1
Q
What does PNF stand for?
A
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
2
Q
What is isometric contraction?
A
Where there is tension in a muscle but no visible movement.
3
Q
What is autogenic contraction?
A
Where there is a sudden relaxation of the muscle in response to high tension. The receptors involved in this process are Golgi tendon organs.
A-level PE A&P
flashcards
Decks in class (26)
# Cards
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Cardiac Conduction17
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Muscle Key Words7
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Thigh Muscles1
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Calf Muscles2
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Arm Muscles2
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Starling's Law3
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Heart Disease12
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Heart Adaptation4
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Transport of oxygen12
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Spirometer trace7
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Pathway of air19
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Effects of exercise on aerobic system5
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Gaseous Exchange0
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Motor Unit Anatomy6
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The Motor Unit key words4
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Skeletal Muscular Anatomy5
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Types of Muscular Contraction17
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Muscle Fibres0
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Planes and Axis13
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Vascular Shunt11
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Vo2 and OBLA3
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Energy Systems0
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Altitude12
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PNF3
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Venous Return7
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Elbow Joint Muscles8
