Test 3 Flashcards

1
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Body Composition

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Body’s relative amount of fat and fat free mass- how much of your body is fat.

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2
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Human body can be divided into

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Fat free mass and body fat

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3
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Essential fat is need for

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proper bodily functions, includes lipids which are incorporated into nerves, brain, heart, lungs, liver and mammary glands.
3-5% body weight in men and 8-12 % in women

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4
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Non essential fat

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Stored fat, under skin -subcutaneous

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5
Q

Define Overweight

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Total body weight above the recommended range for good health

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6
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Define obesity

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Too high percent body fat

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7
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How many Americans are overweight

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70% of all ages

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8
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Obesity reduces life by

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15-20 years and causes 125,000 premature deaths yearly

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9
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Obesity is associated with

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Unhealthy blood fat levels, impaired heart functions, and death front cardio vascular disease.

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10
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How to calculate how many calories needed for Ideal body weight

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Take ideal body weight x 15. = calories to consume daily

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11
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Obese people are more than three times likely as non obese people to develop

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Diabetes

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12
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Too much body fat makes all types of —————-more difficult

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Physical activity more difficult

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13
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Flexibility is

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The ability of a joint to move through its full range of motion.

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14
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Flexibility increases by

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A regular program of stretching exercises and decreases with inactivity

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15
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2 basic types of flexibility

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Static and dynamic

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16
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Obesity can greatly affect

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Psychological as well as physical wellness

Depression, anxiety, and low self esteem

17
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What is easier to measure and more easily assessed

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Static flexibility

18
Q

Soft tissues around a joint include

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Skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. They limit the flexibility of a joint.

19
Q

What is the key to developing flexibility because it can lengthen if regularly stretched.

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Muscle tissue

20
Q

A safe and effective program-

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Stretches the muscles enough to slightly elongate the tissues but not so much that they are damaged

21
Q

Ballistic stretching

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Rapid, powerful and sudden changes in muscle length causing contractions ( can be dangerous)

22
Q

Benefits of stretching exercises

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Prevents injury and soreness, and improves performance in all physical activities including athletics

23
Q

Improved flexibility can improve

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Quality of life, particularly as you age

24
Q

People tend to exercise less as they age leading to

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Loss of joint mobility, decreasing of natural elasticity of muscles, tendons and joints, resulting in stiffness.

25
Q

When your flexible everything

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Becomes easier

26
Q

Stretching helps relieve pain that develops from

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Stress or prolonged sitting

27
Q

Best treatment for muscle cramps

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Gentle stretching

28
Q

Good flexibility lets a person

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Exert force and contributes to symmetry, good posture. In older people it increases balance and stability

29
Q

Flexibility exercises are a great way to

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Relax, reduce mental tension, slow your breathing and reduce blood pressure.

30
Q

Stress physical symptoms-

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Palpitations, (shortness of breath, chest pain)
dizziness, light headedness
Tingling sensation in hands or feet
chronic backache or neck pain
Frequent headaches
31
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Stress Psychological Symptoms

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Concentration difficulties
Sleep problems
Chronic fatigue, after rest
Prolonged anxiety
Changes in appetite
32
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Stress-Tips for eating during stressful periods

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Eat breakfast 
Eat slowly
Don’t diet
Limit intake of caffeine/alcohol
Listen to your body , avoid foods that cause digestive upset
33
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8 ways to relieve stress

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Eat regular and healthful meals 5 small meals
Sit quietly each day with your eyes closed
Exercise regularly to increase endorphins
Listen to favorite music
Learn relaxation and breathing techniques
Make a things to do list
A pet
Share problems with friend or family member