Paper 2 Flashcards

(22 cards)

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What is the definition of Health?

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State of complete mental, physical and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease

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Define Well-being.

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A mix of physical, social and mental factors that gives a sense of being comfortable, healthy and happy

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What does Fitness refer to?

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Ability to meet the demands of the environment

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What is a Sedentary Lifestyle?

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A person’s choice to engage in little or no physical activity

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How is Obesity defined?

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A term used to describe people with a large fat content, caused by an imbalance of calories consumed to energy expenditure. BMI of over 30

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List the effects of obesity on Fitness.

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  • Limits cardio-vascular endurance/stamina
  • Limits flexibility
  • Limits agility
  • Limits speed/power
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What are the consequences of choosing a sedentary lifestyle?

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  • Weight Gain/obesity
  • Heart disease
  • Diabetes
  • Poor sleep/insomnia
  • Poor self-esteem/confidence
  • Tiredness and lethargy
  • Lack of friends
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What improvements in fitness can result from regular exercise?

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  • Improve ability to cope with daily demands
  • Reduce chances of suffering injuries
  • Ease completion of physical work
  • Enhance contentment/happiness
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How does exercise affect physical health and well-being?

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  • Improves heart function
  • Improves efficiency of cardiorespiratory and musculoskeletal systems
  • Reduces risk of illness e.g. diabetes
  • Helps prevent obesity
  • Enables carrying out everyday tasks without getting tired
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What are the effects of obesity on Physical Health?

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  • Contributes to cancer
  • Causes heart disease/heart attacks
  • Causes high blood pressure
  • Can cause diabetes
  • Causes cholesterol levels to rise
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Define Mental Health and well-being.

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Relates to a person’s emotions and state of mind

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How does exercise affect mental health?

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  • Reduces stress/tension levels
  • Releases feel-good hormones such as serotonin
  • Enables control of emotions and productive work
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What are the effects of obesity on Mental Health?

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  • Can lead to depression
  • Causes loss of confidence
  • Makes individuals feel like they cannot contribute to society
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Define Social Health and well-being.

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Relates to basic human needs being met (food, shelter) and the ability to socially interact with others

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How does exercise positively affect social health?

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  • Provides opportunities to socialise
  • Encourages cooperation and teamwork
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What are the effects of obesity on social Health?

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  • Inability to socialise
  • Makes people feel uncomfortable in social situations
17
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What are the characteristics of an Endomorph?

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  • High content of fat
  • Fat around middle, thighs, and upper arms
18
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List activities that suit endomorphs.

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  • Sumo-wrestling
  • Shot Putter
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What are the characteristics of a Mesomorph?

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  • Broad shoulders and thin waist
  • Large amount of muscle
  • Strong arms and thighs
  • Little body fat
20
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List activities that suit mesomorphs.

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  • Sprinting
  • Weightlifting
  • Rugby
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What are the characteristics of an Ectomorph?

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  • Very thin, lean, usually tall
  • Narrow shoulders, hips, and chest
  • Not much fat/muscle
  • Long arms and legs
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List activities that suit ectomorphs.

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  • High Jump/Pole Vault
  • Marathon runner/Long distance runners