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Skeleton digram. What is #5?
Humerus
Skeleton Diagram. What is 12?
Femur
Muscle diagram. What is G?
Hamstring
Muscle diagram. What is E?
Latissimus Dorsi
Planes picture. What is B
Frontal Plane
Moves blood away from the heart.
Artery
Brings blood towards the heart
Vein
Allows the blood to only move in one direction not letting blood seep back through.
Valves
Heart Diagram. What is the left Ventricle
AE
This is where most absorption of nutrients take place?
Small Intestine
This is where most chemical digestion takes place with a little bit of Mechanical.
Stomach
What do you call the little flesh hairs inside the intestine that increase absorption.
Villi
Holes in the stomach.
Ulcers
Digestive system. What is AE?
Small intestine
When pressure is so high it cuts off the amount of oxygen to the brain.
Migraine headache
The Brain and spine are part of which system
Central nervous system
This part of your brain is responsible for Planning, problem solving, social behavior and self control.
Frontal
Brain what is #5
Brain stem
Big fibers, fast, explosive but doesn’t last long.
Fast Twitch IIx
What gives the muscle energy?
Glucose
What type of tissue connects muscles to bone?
Tendon
Is the Biceps and Hamstrings a Flexor or an Extender?
Flexor
A crack in the bone
Stress fracture
This connects bones to bones for support
Ligament
Hips and shoulders are this type of joint?
Ball and Socket
Elbows and knees are this type of joint?
Hinge
Any demand put on the body good or bad
Stress
Specific Adaptation to Imposed Demands- You get good at what you do most often
S.A.I.D Principle
Everything is at optimum function to perform all the functions of survival and happiness
Homeostasis


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