body comp Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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ways to measure to human body

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BMI
Body composition
Centre of mass

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2
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how to measure body size

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Height and weight
Stature (m) and body weight (kg) is a scientific analogue
Stature is more precise

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3
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what is morphology and Somatotypes

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Morphology (somatotypes evaluated by muscularity, linearity and fatness)- to evaluate Body build
Somatotypes is a graph to show different body sizes

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4
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Body composition measurements

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Chemical/ tissue composition

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5
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BMI index equation

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BW/H^2

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6
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what is BMI linked to (negative factors)

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a risk of death
Increased risk associated with being overweight/underweight with all causes

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7
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what and who is BMI used by commonly

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for body fat and obesity
used by clinicians, researchers etc.

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8
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what is WHO’s role in BMI

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Threshold values defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO)

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9
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limitations of BMI

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Good for populations but limitations for individuals (especially athletes)

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10
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NFL football players
BMI

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25-33

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NBA basketball players
BMI

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24.5

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12
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Professional cycling
BMI

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21.5

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13
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Visceral fat indicators

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Greatest risk to health
Deposited around organs
Abdominal measures
Waist: Hip ratio, Waist circumference

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14
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how science measures body composition

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dissection, medical imaging, skinfold (kinanthropometry), Biometric impedance, archimedes (weighing it air then weighing in water for density), air displacement (Bod Pod)

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15
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Densities of bone, muscle and fat

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Bone >muscle> fat

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16
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Density equation

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= Mass/ Volume kgl-1

17
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what is closely related to body comp

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tissue density

18
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define Centre of mass

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Is the point where the mass is equally distributed in all directions

19
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describe CoM for flat object with uniform mass

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center of mass is middle of object

20
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describe CoM for humans

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are not uniformly dense/ perfectly symmetrical

21
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what is the segmental methods

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shows Each part of the body has its own CoM

22
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define Kinematics

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Is the branch of biomechanics concerned with describing the motion of bodies

23
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define speed

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Is the magnitude of the instantaneous velocity

24
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define velocity and provide equation

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change in position/ change in time
Not always constant
Signs ± provides direction of motion

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define acceleration
Is the rate of change in velocity Is the derivative of velocity with respect to time or the second derivative of position with respect to time
26
where is the greatest acceleration on a graph
steepest gradient
27
what equation to use when working out horizontal/vertical velocities : projectiles
Use SOH CAH TOA
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History of High jumping
Scissors Western roll Straddle Frosbury flop : Dick Fosbury in 1968 Olympics Biomechanically efficient and CoM stays under bar as body goes over
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how is there an Illusion of floating : grand jete
CoM follows normal trajectory but appears floating bc head stays level, raised arms & legs at peak