Kin 150 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

2 Functions of the respiratory system - Answer 1. Allows gas exchange (ventilation & respiration) 2. Regulates Acid-Base balance during exercise Ventilation - Answer Bringing air into & out of the lungs Respiration - Answer Oxygen moves out of the lungs and into the blood.. Carbon Dioxide moves from the blood and into the lungs.. Diffusion - Answer The movement of molecules along the concentration gradient Zones of the Respiratory System - Answer 1. Conducting Zone -Moves air th...

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Basic (smallest) living unit of the body - Answer Cell Primary Function of Mitochondria - Answer Produce ATP Homeostasis - Answer Maintenance of a constant internal environment during unstressed conditions. Internal environment doesn't always remain absolutely constant. General Components of a Biological Control System - Answer Sensor, Control Center, & Effectors Negative Feedback - Answer change in factor causes reaction to restore previous levels (thermoregulation, glucose, BP) ...

In general, the higher the intensity of the activity, the greater the contribution of - Answer anaerobic energy production. The complete oxidation of glucose involves the usage of three metabolic processes in the following order - Answer glycolysis, Krebs cycle, electron transport chain Because of complex control systems, the body always maintains homeostasis, even during prolonged or high intensity exercise. - Answer False The two primary tissues that act as storage sites for carbohydr...

Isotonic (dynamic) contractions - Answer - muscle changes length and moves a load - Concentric • Muscle shortens during force production - Eccentric • Muscle produces force but length increases (setting down a heavy object - arm flexors are active) Isometric (static) contractions - Answer - tension in the muscle increases but the muscle neither shortens or lengthens (cross bridges form but actin not moving). Force of load > Force produced -Ex:Holding book with extended arm, push...

Claude benard - Answer father of physiology -found that body maintain internal environment body internal system - Answer heart rate: 60-100 blood pressure: 180-20 body temp: 34-41 C pancreas - Answer digestion liver - Answer stores glucose nervous system - Answer -regulate blood vessel dilation constriction conformer - Answer -reptiles - environment controls body regulators - Answer -human -maintain constant internal environment -pro: can live anywhere -con: need to use...

What is the chain of survival? (4) - ANSWER-Early recognition and call for help, early cpr, early defibrillation, post resuscitation care early recognition and call for help to.. - ANSWER-Prevent cardiac arrest You do early cpr to... - ANSWER-Buy time You do early defibrillation to... - ANSWER-Restart the heart Post resuscitation care to... - ANSWER-Restore quality of life Four chambers of the heart - ANSWER-right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle the atria i...

Emergency - Answer Unexpected, Immediate risk to: -life -health -property -environment What is the most critical factor and best resource during an emergency? - Answer timely intervention and calm demeanor Emergency action plan - Answer a blue print for handling emergencies Four Stages: 1. Prevention 2. Preparedness 3. Recovery 4. Response Traige - Answer Determining the priority of patients treatments by assessing their needs *during response phase Recovery phase - An...

KIN 150 CPR Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Adult CPR is performed on - ANSWER-anyone over 8 years of age How deep should you compress the chest when giving CPR to an adult? - ANSWER-2-2.4 inches deep How many compressions to breaths? - ANSWER-30 compressions, 2 breaths Child CPR is for children ages - ANSWER-1-8 How deep should you compress the chest when performing child CPR? - ANSWER-2 inches deep CPR steps - ANSWER-1. check scene safety 2. tap and shout to see if pers...

Basic (smallest) living unit of the body - Answer Cell Primary function of mitochondria - Answer Produce energy Homeostasis - Answer Maintenance of constant internal environment during unstressed conditions Steady State - Answer physiological variable is constant, but not normal General components of biological control system - Answer Sensor, control center, effector Negative feedback - Answer react to restore previous levels Positive feedback - Answer React to cause more of st...