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Perform a hypertension evaluation. This evaluation is to be done only if medically approved. The purpose of this learning experience is to understand the bodies’ basic response to exercise. Take a resting blood pressure. After taking the blood pressure take your blood pressure while doing moderate to vigorous aerobic exercise. On another occasion take your blood pressure after doing mild- moderate arm curls, also mild- moderate bench press, then take your blood pressure after doing mild to moderate leg extension and leg press. Explain what happened and why the reading might have been different. See what happens when you hold your breath. Consider what influence supine has over seated bench press, or seated leg press vs. inverted leg press. After doing this self evaluation design a comprehensive exercise program for a hypertensive 50 year old male with a resting BP of 145/92. Explain why every exercise is included.
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Compare and contrast activation of a cell by peptide versus steroid hormones. Include at least one similarity and one difference in your answer. Remember that all answers must be specific, complete, and in full sentences to count for full credit
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In your dream, you are floating on a raft in the middle of the ocean. The sun’s hot, you are very thirsty, and you are surrounded by water. You want to take a long, cool drink of sweater, but something you learned in anatomy and physiology stops you from drinking and saves your life! Why shouldn’t you drink a sweater?
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5. How does endurance exercise prescription differ for older adults compared to a prescription for younger adults? (minimum 7 ways) (3.5 pts)
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It is projected that by 2035 the number of diabetes will increase by 96.2% in the Arab world.
Discuss 3 approaches of prevention to control the disease.
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Describe Type 1 diabetes in terms of the adaptive immune response that mediates it and what effect the autoimmune disease can have on the host.
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Questions about Cellular Neurobiology
1. Be able to draw a growth cone and the key cytoskeletal structures within that we have discussed in class. What are the key properties of actin vs microtubules, and what about these properties makes them appropriate for their respective roles in neuronal growth cones (or neurons more generally)?
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What is the difference between a stabilizing force and dislocating force? At what angle of pull does the stabilizing force become a dislocating force? Why? For full credit, draw the free body diagrams and equations of force or moment to support your answer.
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Calcium is released and sequestered differently in Skeletal and Cardiac muscles. Why are the differences important physiologically in relation to the purpose of those types of muscles?
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Questions about Cellular Neurobiology
8. Why might one observe differences in the results of in vitro vs. in vivo experiments?
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1. Define blood doping. Be sure to explain what is occurring from a physiological standpoint in both normal individuals and those who blood dope.
2. Provide the potential benefits and risks associated with blood doping.
3. What are your personal opinions on blood doping? Explain why you have that opinion and what experiences or logic has led to the formation of your opinion.
4. Blood doping is only banned in specific sports. Professional athletics such as basketball in the USA do not test for blood doping. Should they? Or is blood doping only impermissible in certain contexts? Explain your logic.
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