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Does ventilation increase with exercise? - ️️Fitness doesn't increase ventilation Type 1 Muscle Fibres - ️️Slow contraction time, small motor neuron, highly resistant to fatigue, low force production but high mitochondria and capillary density. Type 1 fibres are constantly working underneath and used for aerobic activity. Type 11a Fibres - ️️Moderately fast contraction time, medium motor neuron, medium force production and used for long term anaerobic activity <30min Typ...

What is a paradigm? - ️️A particular point of view or perspective -it is like looking through a lens and only seeing a small part of a bigger picture. This can be influenced by your race, social status, gender, religion etc What is the great sport myth? - ️️1) there is a feel good in countries that sport is pure and good 2) the purity and goodness is transmitted to those who play or consume sport 3) it is assumed sport always leads to individual and community development 4) the gr...

What is kinematics? - ️️The analysis of motion without considering the forces that cause that motion. What two key things do vectors have? - ️️Magnitude and Direction (have both vertical and horizontal components) What is Quantitative analysis? - ️️Involves the quantification of movement, motion tracking or measurement, modelling and simulation,(common in research) What are some pros and cons or quantitative analysis? - ️️PROS: - accurate measurements - Numerical comp...

What is psychology? - ️️"the scientific study of behaviour, where behaviour is broadly defined" what is social psychology? - ️️"the scientific study of human social behaviour -- the 'hows' and 'whys' of human social behaviour". what is sport/exercise psychology? - ️️"the scientific study of human behaviour in the sport/exercise context -- the 'hows' and 'whys' of human behaviour in the sport/exercise context" what are the two general categories of sport/exercis...

Why might it be effective for a coach to schedule skill practices in the evenings and not in the mornings? - ️️post-practice sleep consolidates (improves) skill learning Provide one pro and one con of static stretching. - ️️Pro - muscle relaxation, ranges of motion, prevention of hamstring injury Con - reduces performance, time consuming List and briefly define/explain FOUR variables, recommended by the American College of Sports Medicine, that are manipulated in a training pro...

Why might it be effective for a coach to schedule skill practices in the evenings and not in the mornings? - ️️post-practice sleep consolidates (improves) skill learning Provide one pro and one con of static stretching. - ️️Pro - muscle relaxation, ranges of motion, prevention of hamstring injury Con - reduces performance, time consuming List and briefly define/explain FOUR variables, recommended by the American College of Sports Medicine, that are manipulated in a training pro...

What term is used in reference to objective descriptions of processes, procedures, people, and other observable objects and activities? - ️️Data Which of the following processes is an ancillary function of the health record? - ️️Biomedical Research What term is used in reference to electronically accessed information that provides physicians with pertinent health information beyond the health record itself? - ️️Clinical Practice Guidelines To which of the following authoriti...

Dr. Collins admitted Mr. Smith to University Hospital. Blue Cross Insurance will pay Mr. Smith's hospital bill. Upon discharge from the hospital, who owns the health record of Mr. Smith? a. Mr. Smith b. Blue Cross c. University Hospital d. Dr. Collins - ️️Correct Answer: C Ownership of the health record is generally granted to the healthcare provider who generates the record. Since the record serves as both a medical document and as a legal document that provides proof of care, it is t...

Which one of the following actions would NOT be included int he professional obligations of the health information practitioner that lead to responsible handling of patient health information? A. Educate consumers about their rights and responsibilities regarding the use of their personal health information. B. Extend privacy and security principles into all aspects of the data use, access, and control program adopted in the organization. C. Honor the patient-centric direction of the national...

a data element name is considered which of the following: a. master data b. metadata c. structured data d. unstructured data - ️️b structured information used to increase the effective use of data - ️️metadata data element name, data type, and field length are examples of what kind of data - ️️metadata all documentation entered in the medical record relating to the patient's diagnosis and treatment are considered this type of data - ️️clinical data . A 65-year-ol...