Anatomy and Physiology Revision

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Across
  1. 1. - The largest volume of air that can be forcibly expired after the deepest possible inspiration.
  2. 4. - normal amount of air inhaled or exhaled per breath. Increases with exercise.
  3. 5. - Arteries become smaller to restrict the flow of blood during exercise.
  4. 9. - These allow for gross (large) movements
  5. 10. - the name given for someone who has a lower resting heart rate (particularly below 60BPM.
  6. 14. - Volume of blood ejected from the heart in one minute. Worker out by multiplying heart rate by stroke volume.
  7. 16. - When the chambers of the heart contract and empty
  8. 17. - Very strong, non elastic type cord that connects muscle to bone
  9. 20. - Elastic type fibre that connects bone to bone
  10. 22. - meet at a joint to produce movement
  11. 23. - A function of the skeleton to ensure safety of the vital organs
Down
  1. 2. - exercise in the presence of oxygen.
  2. 3. - Movement of bone or limb closer to the midline of the body
  3. 6. - An example of a ball and socket joint.
  4. 7. - Arteries become wider to allow a higher volume of blood to pass through to the working areas during exercise.
  5. 8. - Movement of bone or limb away from the body
  6. 11. - gradually reducing intensity of an exercise session, completing some light jogging and gentle stretching. One type of recovery.
  7. 12. - An example of this is the knee and elbow
  8. 13. - when the chambers of the heart fill with blood
  9. 15. - Acts as a tough buffer between bones to stop friction.
  10. 18. - process where oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse between blood, the capillaries and alveoli.
  11. 19. - exercise without/or with very little oxygen.
  12. 21. - Circular movement that occurs around an axis (joint)