Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Flashcards

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Physical Health

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Your body’s organs and systems are working well

You’re not suffering from any illnesses, diseases or injuries

You’re strong and fit enough to easily do everyday activities

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How does improving components of fitness benefit your health

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Improved cardiovascular endurance = heart, blood vessels and lungs work more efficiently - blood pressure decreases

Musculo-Skeletal system improves - muscle and bones are stronger, joints are more flexible

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Positive effects of exercise on the body

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Reduced risk of obesity

Reduced risk of long term heart problems

Stronger and more flexible muscles/joints - reduces risk of injury

Improves posture

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Regular exercise can reduce risk of diseases such as…

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Aerobic exercise prevents high blood pressure and helps to remove chlosterol from artery walls - reduces risk frtom coronary heart disease and stroke

Prevents obesity - exercise uses up energy so your body isnt storing it as fat

healthy weight = less likely to get diabities

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Mental Health

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A state of well being were you are able to cope with stresses of your life and manage emotions

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Benefits of exercise on mental health

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increase self-esteem and confidence - weight loss and muscle gain

Competition can improve your ability to deal with and manage emotions

Relieve stress and tension

Releases serotonin

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How does serotonin contribute to better mental health

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A ‘feel good’ hormone

controls your mood

can reduce risk of mental illnesses e.g depression

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Social Health

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you have friends

you believe you have worth in society

you have food, clothing and shelter

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How does exercise benefit your social health

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Make friends through sport

Practice teamwork and learn to co-operate with other people

Learn new skills that can be usefull at work

Physically fit can help if your job involves manual labour

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A sededentry Lifestyle

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A lifestyle where there is irregular or no physical activity

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How does obesity cause Mental-Ill health

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Less exercise = less serotonin

low confidence and self-esteem

poor body image and depression

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How does obesity cause phyical-ill health

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  • More srain on cardiovascular system, poor cardiovascular endurance
  • High chlosterol and fatty deposits in arteries = high blood pressure/risk of strokes/coronary heart disease
  • More likely to develop type-2 diabities and certain cancers
  • Decreases performance
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How do you determine if someone is obese

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BMI - Body Mass index

Calculated using your height and weight

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Why is BMI not always accurate

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Doesn’t take into account musle mass or bone structure

Can incorrectly classify healthy muscular people as overweight or under weight

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BMI Scale

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Underweight - below 18.5

Healthy Weight - between 18.5 and 25

Overweight - between 25 and 30

Obese - 30 or over

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How does obesity cause social-ill health

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Not able to participate in certain activities

embarassed

Bullied

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Balanced Diet

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A balanced diet contains the best ratio of nutrients to match your lifestyle

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Percentage of Carbohydrates

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55-60%

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Percentage of Fats

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Percentage of Proteins

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Carbohydrates

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Main source of energy

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Fats

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Long term energy store and instulation for body

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Proteins

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Growth and repair

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what is energy from food measured in

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Calories (Kcal)

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Average calories for male and female
Male - 2500 Female - 2000
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What factors affect energy intake
Level of activity Age Height
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Lose Weight
Less calories consumed than calories burned
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Gain Weight
More calories taken in than burned
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Maintain weight
Calorie intake = Calories used up
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Vitamin A
Growth of hair, skin and vision
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Vitamin D
Growth of bones
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Vitamin C
Builds Immune system - protects body from infections
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Vitamins and Minerals
Are essential for maintaining efficient working of the body systems and general health
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Calcium
Builds bone and teeth strength
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Iron
Used in making haemolgobin in RBCs
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How do you lose water
Sweating Urine Faeces Breathing
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Hydration
Having enough water to enable necessary function of the body
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Dehydration
Excessive debt of body water interrupting the function of the body
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Rehydration
Consuming water to restore fluids
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Dehydration Results in
- Blood thickening - slows the flow of blood - Increased or irregular HR - Increased body temp which can lead to overheating - Decreased reaction time - leading to poorer decisions - Muscle fatigue, leading to muscle cramps
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Anagram for remembering effects of dehydration
THIRST Thickens blood HR is irregular Reactions Slow Tiredness
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Why do sports drinks rehydrate quicker
Contain sugar to replace energy lost by muscle contractions Salts to help rehydrate quickly
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Three somatotypes
Ectomorph Mesomorph Endomorph
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Ectomorph
Narrow shoulders, hips and chest Not much muscle or fat Long, thin arms and legs
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Endomorph
Wide hips with narrow shoulders Lots of fat on the body, arm and legs Ankles and wrists are relatively thin
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Mesomorph
Wide shoulders and narrow hips Muscular body Strong arms and thighs Not much body fat