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Ks3 Health And Fitness Key Words
Date : 28/02/2021
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Uploaded by : Tamzin
Uploaded on : 28/02/2021
Subject : Biology
Health and Fitness
Anaerobic Releasing energy from the breakdown of glucose without oxygen, producing lactic acid (in animals) and ethanol and carbon dioxide Antagonistic Muscles Muscles working in unison to create movement. Aerobic Breaking down glucose with oxygen to release energy and producing carbon dioxide and water. Biceps An example of an antagonistic muscle pair when with the triceps. Blood A liquid that transports oxygen, dissolved substances and heat around the body. Cartilage Smooth tissue found at the end of bones, which reduces friction between them. Contract When muscles are working, and they get shorter in length. Ligaments Connect bones in joints. Lung Capacity Measure of the amount of air breathed in or out. Neurons A type of specialised cells which transmit electrical impulses. Peak Flow A measure of how quickly you can blow out of your lungs. Reaction Time The length of time taken for a person to respond to a stimulus. Respiration Breaking down glucose with oxygen to release energy and producing carbon dioxide and water. Stimulus A thing/event that the body reacts to. Tendons Connect muscles to bones. Triceps An example of an antagonistic muscle pair when with the biceps.This resource was uploaded by: Tamzin
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