Across
- 3. ability to bend/stretch without breaking/tearing, and can be measured with a set of flexibility tests
- 6. a variety of diagnostic tests that produce images to help detect potential health problems (include x-ray, MRI, ultrasound, CATSCAN, EKG, EEG, etc.)
- 7. assesses lung function by measuring how much air you inhale and exhale, and how fast you exhale
- 10. variety of tests that detect amounts of substances in the bloodstream (electrolytes, cholesterol, RBCs, WBCs, platelets, etc.)
- 12. amount of glucose, or sugar, in your bloodstream
- 14. the measurement from base to top (of a standing person) or from head to foot
- 15. amount of oxygen in the bloodstream readily available to tissues
- 16. amount of force produced with a single maximal effort; can be measured by determining a 1 rep max
- 17. these studies can be conducted to help determine the effectiveness of your sleep cycles, oxygen uptake, and sleep/wake time
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- 1. the proportion of fat and non-fat mass throughout the body
- 2. ability of circulatory and respiratory systems to efficiently and effectively deliver oxygen to muscles during sustained physical activity; can be measured with V02 max tests, metabolic equivalents (METs), submaximal exercise tests
- 4. ability of a muscle or group of muscles to sustain repeated contractions against resistance for an extended period of time; can be measured by performing repetitions to fatigue
- 5. the force with which an object is pulled toward the earth
- 8. number of heart beats per a specified period of time (usually per minute)
- 9. the force of blood flowing through your blood vessels
- 11. number of breaths per a specified period of time (usually per minute)
- 13. the amount of force produced during a single grip; can be measured with a handheld dynamometer