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1: Skeleton
What are the 5 primary functions 1,
How many bones in the body 2,
2 bone categorisations 3
26
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2. Joints
What are the 3 types of joints 1,
Define joints 2,
Describe fibrous joints 3
49
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Heart
What is the location of the heart 1,
What is the size of the heart 2,
What is the cardiac muscle known ...
32
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Blood
3 functions of the blood 1,
Explain transportation 3 major as...,
Explain regulation 4 major aspects 3
29
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Respiratory System
What is the pathway of inspired a...,
What is vital capacity 2,
What is tidal volume 3
19
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Digestive System
Where is the stomach 1,
How many sections does the stomac...,
How many values does the stomach ...
20
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Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Define the nervous system 1,
What is the cns 2,
What is the pns 3
26
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Energy Systems
What are the 3 energy systems 1,
How long is atp used for 2,
How long is atp cp used for 3
21
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Muscle(1)
What are the 3 different types of...,
What is the structure of smooth m...,
Where is smooth muscle found 3
25
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Quadriceps and Hamstrings
What 4 muscles make up the quads 1,
Origin of the rectus femoris 2,
What is the insertion of the rect...
20
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Glutes
Name the 3 glute muscles 1,
What is the origin of the glute m...,
What is the insertion of the glut...
11
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Calves
Name the 3 muscles in the calves 1,
Origin of the soleus 2,
Insertion of the soleus 3
10
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Adductors
Name the three adductor muscles 1,
Origin of adductor brevis 2,
Insertion of adductor brevis 3
10
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Hip Flexors
Name the four hip flexors 1,
Origin of the psoas major 2,
Insertion of the psoas major 3
17
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Spinal Muscles
What are the main muscles support...,
Origin of the erector spinae 2,
Insertion of the erector spinae 3
10
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Abdominals
What muscles make up the abdomina...,
Origin of the transverse abdominus 2,
Insertion of the transverse abdom...
13
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lats
Where does the lattimus dorsi ori...,
Where does the latimus dorsi inse...,
What action does it create 3
7
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Arms
What muscles make up the arm musc...,
Origin of the brachialis 2,
Insertion of brachialis 3
16
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Trapezius
What is the origin of the trapezi...,
What is the insertion of the traps 2,
What action do the traps cause 3
7
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Rhomboid
Where does the rhomboids originate 1,
What action do the rhomboids make 2,
Where do the rhomboids insert 3
9
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Pectoralis
Name the two pec muscles 1,
Origin of the pec minor 2,
Insertion of the pec minor 3
7
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Deltoids
Origin of the deltoids 1,
Insertion of the deltoids 2,
Action of the deltoids 3
4
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Rotator Cuff
What muscles make up the rotator ...,
Origin of the rotator cuff 2,
Insertion of the rotator cuff 3
15
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Posture
What is posture 1,
What factors influence posture 2,
Define posture 3
21
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Biomechanics
What is biomechanics 1,
What phases make up the gait cycle 2,
What is the stance phase broken d...
7
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