KRS489E3 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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3 stages of General Adaptation System

A

stage 1: stage of alarm - first exposure to stress
stage 2: stage of resistance - When the organism is able to cope with the stressor.
stage 3: stage of falling adaptation or stage of exhaustion - When the organism succumbs to the stress.

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clinical conditions in the triad response

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  • Ulcerations in the stomach lining.
  • Shrinkage of lymphatic tissue
  • Hypertrophy of the adrenal cortex and increase in glandular activity.
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3
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a varsity athlete showing symptoms of failing adaptations. list 4 factors that indicate it is taking place

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loss of weight, loss of appetite, athlete training hard but performance is poor increase irritability, increase heart rate, can’t fall asleep, ring around eyes

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4
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specific responses when you look into someone’s eyes

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dilated pupils

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5
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re-diversion of blood

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vasoconstriction of blood from skin to GI tract

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6
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prepares the body of possible wounding

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increase in blood platelets

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7
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fuel for muscular activity

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increase in blood glucose levels

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8
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improving nervous stimulation

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increase synaptic transmission

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9
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ancient chinese lie detector test

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reduction of saliva production

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10
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a varsity athlete is clearly showing symptoms of failing adaptation. as the coach, what can you do to cause reversal of the conditions and what factors can you recommend the athlete on his/her own monitor

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  • Get to know your athlete’s social environment.
  • Take all practical steps to ensure living environment is conducive to an orderly lifestyle suitable for studying, training, & competing.
  • create a positive and less stressful environment
  • the athlete can look at their heart rate and weight.
  • athlete talk to others about problems or remove himself/herself from stressful environments
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11
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discuss the experiment and reasons for the results when subjects asked to do math problems wearing earphones through which extremely stressed noises were delivered

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there were two groups of testers to do math problems while wearing earphones that plays extremely loud noises. one group had the choice to switch off the noise, while the other group didn’t. as a result, both groups scored the same. the group that had the switch did not flip the switch because they had a sense of control and had the ability to turn off/on the noise whenever they wanted to.

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12
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start position for the power clean

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  • head in line with spine
  • chest up and out
  • flat back
  • knees flexed so hips below shoulders
  • hand group slightly wider than shoulder width
  • closed, pronated grip
  • bars over toes, 1in. from shin
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13
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during a single training session, what is appropriate for the strength/power phase of an athlete’s program

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power clean, bench press, back squat, bent-over row, leg (knee) curl

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14
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training for power in multiple-effort typically has repetition scheme of

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3-5

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15
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to find volume of load of workout shown below

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multiply load and reps for each set then add all sets up

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16
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typical sequence of periodization periods within one macrocycle

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preparatory, transition, competition, active rest

17
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longest period of periodization is

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the preparatory period

18
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what is it called to prepare the body for increased demands of the next phase or period

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unloading week

19
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what exercise most closely mimics blocking in volleyball

20
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what combo of goal repetitions and sets most effectively promotes muscular hypertrophy

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goals reps: 10

sets: 4

21
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When designing an in-season resistance training program for a basketball
team with limited time, which of the following exercise arrangements is the
most effective and minimizes the length of the rest periods needed
between body areas?

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hang clean, bench press, lunge, shoulder press

22
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appropriate to include in the strength/power phase

of a periodized training program for a collegiate soccer goalie

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b. squat depth jump drills off a24-inch (61-cm) plyometric box
c. push jerk exercise with 80% of the 1RM for 3 sets of 4 repetitions
d. Back squat exercise with 90% of the 1RM for 3 sets of 4 repetitions

23
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When a volleyball player is training for muscular power, which of the
following load and repetition combinations is most appropriate?

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75-80% load, 3-5 reps

24
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.|n general, the snatch, power clean and hang clean should have the
following characteristic.

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Starting speed from slow to fast

25
a college football player does power clean for 7 sets of 8 repetitions using 385 lbs. what is the athlete's volume load?
7x8= then 385x56
26
how long does strength take to erode?
15 +/- 5 days
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in order to maintain | Anaerobic system should be trained every ? to maintain previous gains.
30 +/- 5 days
28
According to the power pointi what does GPP stand for?
general preparatory phase
29
Beside Notre Dame, who is the other undefeated FBS football team?
the ohio state
30
According to the NSCA what does cscs stand for
certified strength & conditioning specialist