Exam 2 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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What is the average height loss per decade?

A

1 cm

Accelerates after 60

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2
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What is the gender difference in height loss?

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Females lose more

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3
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Why do females lose more height?

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Hormones
Diet
Weight
Difference in physical activity
Osteoporosis prevalence
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4
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Why does height loss happen?

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Vertebral compression
Changes in height and shape of intervertebral discs
Loss of muscle tone
Postural slump

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5
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What are the changes in weight associated with aging?

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Weight begins to decline after age 50

Biggest indicator of mortality risk is weight loss

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What are the factors responsible for weight loss during aging?

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Selective survival of healthy weight and population
Low obesity prevalence in the cohort
Aging process
Higher frequency of disease

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7
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What are changes in BMI in relation to aging?

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Little changes

Same weight but more fat and less muscle mass

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8
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What is the classification for underweight BMI

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9
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What is the desirable BMI

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18.5-24.9

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10
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What is an overweight BMI

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25-29.9

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11
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What is the obesity BMI

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> 30

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12
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What is the association between mortality and BMI

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HigH BMI high mortality

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13
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What are the height changes associated with aging?

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Height loss starts around 40

Both genders lose about 3-4% of their original height

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14
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What are changes associated with body comp during the aging process? The

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Same body weight but different composition

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15
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What are the factors that impact body comp with aging?

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Genetic
Aging
Diet
Disease
Physical activity participation
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16
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Fat mass during aging

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Increases

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17
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Fat free mass during aging

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Decreases

Physically weaker

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18
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What is the effect aerobic training has on body comp during aging?

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Decreases fat mass

Not effective in increasing fat free mass

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19
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What effect does resistance training have on body comp while aging?

A

Lose fat mass

Increase fat free mass

20
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What is the effect of aging on bones?

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Bone loss is greater than bone gain after 40

21
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What factors influence bone health

A
Hormones
Diet
Physical activity
Body weight
Gender
Ethnicity
22
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What factors contribute to frequent bone fractures during aging?

A
Decreases bone mass
Lifestyle
Genetics
Age
Inverse relationship with BMI
23
Q

What is osteoporosis

A

Low bone mass
Poor structural quality of the bone
Weak bones
Loss of bone mass

24
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Osteoporosis where you lose 3-7% per year for 5 years after menopause

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Osteoporosis which occurs in both genders | May develop eat any age
Type 2
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Why is flexibility important?
``` Range of motion Injury prevention Strain on other joint structures Balance Posture Quality of life ```
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Risk factors of osteoporosis
``` Age Gender Body size Ethnicity Family history Hormonal levels Diet ```
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Arthritis that is an inflammatory condition
Rheumatoid arthritis
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Arthritis that is a degenerative disease
Osteoarthritis
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What are risk factors of osteoarthritis?
``` >40-50 Gender Family history Higher body weight Physical inactivity Strenuous physical activity Muscle weakness ```
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Effects of exercise of osteoarthritis
``` Not a huge impact on the actual disease Improves function Less stress on the joints Weight loss Decreases pain General benefits of physical activity l ```
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What changes occur in skin during aging?
Thinning of dermis and epidermis elasticity of dermis and cross linking Reduced blood supply to skin Decreases activity of oil and sweat glands
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How does muscle strength change with aging?
Less muscle strength | Less change in upper extremities
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How does gender factor into muscle strength loss during aging?
Women lose less
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What happens to human growth hormone during aging?
Less is created
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What happens to muscle fibers during aging?
Decrease in number Decrease in IIb size Decrease in muscle quality
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How does muscle blood flow change with aging?
Capillarity declines so less blood is able to be used
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How does the nervous system change during aging?
Decline in axons and conduction velocity | Atrophy to nerve cells
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What is the variability in strength gains?
28%-153%
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What are some adaptions that can be made with resistance training?
Muscular hypertrophy | Neural adaptions
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What is IGF
Insulin-like growth factor | Hormone used to induce skeletal muscle hypertrophy
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What happens to muscular power during aging?
Loss of power
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How should a person train for power?
High velocity resistance training
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Seven dimensions of wellness
``` Social Physical Emotional Spiritual Environmental Occupational Intellectual ```
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What does the senior fitness test measure
``` Lower/upper body strength Aerobic endurance Lower/upper body flexibility Agility Balance and coordination ```