Physiology Labs at Home
by Mark Kelly
- Publisher
- Irvine Valley College
- Subjects
- Medicine
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as LibreTexts states it. Non-commercial use only.
- Who can read
- Teens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects
Contents
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- Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Prelude from Author
- Table of Contents
- Inspiration from Desperation
- Licensing
- Overview of Chapters
- Organization of the Lab Manual
- 1: Calculating % Change and Difference and Diffusion
- 1.1: Part A- Percent change
- 1.2: Part B- Percentage different
- 1.3: Part 2- Diffusion- Temperature and Density/Concentration Effects
- 1.4: Section 1- Worksheet 1
- 1.5: Part C- Acids and Bases in your Home and Foods
- 2: The Cell and Division of Labor
- 2.1: Part A- Relate your bodily organs to an organelle
- 2.2: Part B- Domestic or Commercial Organization
- 2.3: Worksheet- Tables for Part A and Part B
- 3: Anthropometrics
- 3.1: Part A- Body Composition Analysis Case Study
- 3.1.1: Part A1. Calculate your BMI- body mass index
- 3.1.2: Part A2- Ideal Body Weight (IBW) Guides
- 3.2: Part B- Circumference Measures
- 3.2.1: Part B1- Waist circumference
- 3.2.2: Part B2- Waist to Height Ratio
- 3.2.3: Part B3- Waist to Hip Ratios (WHR)
- 3.2.4: Part B4- The U.S. Navy body fat estimation formula
- 3.3: Part C- Body Frame Estimations
- 3.4: Section 3 Work Sheet for Body Composition
- 3.4.1: New Page
- 3.4.2: New Page
- 3.4.3: New Page
- 3.4.4: New Page
- 3.5: New Page
- 4: Metabolism and Calorie Burn
- 4.1: Part A- Calculate your RMR or BMR-
- 4.2: Part B. Calculating RMR based off of Lean Body Mass (LBM)
- 4.3: Part C. Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)
- 4.3.1: Using the Activity Factor
- 4.3.2: Using Institute of Medicine Formula
- 4.4: Part D- Using METs- Metabolic Equivalent Units- to calculate RMR
- 4.5: Part E- Using the “Compendium of Physical Activity”
- 4.6: Section 4- Worksheet
- 4.7: New Page
- 5: Nutrition
- 5.1: Part A- Vegetarianism -Good or Bad- for you and the environment
- 5.2: Part B- Nutrition Case Study -Using MyPlate.gov
- 6: Neurophysiology
- 6.1: Part A- Neurology- Agility, Balance and Coordination
- 6.1.1: Balance
- 6.1.1.1: Static Balance
- 6.1.1.2: Dynamic Balance
- 6.1.2: Coordination
- 6.1.2.1: Hand-Eye Coordination
- 6.1.2.2: Motoric coordination
- 6.1.2.3: 4. Perceptual Coordination- The Stroop Test
- 6.2: Simple and Choice Reaction Time
- 6.2.1: Worksheet for Reaction Times
- 6.3: Exercise and the Brain- Discussion
- 6.4: Lab for Special Senses
- 6.4.1: Worksheet for Sensory Physiology- Case Study
- 7: Muscle Performance
- 7.1: Part A- Strength- Predicted One-Repetition Maximum
- 7.2: Part B- Power Test- Vertical Jump and Clap Push Up Test
- 7.3: Part C- Muscular Endurance- Three Different Calisthenics- Until Fatigue
- 7.4: Part D- Agility Tests
- 8: Circulatory
- 8.1: Part A- Heart Rate Lab
- 8.1.1: Heart Rate Calculations Worksheet
- 8.2: Part B- Aerobic Capacity Estimation
- 8.2.1: Rockport Walk Test Calculation
- 8.2.1.1: Worksheet for Rockport Walk Test
- 8.2.2: 12-minute Run Test-
- 8.2.3: 1.5 mile Run Test
- 8.3: Worksheet for Rockport Walk Test and HR/VO2 comparison
- 8.3.1: New Page
- 8.3.2: New Page
- 8.3.3: New Page
- 8.3.4: New Page
- 9: Flexibility- Range of Motion
- 9.1: Part A- (Apley) Back Scratch Test
- 9.2: Part B- Sit and Reach
- 9.3: Part C- Torso Twist
- 10: Immunology
- 10.1: Part A- Preventing COVID19 and Its Spread
- 10.2: Part B-Psychoneuroimmunology (Stress and Immune System) -Discussion
- 11: Respiratory
- 11.1: Part A- The Talk Test
- 11.2: Part B- Breath Hold
- 12: Digestive
- 12.1: Part A- The Gut Brain Microbiome Axis- Discussion
- 12.2: Part B- Are you What you Eat?
- 12.3: Part C - Corn Test
- 13: Urinary
- 13.1: Part A- The Vitamin O.D
- 13.2: Part B- Asparagus Test
- 14: Genetics
- 14.1: Part A- Phenotypic Analysis- 23 and You
- 14.2: Part B- Who Are You? Nature or Nurture-Biopsychosocial Theory
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing
- Detailed Licensing