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Pulmonary Circulation
The right side of the cardiovascular system.
Key parts of the cardiovascular system
Arteries, veins, atria, ventricles, capillaries, septum
Heart Attack
Needs definition.
Stroke
Needs definition.
Health-related fitness
Aspect of fitness related to overall health.
Skill-related fitness
Aspect of fitness related to sports performance.
Essential workout equipment
Shoes
Functional Fitness
Fitness to perform daily life tasks.
RICE
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Core Training
Training focused on the core muscles.
Week people quit working out
Week 3
CNS
Central Nervous System
Setting (psychoactive drugs)
The environment can affect drug impact.
Risky Stage
The period when problems become apparent
Addiction and Brain
Related to the olympic system that releases dopamine
Dopamine
Feel-good chemical in the brain.
Hypoxia
Loss of oxygen to the brain, causing cell death.
NARCAN
Reverses heroin overdose.
Depressant commonly used by college students
Alcohol
Benzos Example
Xanax
Cocaine
Floods brain with dopamine.
Meth
Meth RUN
Beatles Song
LSD
Native American Church
KOK
GHB
Can be used for sexual assault.
Marijuana Drug
THC (what makes you feel different)
City with Highest Weed Percentage
NEW YORK (country is ICELAND)
Marinol
Synthetic product for ill people to keep food down.
Historical Reference of Cannabis
China.
Pandemic
Widespread epidemic.
Normal Rate
Endemic
Epidemic
Spike in cases of a disease.
Vector
Animal or insect spreading a disease.
Zoonotic
Vectors (dogs and cats)
Allergies
Chronic illness managed over a lifetime.
Acute
Like the Flu
Innate Immune System
Needs definition.
White Blood Cells
Important part of the human immune system.
T Cells and D Cells
Mechanism how immune system works
Bacteria
Makes poison to damage healthy cells (toxicity)
Smallest Pathogen
Virus.
Malaria
Caused by parasites.
Thrush
Fungal.
HIV
First case was in missouri, named robert rafer.
3 Es of Injury Prevention
Needs definition
Unintentional injury
Poisoning
Car Condition
4 things need to be in perfect contition or you could lose control of the vehicle.
Oil Avoided for Dorm Cooking
Olive oil produces too much smoke.
Second Collision
In car crashes, the car hitting you.
Transient Communities
A place where people are always moving around and is more dangerous
Chiropractic
alternative medicine
David Palmer
Reflexology (feet)
QI
Life for energy not measurable.
Homeopathic Medicine
Light treats lights.
Ingredients
Permanent, initieis?
Contraception
Forms of contraception
STDS, STIS
Guest Speaker information
Bacterial STIS
Know which STIS is bacterial
Viral STIS
Know which STIS is viral
HIV Exposure
Know about what you can use if you might have been exposed to HIV
Sustain Life
What is necessary to sustain life on our planet.
Renewable Resources
Resources that can be replenished.
Non-Renewable Resources
Resources that cannot be easily replenished.
Most Polluted Body of Water
INDIA
Ozone Layer
Good: sunscreen for the earth's surface
Cooking Temperature to Kill Bacteria
140 degrees