Health related Components Flashcards

1
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Is the capacity of the muscles and joints to go through a full range of motion.

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Flexibility

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2
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Bending a body segment

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Flexion

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3
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Straightening a body segment

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Extension

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4
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Moving a limb away from the body

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Abduction

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5
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Moving a limb toward the body

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Adduction

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6
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Stretching exercises that may lead to injuries if performed regularly

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Contraindicted exercises

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7
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Perform stretching with a partner

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Passive assisted stretch

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8
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Stretching a segment to the farthest point and holding it for a time

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Static strech

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9
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Stretching which involves bouncing or jerking of a body segment

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Ballistic stretch

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10
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Type of streching involving movement and static exercise at the same time

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Dynamic stretch

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11
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The blood vessels, heart, and lungs can cope with physical exercise for a sustained time.

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Cardiovascular endurance

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12
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Heartbeats per minute while at rest

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Resting Heart Rate

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13
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Heart rates per minute that an individual may reach given the intensity of a workout

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Maximum heart Rate

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14
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Heartbeats per minute obtained after an exercise or workout

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Training heart Rate

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15
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Heartbeats per minute taken five to ten minutes after your strenuous workout

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Recovery Heart Rate

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16
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Factors that affect one’s heart rate

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Age
Activity level
Lifestyle
Body size
Medication

17
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Capacity of muscles to exert one maximum effort against a resistance

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Muscular strength

18
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Refers to the proportional amount between fat and total body weight

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Body composition

19
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Refers to long and lean with little body and muscle

20
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Bones are heavy and large, with huge limbs. contributes to heavier weight

21
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lots of body fats, lots of muscles, and gain weight easily

22
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generally when people lose muscle mass, which results in slower metabolism

23
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can determine if the person is naturally lean or have the tendency to maintain fat in the body

24
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Influence water retention and body composition

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Women have more fat than men in preparation for nursing and pregnancy
Gender
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Measures thickness of subcutaneous fat, found beneath the skin at certain body parts
Skinfold caliper
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Measurement of body fat based on height and weight of individual
Body Mass Index
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Measures circumference of specific body parts
Body Circumference Measurements
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Method which requires person to be submerged in water after exhaling as much air as possible
Hydrostatic Weighing
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Ratio of waist circumference against hip circumference, calculated by dividing waist circumference with hip circumference
Waist to Hip ratio