Prelim Flashcards

1
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Refers to the body systems capacity to function effectively together to allow you to be healthy

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Physicsl Fitness

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2
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Act of consistently practicing healthy habit to achieve better physical and mental health

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Wellness

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3
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9 dimensions of wellness

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Emotional
Environmental
Financial
Intellectual
Occupational
Sexual
Social
Spiritual
Physical

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4
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This dimension is about understanding your feelings coping with stress and problems effectively

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Emotional Wellness

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5
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This dimensions help us to live in harmony with our surroundings

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Environmental Wellness

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6
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This relates to the process of learning on how to handle your financial expenses effectively

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Financial wellness

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7
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This involves keeping an open mind as you come across new ideas and improving your knowledge further

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Intellectual Wellness

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8
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This dimension of wellness encourage personal fullfilments and enrichments of ones life through work

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Occupationa Wellness

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9
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This relates a keeping a safe body and finding treatment when appropriate

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Physical Wellness

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10
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This applies to the individual active involvement in his or her life health by discussing various issues surrounding sexuality and sexual

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Sexual Wellness

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11
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This applies to individuals active involvement in his or her community bt discussing various issues including social

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Social Wellness

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12
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This help to develop a set of spiritual values that will help you achieve purpose and meaning

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Spiritual Wellness

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13
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The study of science of how biological organisms, system, and structure react to external forces and stimuli

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Biomechanics

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14
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Elements of biomechanics

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Motion
Force
Momentum
Levers
Balance

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15
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Movement of the body or object across space, speed and acceleration are the major elements

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Motion

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16
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This is the push or pull that causes the person or an object to accelerate, decelerate, stop or change ditection

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Force

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17
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It is the product of weight and its velocity when its move

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Momentum

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18
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Our arms and legs are function

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Levers

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19
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3 parts of the lever

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Resistance arm
Fulcrum
Axis of rotation

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20
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This refers to stability, the alignment of the body’s center of gravity

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Balance

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21
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Principle of biomechanics

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Dynamics
Kinematics
Kinetics
Statics

22
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The study of moving systems that undergo acceleration and deceleration

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Dynamics

23
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The study of motion patterns describe the effects of forces on a system

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Kinematics

24
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Primary objectives of biomechanics

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To increase performances in a particular sports and exercise

To increase physical fitness

25
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Secondary objectives of biomechanics

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To make recommendation for injury prevention and rehabilitation

26
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Most important apolication of biomechanics

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Study of movement

27
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The foundation of physical activities such as games, sports, and recreational activities

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Fundamental body movements

28
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Types of fundamental body movements

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Locomotor
Non locomotor

29
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Refers to the body movement where the body travels from one location to another point

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Locomotor

30
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Sometimes called axial movement

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Non locomotor

31
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Bending the body parts

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Flexion

32
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Straightening or stretching body parts

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Extension

33
Q

What generates motion, the forces and durations

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Kinetics

34
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Study of system at equilibrium

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Statics

35
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Require the use of foundation for more advanced and specialized skills

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Fundamental movement skills

36
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3 categories of fundamental movement skills

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Body management
Locomotor skills
Object control skills

37
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Require controlling implements and objects

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Object control skills

38
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Transporting the body in any direction

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Locomotor skills

39
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Involve balancing, maintaining equilibrium and postoral control of the body

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Body management skills

40
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5 concepts of fundamental movement skills

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Body awareness
Directional awareness
Spatial awareness
Temporal awareness
Relationship awareness

41
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Caring and understanding persons body parts

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Body awareness

42
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How much space the space the body will occupied

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Spatial awareness

43
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Understanding the directions

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Directional awareness

44
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Construction of an internal time

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Temporal awareness

45
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Understanding with or whom the body makes movement

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Relationship awareness

46
Q

Various approaches that will help you and your team successfully achieve an outcome or goal

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Movement strategies

47
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Principles movement strategies

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Balance
Centering
Center of gravity
Posture
Gesture
Rhythm
Breathing

48
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Capacity to sustain bodys line of gravity

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Balance

49
Q

Human bodys core

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Centering

50
Q

Balance point where all bodys weight is distributed

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Center of gravity

51
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Bodys presumed position

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Posture