PDHPE YEARLY REVISION Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Identify the 5 health components of fitness

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Cardiovascular Endurance, Flexibility, Body Composition, Muscular Endurance and Muscular Strength

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How much alcohol is contained within a standard drink?

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10g

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What is a depressant?

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A depressant drug slows down the messages from the brain to the body. This can slow your reactions and induce a feeling of relaxation when taking in small doses.

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What is a stimulant drug?

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A stimulant drug speeds up the receptors from the brain to the body. It increases your alertness.

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What is a hallucinogen?

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A hallucinogen drug causes people to see, feel, or hear things that are not real. It distorts sensory reception and function.

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What is a risk factor?

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A risk factor is one that increases the risk of negative outcomes

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What is a protective factor?

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Something that reduce a risk factor’s impact.

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What is BAC?

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Blood Alcohol Concentration refers to the concentration of blood per 100ml of blood.

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What is the legal BAC limit for a restricted driver?

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0.00

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10
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What is the legal limit for an unrestricted driver?

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0.05

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What is a drug?

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A drug is a substance that changes the way your body works.

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Provide examples of a stimulant drug

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Cocaine, Caffeine, Nicotine and Methamphetamins

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Provide examples of a depressant drug

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Alcohol, Cannabis and Ketamine

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14
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Provide examples of a hallucinogen drug

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Magic Mushroom, Cannabis and LSD

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15
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Short term effects of Alcohol

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-Slurred speech
-Loss of inhibition
-Poor concentration.
-Slow reflexes.
-Slow reaction time.
-Reduced coordination.

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16
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Long term effects of Alcohol

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-Liver damage (cirrhosis)
-Heat disease
-Stroke
-High blood pressure
-Cancer
-Addiction and dependence

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Short term effects of Cocaine

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-Increased alertness
-Confidence
-Hyper-stimulation
-Power
-Euphoria
-Numbing of mental and physical pain
-Increased heart rate
-Higher blood pressure

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Long term effects of Cocaine

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-Mental issues
-Heart disease
-Infertility
-Psychosis
-Increase risk of stroke
-Addiction and dependence

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Short term effects of Cannabis

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-‘The munchies’
-Over stimulation of senses
-Loss of sense of personal identity
-Increased heart rate
-Loss of coordination
-Panic
-Hallucinations
-Euphoria

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Long term effects of Cannabis

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-Addiction and dependence
-Psychosis
-Increased risk of lung cancer
-Decrease in testosterone -> fertility issues

21
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Two different strands of Cannabis?

22
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What is THC?

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THC is the psychoactive compound found in cannabis that:

-Causes the ‘high’ feeling
-Causes the ‘ greening out’ feeling
-Increases appetite

23
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What is CBD?

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CBD is the non-psychoactive compound found in medicinal marijuana that:

-Causes relaxation
-Does not cause the ‘ high’ feeling
-Does not increase appetite

24
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Compare equity and equality?

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Equality is the equal treatment of all, regardless of any circumstantial factors, whilst equity refers to treatment based on circumstantial factors.

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What is the drug triangle and what is its purpose?
The drug triangle indicates the potential harm of a drug based on the combination of three factors: the drug, the person and the environment.
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What is the FITT principle?
The FITT principle is an abbrievation of frequency, intensity, time and type. It is a guideline for individuals to receive the maximum gain/output from workouts.
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Identify the 6 skill based components of fitness
Skill: Balance, Speed, Reaction Time, Power, Coordination and Agility