spez anatomy

Elasticity is….

Contractibility is the….

Extensibility is the….

One of the functions of the skeletal muscle tissue is the generation of heat. true. false.

The sarcoplasm: Surrounds the perimysium. Wraps around the muscle. Contains ATP and phosphagens.

Training has no influence on the force-length relationship through sarcomeres in series. true. false.

Fibers type IIb are mainly targeted in: Endurance exercise. Resistance exercise.

Fibers Type 1. Are predominant in sprinting. Are predominant in walking. Are predominant in postural control.

Pennants muscles: Are able to produce high Vmax. Are able to produce high Fmax. Have more sarcomeres in series.

In Pennante muscles. The fibers run from tendon to tendon. There is a tendon that runs trough the muscle. The fibers are arranged in a circular fashion.

Sarcomeres in parallel increase with. Hypertrophy training. Eccentric training.

Sarcomeres in series increase with. Hyper. Eccentric.

The lever systems in the human body helps to reduce effort. true. false.

In the lever system, the greater the ratio of the effort arm to the load…. the less efficient the lever system is. the more efficient the lever sistem is. this ratio has no influence on the efficiency.

If the power arm is twice the resistance arm:

In a first-class lever. The fulcrum lies between the applied force and the load. The load lies between the applied force and the fulcrum. The applied force is between the load and the fulcrum.

In a second-class lever. The fulcrum lies btw the applied force and the fulcrum. The load lies btw the applied force and the fulcrum. The applied force is btw the load and the fulcrum.

In a third-class lever. The fulcrum lies btw the applied force anpplied force and the load. The load lies btw the applied force and the fulcrum. The applied force is btw the load and fulcrum.

The large lobe plans eye movement and visual attention. true. false.

The parietal lobe. plans movement. is responsible for attention. and3 are true.

The hippocampus is responsible for the encoding of short term memories into long term memory. true. false.

The Wernicke's is located in the.

The Wernicke's areas….

The prespnosia is responsible for….

The ventricular System functions as:

The cerebserkinal fluid….

The circle of Willis….

When suffering a stroke. the medical cerebral artery... i.

The sensory pathways bring information to the brain from….

In the ascending pathways from the SC The spinethamalic tracts is in charge of….

The descending pathways from the SC The corosspoinal is in tract of….

The reticulospinal tract is responsible for:

Squats are perfect for all legs muscles. true. false.

Poor flexibility is an injury risk factor. true. false.

Within the types of connective tissue, we find:

Ligaments are a type of….

Bones are a type of….

Fibroblasts can….

Collagen and elastin → allow tendons and ligaments to return to ….

When tendons are loaded their fibers are….

Ligaments are grail and stiff tisues. true. false.

Ligaments support….

Cartilages are highly vascular to build and heal tissue. true. false.

Cartilages are built by….

The axial skeleton is made of….

Wolff's law states that….

Tube-shaped bones have less possibilities of factures when the are loaded under….

Joints are always a part of connection btw bones. yes. no.

The spinal cord is longer than the vertebral column. true. false.

Gial cells are a group of different cells that support neurons. true. false.

Pull-up: Stating position, ; main muscles:

Pull-up: Stating position, ; auxiliary:

Pull-up: Upward phase, ; auxiliary:

Pull-up: Hold phase, ; auxiliary:

Pull-up: Upward phase, ; main:

Pull-up: Hold phase, ; main:

Pull-up: Downward Phase, ; auxiliary:

Pull-up: Downward Phase, ; main:

Bench Press: Stating position, ; main muscles.

Bench Press: Stating position, ; auxiliary.

Bench Press: Loweing phase, ; auxiliary.

Bench Press: Bottom position, ; auxiliary.

Bench Press: Pressing phase, ; auxiliary.

Bench Press: Loweing phase, ; main.

Bench Press: Bottom position, ; main.

Bench Press: Pressing phase, ; main.

Squat : Stating position, ; main muscles.

Squat : Loweing phase, ; main muscles.

Squat: Stating position, ; auxiliary.

Squat : Loweing phase, ;auxiliary muscles.

Squat : Bottom position, ; auxiliary muscles.

Squat :Pressing phase, ; auxiliary muscles.

Squat : Bottom position, ; main muscles.

Squat : Pressing phase, ; main muscles.