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Name: ______________________ Paper 1 Revision Booklet Name: ______________________

GCSE Skeletal System: What do I need to know? Know the location of the major bones in the body, know the 5 main functions of the skeleton. Function Description

GCSE Skeletal System: What do I need to know? Know the structure of a synovial joint, know the 6 types of movement, know the two types of joint and the movements available, know the articulating bones of the knee, hip, shoulder and elbow. A synovial joint is… Element Function Ligaments Tendons Cartilage ……………………….. Joint Type Articulating Bones Movements Knee Hip Elbow Shoulder

GCSE Muscular System: What do I need to know? Know the location of the major muscles in the body, know the role of the agonist, antagonist and fixator, know the three main antagonistic pairs Type Description Agonist Antagonist Fixator Joint Muscle Pair Movements Shoulder Elbow Knee

GCSE Muscular System: What do I need to know? Know the movement caused when each muscle is the agonist and give sporting examples. Muscle Movement? At which joint? Sporting example Bicep Tricep Quadricep Hamstring Deltoid Latissimus Dorsi Gluteals Gastrocnemius Abdominals

GCSE Levers: What do I need to know? Know the three classes of lever and their use in sport. Know the definition of mechanical advantage. Type of Lever _________________________ Where is it found in the body? Sporting example: Type of Lever _________________________ Where is it found in the body? Sporting example: Type of Lever _________________________ Where is it found in the body? Sporting example: Second class levers have a mechanical ____________ because the ________ is closer to the fulcrum than the ________. This means that _________________________________________________________. Third class levers have a mechanical ____________ because the ________ is closer to the fulcrum than the ________. This means that _________________________________________________________.

GCSE Planes & Axis: What do I need to know? Know the location of the planes of movement and application to examples. Know the location of the axis of rotation and application to examples. Name of Axis _________________________ Description: Movement example: Name of Axis _________________________ Description: Movement example: Name of Axis _________________________ Description: Movement example:

GCSE Planes & Axis: What do I need to know? Know the location of the planes of movement and application to examples. Know the location of the axis of rotation and application to examples. Name of Plane _________________________ Description: Linked Movements: Linked Axis: Example: Name of Plane _________________________ Description: Linked Movements: Linked Axis: Example: Name of Plane _________________________ Description: Linked Movements: Linked Axis: Example:

GCSE Cardiovascular System: What do I need to know? Know the double circulatory system, know the different types of blood vessel, understand the pathway of blood through the heart, know the equation for cardiac output, know the role of red blood cells. Pulmonary System Pumps blood from… Systemic System

What is the role of a red blood cell? GCSE Cardiovascular System: What do I need to know? Know the double circulatory system, know the different types of blood vessel, understand the pathway of blood through the heart, know the equation for cardiac output, know the role of red blood cells. What is the role of a red blood cell? Artery Vein Function Wall Lumen Blood travels at high or low pressure? Cardiac Output equation (including units):

GCSE Respiratory System: What do I need to know? Understand the pathway of air through the respiratory system, know the role of respiratory muscles in breathing, know the minute ventilation equation, know about alveoli as the site of gaseous exchange. Minute Ventilation Equation & Units: Mouth/Nose Alveoli Inspiration Expiration Muscles… Chest Cavity Size… Pressure… Air flows… During gaseous exchange, oxygen diffuses from… During gaseous exchange, carbon dioxide diffuses from…

GCSE Aerobic & Anaerobic Exercise: What do I need to know? Know the definitions of aerobic and anaerobic exercise, be able to apply practical examples. Aerobic Anaerobic Definition Duration of Exercise Intensity of Exercise Equation Sporting Examples

GCSE Effects of Exercise: What do I need to know? Understand the short term effects of exercise on the body systems, understand the long term effects of exercise on the body systems. Short Term Effects Effect What happens Why? Muscle Temperature HR/SV/Q Redistribution of blood TV/VE/BR Oxygen to muscles Lactic acid production Long Term Effects Effect What happens Why? Bone Density Muscle Hypertrophy Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance Resistance to Fatigue Rate of Recovery Aerobic Capacity Respiratory Muscles

GCSE Components of Fitness: What do I need to know? Know the definition, examples of and fitness tests for the components of fitness. Component Definition Examples Agility Balance Coordination Power Reaction Time Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance Cardiovascular Endurance Speed

GCSE Components of Fitness: What do I need to know? Know the definition, examples of and fitness tests for the components of fitness. Component Fitness Test Description Agility Balance Coordination Power Reaction Time Muscular Strength Muscular Endurance Cardiovascular Endurance Speed

GCSE Methods of Training: What do I need to know? Know the definitions, examples of and who the following methods of training are suitable for. Training Method Definition Example Who would it be suitable for? Circuit Training Fartlek Training Continuous Training Weight Training Plyometric Training Interval Training

GCSE Principles of Training: What do I need to know? Know the definitions, and be able to apply them to a training programme. Principle Definition Example Specificity Progression Overload Reversibility Frequency Intensity Time Type

GCSE Warm Ups & Cool Downs: What do I need to know? Understand the key components of a warm up and cool down and understand the physical benefits. Warm Up Component Reason Example Pulse Raiser Mobility Stretching Dynamic Movements Skill Rehearsal Cool Down Component Reason Example Low Intensity Exercise Stretching Benefits of a Warm Up Benefits of a Cool Down 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Method of Reducing Risk GCSE Injury Prevention: What do I need to know? Understand how the risk of injury can be reduced and know potential hazards in a range of settings. Setting Potential Hazards Sports Hall Fitness Centre Playing Fields Swimming Pool Artificial Turf Method of Reducing Risk Sporting Examples Personal Protective Equipment Correct Clothing / Footwear Appropriate Level of Competition Lifting & Carrying Equipment Safely Use of Warm Up / Cool Down

GCSE PE Paper 1 RAG I… RAG Key terms to revise… Know the location of major bones Know the 6 skeletal functions Know the structure of a joint Know the 6 types of movement Know about articulating bones Know the location of major muscles Know the role of different muscles Know the three main muscle pairs Know the movements muscles cause Know the planes and axis in the body Know the three types of lever Know the double circulatory system Know the types of blood vessel Know the pathway of blood Know about cardiac output Know the pathway of air Know the role of respiratory muscles Know about gaseous exchange Know about aerobic/anaerobic Know about the effects of exercise Know the components of fitness Know about training methods Know the principles of training Know about preventing injury