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SEHS 13: Exercise and immunity

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Question 1
1.
The immune system _______ the body from _______ . It is involved in _______ repair and protection against potential _______ .
Question 2
2.

Pathogens are microorganisms that can cause disease.

Cover "pathogens" and "foreign, infectious microbes"
Cover "Innate" and "Adaptive"
Also cover parts of some of the words in the explanations.
Question 3
3.
  • Physical: Skin, epithelial linings, mucosal secretions
  • Chemical: pH of bodily fluids, hormones and other soluble factors.
  • Leucocytes: White blood cells that fight disease.
  • Inflammation
  • Clotting
  • Lymphocyte and antibody production.
    • Innate immune system:
    • Adaptive immune system:
Question 4
4.

Which describes inflammation?

Question 5
5.

What can be a response that is similar to an infection after intense exercise?

Question 6
6.

What can be an effect of exercise intensity on leucocyte count which is similar to infection?

Question 7
7.

High and prolonged training loads can lead to an increase in immune function.

Question 8
8.

Which hormones can suppress the immune system after long periods of exercise?


Another way to use Anki:
Copy this passage:

When training loads are high and prolonged, there tends to be a decrease in innate and adaptive immune function.

Add a new deck and chose "Cloze" instead of "image occlusion"


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Question 9
9.

From a past paper:
An athlete has sustained cortisol levels that suppress their immune system. What has caused this?

Question 10
10.

Which is the main immune response that leads to the symptoms of DOMS?

Question 11
11.

A cyclist is training for the ultra-distance IncaDivide race across Ecuador and Peru. Explain the effect of the training load on the cyclist’s susceptibility to infection. [5]

Question 12
12.


Look at the mark scheme in the hint and note down the points you missed (your knowledge gap)