SECTION ONE
Why is it important to warm up the body before physical activity?
Warming up helps reduce your risk of injury and the aches and pains that come with exercise.A warm-up helps you prepare both mentally and physically for exercise and reduces the chance of injury.
What happens to the body during a physical warm up?
Pulse increase
Get warmer
Muscles loosen up
What happens during the cool down phase?
Heart rate decreases
Blood circulation resumes fully carrying nutrients in the blood to assist muscle repair
What makes a studio/rehearsal space suitable in terms of its environmental conditions?
Acoustic qualities
No dangerous injury causing items left out
Describe how you are expected to be dressed in preparation for physical activity
Suitable footwear
Loose clothing that you are able to move in. Not jeans or other tight clothing items that restrict movement
You would have to take into consideration when participating in outdoor exercise?
That you are wearing suitable shoes with grip
Dress suitably considering the weather.
SECTION 2
There are 15 main bones in the body, list as many as you can below using the correct anatomical terminology and also explain where they are in the human body.
CRANIUM
MANDIBLE
STERNUM
RIBS
ILLIUM
SACRUM
FEMUR
PATELLA
TIBIA
FIBULA
CLAVICLE
SCAPULA
HUMERUS
RADIUS
ULNA
Name 10 of the 12 main muscles and explain where they are in the human body
FRONTALIS- forehead
DELTOID- shoulder
PECTORALIS MAJOR- boobs
BICEPS-front of arm
RECTUS ABDOMINALS- around belly button
SATORIUS- inside of thigh
QUADRICEPS- front of thigh
TRAPEZIUS- base of back of neck
TRICEPS- back of arm
GLUTEUS MAXIMUS-bottom
Name the three types of joints in the human body
FIBROUS
CARTILAGINOUS
SYNOVIAL
What types of movement do the joints enable the human body to do?
FIBROUS- fixed or immovable
CARTILAGINOUS- slightly movable
SYNOVIAL- freely movable
What is the function of the skeletal system?
Support our body needs to function and protection of vital organs. Also, bones contain certain fats and minerals
Describe the structure of a muscle
To generate force and to provide shape and form to an organism
Describe the structure of a type of joint
A hinge joint allows Flexion and extension
How many bones are in the human body?
206
SECTION THREE
What is the job of the Atria?
Receives blood returning to the heart from the body
What do ventricles do?
Function to pump blood to the entire body
What do the valves stop the blood from doing?
Flowing backwards
Describe the roll of the nervous system
Your nervous system is the control and communication system of the body. Its job is to send and receive messages. Your nervous system controls all your thoughts and movements.
Explain the link between the respiratory, circulatory, and the nervous system
N+r depend on each other for proper physiological function. The circulation is a result of the other two.
What are the alveoli surrounded by?
Capillaries
Where is the respiratory system does the gas exchange take place?
Tiny airsacs called alveoli in the lungs
What is the diaphragm?
What is the trachea
What is the trachea?
The tube that converts air to and from the lungs.
What does the respiratory system provide to the bodies systems?
Gets oxygen from the air so it can change food into energy
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