1. List the steps involved in a qualitative biomechanical analysis for technique improvement
2. Describe the important guidelines for observing a performance
3. Describe the difference between technical training and physical training
4. Evaluate a technical exercise or drill and determine whether it is appropriate
5. Describe the steps involved in a qualitative anatomical analysis
6. Identify the active muscle groups during any phase of a human movement and whether their contraction is concentric, eccentric, or isometric

1. Once inside your body, MRSA will cause some very specific reactions to take place, recruiting specialized cells to attach the MRSA. Describe what cells are being recruited and what is happening in this stage of immunity. Be sure to explain the origin of the cells and what types of things they produce.

What is true about the anterior pituitary gland?
A. there are different types of endocrine cells found there that produce different
hormones
B. all hormones are released from the anterior pituitary through the hypothalamic-hypophyseal
portal system
C. this gland produces LH and FSH which are both amine hormones, known as
gonadotropins
D. the levels of most of these hormones are controlled by a positive feedback loop

What are potential treatments/ research that is occurring for COVID-19?

_____ are the cell type found in the cerebellum.

Think about the microscopic, histological physical traits that are unique to cardiac muscle. In complete sentences, explain how these microscopic, histological physical traits are a reflection of the functions of the cardiac muscle tissue.

Think about the microscopic, histological physical traits that are unique to skeletal muscle. In complete sentences, explain how these microscopic, histological physical traits are a reflection of the functions of the cardiac muscle tissue.

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1. Sarah has normal vision. However, there is one area of her visual field where nothing is detected.  This is probably due to A. _________­__________________, which is caused by B. _________________________.

2. Why are we able to detect dim light better in our peripheral visual field compared to the center of our visual field? ___________________________________________________________

3. “Eyes like a hawk” is used to describe the superior vision of some predatory birds. List 3 ways in which bird eyes are different from human eyes. A.____________________________ B. ___________________________                     C. _______________

4. In many ways, the eye is analogous to a camera.  Matching parts of a camera to parts of an eye, complete the following analogies. Camera film would be analogous to the A.  _____________. The aperture would be analogous to the B.  _____________________. A cord connecting the camera to your computer to download the image would be analogous to the C.____________________.

After ovulation, ___1___

acts on the remaining follicle cells to promote the development of the ___ 2___ ,

which produces estrogen and large amounts of ____3____ ,

which then causes the endometirum to become ____4____

in preparation for ____5____

should fertilization of the ovum occur.

If the ovum is not fertilized the corpus luteum ____ 6____

resulting in a drop of estrogen and progesterone levels.

The endometrium then sloughs off in the ____7____ .

The drop in estrogen and progesterone removes the ____ 8_____

and the GnRH is produced by the _____9____

and the cycle beings again.

Please fill in the blanks with

hypothalamus

negative feedback imbibition

menstruations flow

degenerates

Progastrin

lH

nutritive and receptive

corpus luteum

implantation