Exercise Physiology: Study Guide, Workbook and Lab Manual

Edition: 7

Copyright: 2021

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The Exercise Physiology, Study Guide, Workbook, & Lab Manual offers students an all-inclusive resource to help navigate an Advanced Exercise Physiology course. The 7th edition of this text offers a well-organized and easy to follow guide through a two semester course which focuses on system-based exercise physiology (semester one) and clinical and applied applications related to the field (semester two). The text is organized into two main Sections, with five primary Units in section one and four in section two. Each unit has content specific Chapters organized around a main topic. The text also contains a Laboratory Manual which includes numerous laboratory assignments and review questions which correspond to material outlined in each unit.

Exercise Physiology, Study Guide, Workbook, & Lab Manual (7th edition) includes many features that aid in student learning.

Specifically it includes:

  • Outlined notes which follows classical texts material and includes research data from primary literature.
  • Figures, charts and other visual aids embedded into chapter notes.
  • Chapter review questions to enhance student learning of important concepts.
  • Unit cross-word puzzles provided for additional learning.
  • Unit laboratory assignments and review questions to teach applied and clinical exercise physiology skills; a goal of the laboratory assignments is to also help solidify student comprehension of important concepts.

Preface
 How to Use This Text

SECTION I

UNIT 1: ENERGY METABOLISM: PART I
 Chapter 1: Energy Value of Food
 Chapter 2: Introduction to Energy Transfer
 Chapter 3: Energy Transfer in the Body

UNIT 2: ENERGY METABOLISM: PART II
 Chapter 4: Energy Transfer in Exercise
 Chapter 5: Measurement of Energy Expenditure
 Chapter 6: Human Energy and Expenditure

UNIT 3: NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY AND EXERCISE
 Chapter 7: Skeletal Muscle
 Chapter 8: Neural Control of Human Movement

UNIT 4: CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 9: General Overview of the Cardiovascular System

UNIT 5: CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 10: Pulmonary Structure and Function
 Chapter 11: Gas Exchange and Transport
 Chapter 12: Pulmonary Ventilation

SECTION ONE: LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS
 Unit One Laboratories
 Unit Two Laboratories
 Unit Three Laboratories
 Unit Four Laboratories
 Unit Five Laboratories

SECTION II

UNIT 1: EXERCISE AND THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
 Chapter 13: Exercise and the Endocrine System

UNIT 2: CLINICAL EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 14: Body Composition
 Chapter 15: Overweight, Obesity, and Weight Control (Exercise and Brain Function)

UNIT 3: EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
 Chapter 16: Exercise at Altitude
 Chapter 17: Diving Depth and Pressure
 Chapter 18: Microgravity
 Chapter 19: Exercise and Thermal Stress

UNIT 4: EXERCISE IS MEDICINE
 Chapter 20: Electrocardiogram/Exercise for Rehabilitation

SECTION TWO: LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS
 Unit One Laboratories
 Unit Two Laboratories
 Unit Three Laboratories
 Unit Four Laboratories

Randy W Bryner
David A Donley

The Exercise Physiology, Study Guide, Workbook, & Lab Manual offers students an all-inclusive resource to help navigate an Advanced Exercise Physiology course. The 7th edition of this text offers a well-organized and easy to follow guide through a two semester course which focuses on system-based exercise physiology (semester one) and clinical and applied applications related to the field (semester two). The text is organized into two main Sections, with five primary Units in section one and four in section two. Each unit has content specific Chapters organized around a main topic. The text also contains a Laboratory Manual which includes numerous laboratory assignments and review questions which correspond to material outlined in each unit.

Exercise Physiology, Study Guide, Workbook, & Lab Manual (7th edition) includes many features that aid in student learning.

Specifically it includes:

  • Outlined notes which follows classical texts material and includes research data from primary literature.
  • Figures, charts and other visual aids embedded into chapter notes.
  • Chapter review questions to enhance student learning of important concepts.
  • Unit cross-word puzzles provided for additional learning.
  • Unit laboratory assignments and review questions to teach applied and clinical exercise physiology skills; a goal of the laboratory assignments is to also help solidify student comprehension of important concepts.

Preface
 How to Use This Text

SECTION I

UNIT 1: ENERGY METABOLISM: PART I
 Chapter 1: Energy Value of Food
 Chapter 2: Introduction to Energy Transfer
 Chapter 3: Energy Transfer in the Body

UNIT 2: ENERGY METABOLISM: PART II
 Chapter 4: Energy Transfer in Exercise
 Chapter 5: Measurement of Energy Expenditure
 Chapter 6: Human Energy and Expenditure

UNIT 3: NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY AND EXERCISE
 Chapter 7: Skeletal Muscle
 Chapter 8: Neural Control of Human Movement

UNIT 4: CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 9: General Overview of the Cardiovascular System

UNIT 5: CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 10: Pulmonary Structure and Function
 Chapter 11: Gas Exchange and Transport
 Chapter 12: Pulmonary Ventilation

SECTION ONE: LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS
 Unit One Laboratories
 Unit Two Laboratories
 Unit Three Laboratories
 Unit Four Laboratories
 Unit Five Laboratories

SECTION II

UNIT 1: EXERCISE AND THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
 Chapter 13: Exercise and the Endocrine System

UNIT 2: CLINICAL EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
 Chapter 14: Body Composition
 Chapter 15: Overweight, Obesity, and Weight Control (Exercise and Brain Function)

UNIT 3: EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
 Chapter 16: Exercise at Altitude
 Chapter 17: Diving Depth and Pressure
 Chapter 18: Microgravity
 Chapter 19: Exercise and Thermal Stress

UNIT 4: EXERCISE IS MEDICINE
 Chapter 20: Electrocardiogram/Exercise for Rehabilitation

SECTION TWO: LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS
 Unit One Laboratories
 Unit Two Laboratories
 Unit Three Laboratories
 Unit Four Laboratories

Randy W Bryner
David A Donley