B7 Further Biology - Peak Performance (Movement and Exercise)

What is the primary purpose of bone?

Muscles or mechanisms working in opposite are known as?

Using good techniques and methods to get the same result when doing a measurement again is?

Blood pressure has two values, one for contraction and relaxation. Which is contraction?

What type of skeleton do humans have?

Callipers can be used to measure?

Which of these is the diagnosis for wear and tear of articular cartilage?

What are the main two minerals added to bone to give it the structure it has and its strength?

In sports injury, RICE stands for?

Which of these has elastic properties and is made up of fibres that contract and relax?

Which of these is for holding bones together and is tough but sufficiently elastic?

Bone is made up of which protein (that has many minerals to give it strength)?

Body mass index (BMI) is measured by?

What is found on the end of bones to help with growth of them and protection of them?

Which of these attaches muscle to bone and is very strong with little elasticity?

What is the name of the oily fluid that is in a type of joint to prevent friction?

Supporting recovery for skeletal-muscular injuries and problems with joints is a role for a?

Equipment that is calibrated in order to ensure that it gives you the true value is said to be?

The time taken for heart rate to return to resting value after exercise is called?

Which of these is a smooth layer at the end of the bone preventing them from rubbing together?