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5. System that explains the relationship between ATP synthesis, intensity and exercise duration.
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1. The nutrients that supply most of the metabolic energy to the body are called:
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19. The _________________ are substances that help regulate metabolic and biochemical processes of the body, consuming them in small quantities.
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21. the ____________________ is modified if the heart rate or stroke volume is changed.
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4. Metabolic process by which fatty acids are metabolized and activated after one or two hours of physical exercise.
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17. The connection between the axon of a neuron and a muscle fiber is called union ________________.
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24. This anaerobic system allows energy to the body for high intensity activities in a short time (10 to 15 seconds) or explosive movements.
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29. They are small ducts that arise from the arteries and help regulate blood pressure.
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20. The metabolic system that is activated after 15 or 20 minutes of physical activity and whose substrates are carbohydrates, proteins and finally fats is known as:
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26. are substances that are obtained by eating foods that contribute to the growth and proper functioning of the body.
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2. ___________ is a process by which organisms absorb nutrients from food.
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10. Process by which a gas exchange is carried out (O2 and CO2).
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25. The point where a system change occurs during the exercise is known as a ventilatory ____________.
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11. Structure that covers the cell and defines its limits.
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3. The phase where the heart relaxes and re-fills the ventricles with blood is called.
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16. The ___________ travel through the blood to different organs are also involved in processes such as metabolism, growth and development and reproduction.
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14. Molecules formed by amino acids that help in the synthesis and maintenance of different tissues.
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12. The phase where the heart contracts and drives the blood to reach the whole body is known as.
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27. Small veins that carry blood from the capillaries to the veins.
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7. liquid part of the blood or lymph fluids where it is possible to find components in suspension.
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22. Test where the greatest distance traveled for 12 minutes is observed.
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30. Muscular tissue is composed of _____________ muscles, which have the shape of an elongated filament.
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13. Liquid that transports oxygen or carbon dioxide through veins and arteries throughout the body
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15. Structures containing alveoli that allow gaseous exchange.
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28. Conduits that are responsible for transporting blood with CO2 to the heart.
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9. Organ responsible for pumping blood to the entire body.
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6. It is the minimum anatomical unit present in all organisms that may or may not have a defined nucleus.
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18. _____ where different people's abilities and aptitudes are measured.
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23. is the unit of measurement of the metabolic index
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8. When an athlete after reaching a plateau in his heart rate along with other parameters during a physical exercise; It is said that it has reached its maximum ____.
