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the two types of exercise
aerobic, and anaerobic
three components in aerobic exercise
frequency, intensity, and duration
three types of anaerobic exercise
isometric, isotonic, and isokinetic
the little or no outward movement of the body
isometric
exerting a more or less force against a moveable resistence
isotonic
exerting as much force as possible against a resistence at a more or less constant speed
isokinetic
what is the weight or resistence used when doing push- ups?
the body
which muscle helps you sit up from a reclining position?
rectus abdominus
the amount of fat in relation to a person's total body weight
percent body fat
the percentage of fat, muscle, bone, connective tissue, and water in body
body compositions
the warm up should last how long?
5 min.
the enlargement of muscles when used
hyperatrophy
when the muscle is unused and starts to waste away
atrophy
what is stored in each muscle cell?
phosphate
the break down of the glucose into a compound
lactic acid
athletes need ore of what?
water and energy
the largest organ in body
skin
list of skin layers from top to bottom
epidermis, dermis, hypodermis
most complex layer
dermis
small sacs of epidermal cells in the dermis
hair follicles
oil on the skin
sebum
connected to the hair follicles
sebaceous glands
regulates body temperature
sweat glands
disease causing organisms
pathogens
nerve endings in dermis
sensory receptors
darkens skin
melanin
bad breath, is caused by mouth neglect
halitosis
a condition where the upper and lower jawes don't line up
malocclusion
prevents and corrects improperly alligned teeth
orthodontist or dentist
means dark
melan
means cancer
carcino
means tumor
oma
means tooth
dent
means something that produces
gen
means disease
patho
means on, over, or above
epi
means skin
derm
means less than, beneath, or below
hypo
treats skin diseases and disorders
dermatologist
means air
aer
means without
an