Exercise physiology and biomechanics

The Biopac Student Lab Exercise Physiology and Biomechanics Core Discipline package provides educators with a complete, flexible teaching system that not only allows the study of the most widely studied responses in Exercise Physiology and Biomechanics, but also provides life science educators with an integrated system of hardware, software, and curriculum which increases student engagement and provides extensive instructor support—before, during, and after the lab. Dynamic experiments with students as subjects increase interest and retention. Basic lessons guide and prompt students. Promote student inquiry with advanced options or develop user-defined lessons and research projects. Extensive customization options, including the Curriculum Management System licensed feature, allow instructors an unprecedented level of control over lesson content and presentation.

Features 

• 27 lessons targeted for Exercise Phys. and Biomechanics
  • Exercise Physiology Core packagefor Windows BSLEXP-W or Mac BSLEXP-M
• Add four lessons with the Exercise Phys. transducer accessory pack BSLEXP-TA
• ECG, EEG, EMG, EOG and EGG
• Respiration
• Temperature
• Airflow and Lung Volume
• Gas Analysis (CO₂and O₂) Metabolic Cart
• Cardiac Output (via bioimpedance)
• Respiratory Exchange Ratio
• Basal or Resting Metabolic Rate
• Motor Unit Recruitment
• 12-Lead ECG
• Heart Sounds
• Blood Pressure
• Stroke Volume
• Gait Analysis (including Heel-Toe Strike)
• Range of Motion
• Acceleration, Velocity, Distance

Suitable for inquiry-based, active learning in 2-yr. and 4-yr. programs, medical schools, and nursing programs. Powerful setup and analysis tools make the BSL ideal for graduate studies and personal research.

CURRICULUM

• L11A Reaction Time II – Visual Stimulus
• H07 EMG
• L02 Electromyography II
• L03 Electroencephalography I
• L06 Electrocardiography II
• L01 Electromyography I
• L08 Respiratory Cycle I
• L16 Blood Pressure
• H27 Facial EMG
• L04 Electroencephalography II
• L07 ECG & Pulse
• L11 Reaction Time I – Auditory Stimulus
• L13 Pulmonary Function II
• L15 Aerobic Exercise Physiology
• L17 Heart Sounds
• L05 Electrocardiography I
• L12 Pulmonary Function I
• L10 Electrooculogram I
• H04 Blood Pressure
• H34 Electrogastrogram
• H36 Muscular Biofeedback
• H05 WAnT Wingate Test
• H08 Dive Reflex
• H23 Signal Averaging ECG
• H32 Heart Rate Variability
• H10 Hemispheric EEG
• H16 Reflexes & Reaction Time
• H02 Compartmental Modeling
• H20 Filtering
• H33 FFT Fast Fourier
• H12 Saccades EOG
• H13 Tracking EOG
• H14 Fixation I EOG
• H15 Fixation II EOG
• L20 Spinal Cord Reflexes

AREA OF STUDY

• Interface with Existing Exercise and Biomechanics Equipment – Exercise
• Muscular – Exercise
• Nerve Conduction – Exercise
• Biomechanics – Exercise
• Cardiovascular – Exercise
• Gas Analysis – Exercise
• Respiratory and Pulmonary Function – Exercise