam test review-Physiology of Exercise
- The most effective training of the short term energy system
occurs with:
- What is interval training?
- What is isodynamic, isometric, Isokinetic?
- What are the terms that indicate the body's capacity to generate
ATP aerobically?
- What does a low heart rate during exercise and in recovery after
exercise indicate?
- What is overload, specificity, reversibility?
- What are the effects of exercise on resting blood pressure?
- What are the 2 parts of blood pressure?
- What are all the metabolic adaptations that occur with short
duration power training?
- What heart rate % improves cardiovascular fitness?
- What are the pulmonary adaptations to aerobic exercise training?
- What are the skeletal muscle adaptations that occur as a result
of aerobic exercise training?
- The minimum frequency for aerobic training per week is:
- How does someone maintain their fitness gains through aerobic
fitness training?
- Know what CRT is:
- What are the psychological benefits from exercise?
- What are symptoms of staleness or overtraining?
- What is conversational exercise?
- What is the single most important variable affecting exercise?
- What is the factor that determines whether an individual classifies
as a responder or nonresponder to exercise training?
- Maximum heart rate can be estimated by:
- All out exercise for 8 seconds places a demand on:
- Exercise for 8 seconds to 4 minutes places a demand mostly on:
- Exercise after 4 minutes places a demand mostly on:
- Know what frequency, duration, and intensity of exercise is,
and how they are related to cardiovascular fitness.
What is the threshold for aerobic training?
- What does VO2 max have to do with training improvement?
- What is the rest relief interval?
- What kind of training accumulates blood lactate?
- What duration amounts improve fitness levels of elementary school
children?
- What is the term for increased cross sectional area of individual
muscle fibers?
- What is the force velocity curve?
- What is concentric and eccentric?
- To determine the extent of true sex differences in muscular
strength, how is strength best evaluated?
- What are best muscle fibers for lifting?
- What are the factors that impacts the development and maintainance
of muscle mass?
- What are the factors that regulate skeletal muscle mass and
strength development?
- What % of a muscle's force generating capacity will produce
strength improvement?
- How do increases in muscle strength with resistance training
occur?
- What is DOMS?
- What type of strength training utilizes the stretch recoil characteristics
of the neuromuscular system?
- Should elementary children be provided strength training?
- What does plyometric training do for strength training?
- The plus and minus when doing strength and aerobic training.
- Muscle hypertrophy involves changes in:
- What is the muscle's force output capacity?
- An _________________ aid enhances exercise performance.
- What is stacking?
- _________________ blood is removed from a person, and stored
and then put back in. What benefit does this serve?
- What is the benefit of hyperoxic gas?
- What are the benefits and dangers of steroids?
- Why does warm up enhance exercise performance?
- What is Pangamic acid?
- What physiological adjustments occur due to red blood cell reinfusion?
- What is growth hormone?
- What is acromegaly?
- What is gynecomastia?
- The ergogenic effects of caffeine most likely result from:
- What is oxytocin and erythrocytin?
- What is L-carnitine?
- What is Clenbuterol?
- What is DHEA and what does it do?
- How much creatine can we have per day?
- Alcohol's effects on the athlete.
- What does creatine supplementation provide?
- What is creatine's loading phase?
- Is bicarbonate loading dangerous?
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