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							Welcome! PEP326L Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology RESOURCE PAGE FOR DR. MANG | 
						
						
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							Unit One is for Exam One: Muscle and Nerve | 
						
						
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							Interactive Quiz One: Muscle and Nerve (Note: Need to do on computer with mouse) | 
						
						
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							Intro, Homeostatic Control, Neuromuscular Function/Adaptation: Scholarly Questions and Analytical Thinking | 
						
						
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							Unit Two is for Exam Two: Metabolism | 
						
						
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							Interactive Quiz Two: Metabolism (Note: Need to do on computer with mouse) | 
						
						
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							Metabolism: Scholarly Questions and Analytical Thinking | 
						
						
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							Unit Three is for Exam Three: Metabolic Adaptations and Cardiovascular Physiology | 
						
						
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							Interactive Quiz Three: Metabolic Adaptations and Cardiovascular (Note: Need to do on computer with mouse) | 
						
						
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							Metabolic Adaptations and Cardiovascular: Scholarly Questions and Analytical Thinking | 
						
						
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							Unit Four is for Exam Four: Respiratory Physiology and Endocrinology | 
						
						
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							Interactive Quiz Four: Respiratory and Endocrinology (Note: Need to do on computer with mouse) | 
						
						
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							Respiratory and Endocrinology: Scholarly Questions and Analytical Thinking | 
						
						
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							VERY HELPFUL Exercise Physiology Learning Tips and Resources: These are ESSENTIAL PPTX slide Content to help you learn the material | 
						
						
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							Class, I have organized the learning tips by UNIT as we progress in class. | 
						
						
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							Unit One: Intro, Muscle and Nerve LEARNING TIPS | 
						
						
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							Class, here is an online WEB site with videos explaining many aspects of physiology and biology | 
						
						
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							Origins and Pioneers of Exercise Physiology | 
						
						
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							Five Components of Fitness | 
						
						
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							Longitudinal Research | 
						
						
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							Homeostasis, Steady State, Negative Feedback | 
						
						
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							Gross Muscle Structure | 
						
						
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							Sarcoplasmic reticulum and transverse tubules | 
						
						
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							Actin and Myosin Muscle Proteins | 
						
						
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							Sarcomere | 
						
						
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							Muscle Fiber Type Comparisons | 
						
						
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							The Motor Unit, Motor Unit Recruitment, All-or-None Response | 
						
						
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							BASIC Muscle Contraction Quiz  | 
						
						
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							Quiz on Components within Muscle | 
						
						
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							Neuromuscular Junction and Arrival of Action Potential and Complete muscle contraction sequence | 
						
						
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							Morphology of a Motor Neuron | 
						
						
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							Important Electrical Charges in Nerves | 
						
						
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							Action Potential Steps | 
						
						
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							Hypertrophic Factors to Resistance Training and Neural Drive Explanation | 
						
						
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							Muscle spindle and glogi tendon organ | 
						
						
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							Complete Muscle Contraction Quiz from Arrival of Action Potential thru Muscle Contraction | 
						
						
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							Practice Quiz of Pioneers of Exercise Physiology | 
						
						
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							Unit Two: Metabolism Systems LEARING TIPS | 
						
						
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							Oxidation and Reduction (REDOX) | 
						
						
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							Energy Systems of the Body of Four Stages of Carbohydrate Metabolism | 
						
						
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							Enzymes and Induced Fit of Enzymes | 
						
						
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							Glycolysis: Stage I of Carbohydrate Metabolism | 
						
						
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							Understanding Allosteric Enzymes: PFK Example | 
						
						
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							Lactate Formation Explanation (and graphic of NADH+H+ Shuttle) | 
						
						
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							What is the cause of the burn? | 
						
						
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							Lactate Article by Dr. Kravitz | 
						
						
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							Mitochondrion Morphology | 
						
						
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							Stage II of Carbohydrate Metabolism  | 
						
						
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							TCA Cycle: Stage III of Carbohydrate Metabolism | 
						
						
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							Electron Transport Chain: Stage IV of Carbohydrate Metabolism | 
						
						
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							ATP (Total) Production from One Molecule of Glucose and One Molecule of Glycogen | 
						
						
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							RER Chart, Optimal Fat Burning Controversy, Accumulated Time in Exercise, RPE (Borg Ratings Chart) | 
						
						
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							Acidosis | 
						
						
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							Unit Three in Two Parts: VO2 Max, Aerobic and Metabolic Adapations to Exercise, Peripheral Fatigue, EPOC & More LEARING TIPS  | 
						
						
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							VO2 Max, VO2 Peak, VO2 Max Criteria | 
						
						
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							Aerobic Adapations to Exercise | 
						
						
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							Anaerobic Adaptations to Exercise | 
						
						
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							Buffering | 
						
						
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							What is the Optimal Fat Burning Zone? | 
						
						
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							Oxygen Deficit, EPOC, Lactate Formation, Lactate Threshold and Training Comments | 
						
						
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							Fatigue: Three Sites of PERIPHERAL Fatigue | 
						
						
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							Unit Three: Cardiovascular Physiology LEARING TIPS | 
						
						
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							Heart Anatomy Review | 
						
						
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							Blood Flow Through Pulmonary and Systemic Circuits and Blood Flow Self-Test | 
						
						
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							Cardiac Cycle | 
						
						
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							Cardiac Conduction System | 
						
						
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							EKG Rhythm Strip | 
						
						
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							Sample Ventricular Volume and Ejection Fraction Calculations | 
						
						
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							Sample Cardiac Output (Q) Calculations | 
						
						
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							Cardiovascular Responses and Adaptations to Aerobic Exercise | 
						
						
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							Oxygen Deficit, EPOC, Lactate Formation, Lactate Threshold and Training Comments | 
						
						
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							Unit Four in Two Parts: Respiratory Physiology LEARING TIPS | 
						
						
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							One alveolus | 
						
						
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							Ventilation, Partial Pressures Calculation and John Dalton's Two Laws | 
						
						
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							Partial Pressures Values through the Body: Make sure you do the Quiz on this link | 
						
						
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							Video Explaining Gas (O2 and CO2) Exchange in the Body | 
						
						
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							Understanding the Oxygen-hemoglobin Dissociation Curve | 
						
						
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							The Borr Effect | 
						
						
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							Carbon Dioxide Transport in the Blood | 
						
						
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							Internal and External Respiration Summary | 
						
						
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							Asthma | 
						
						
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							Altitude Training; What are the 3 Common Methods and Which is Best? | 
						
						
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							Fatigue: Three Sites of PERIPHERAL Fatigue | 
						
						
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							Unit Four: Endocrinology LEARING TIPS | 
						
						
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							Diabetes Consequences, Hormone Receptor Complext, Insulin Levels During Exercise | 
						
						
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							Anti-Diuretic Hormone and Growth Hormone | 
						
						
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							Aldosterone, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine, Cortisol | 
						
						
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							Glucose and Fat Metabolism During Exercise | 
						
						
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							Hormones of Exercise Lecture and Quiz | 
						
						
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							Thank you Class. Please stay laser focused on your studies. You can do it. | 
						
						
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