Understanding Health Flashcards

BIOLOGY; - Health and Fitness - BONES - MOVEMENT - Non-Communicable Diseases - Microbes - Body Defence - Damages

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What is fitness?

A

Fitness is the ability to meet the demands of the environment.

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What is health?

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Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being not just the absence of a disease or illness.

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What are the four factors of fitness? (FOUR S’)

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Suppleness (Flexibility)
Stamina
Strength
Speed

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4
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What is Suppleness?

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The range of movement possible at a joint.

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What is stamina?

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Endurance, the ability to keep going.

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What is strength?

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Muscle Strength

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What is speed?

A

Moving muscles quickly.

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4 MARKER; Why is regular exercise important?

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  • Reduce risk of heart disease
  • Strengthens bones
  • Reduces stress levels
  • Maintains and improves fitness
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What is our skeleton for?

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It gives the body SHAPE.
It allows the body to move.
It PROTECTS the major organs.

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What size bone would you find bone marrow in?

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Long bones, is where you would find bone marrow.

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What does bone marrow do?

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Bone marrow produces red blood cells.

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How many red blood cells per second are produced by the bone marrow?

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2.6 million

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13
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What minerals do skeletal bones store?

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calcium, and phosphorus

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What is the pairs that muscles work in, to move bones called?

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ANTAGONISTIC PAIRS

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How do antagonistic pairs work?

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One muscle contracts, while the other one relaxes

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16
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Give an example of an antagonistic pair

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biceps and triceps

17
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What happens when somebody has heart disease?

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Some of the muscle cells in the heart die.

18
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Why do the cells die?

A

They cannot get enough oxygen and glucose

19
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What is a drug?

A

A drug is a chemical substance that affects the way the body works by altering chemical reactions.

20
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What is a medicinal drug?

A

Substances that have an effect on the body and can be used to treat illness and disease

21
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Give an example of a medicinal drug

A

painkillers

22
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What is a recreational drug?

A

A recreational drug is a legal drug, like caffeine, or alcohol.

23
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What are muscles attached to bones by?

24
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4 MARKER: Name some effects of alcohol on the body

A
  • More blood travels to the surface of the body
  • Activity of the brain slows down
  • Sense of pain is reduced
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Give two ways breathing changes after physical activity
- It speeds up - Breathing is deeper
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Why do you need joints?
- To be able to bend - So you can move
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What mineral is needed for strong bones and teeth?
Calcium
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HOW DOES ANTAGONISTIC PAIRS WORK?
Watch a video
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What is a part like a bicep or tricep?
muscles
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6 MARKER; Describe how the human body prevents the entry of microorgansims, with defence mechanisms.
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What effect does low temperature have on bacteria?
It slows down growing.
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Why is it important tendons do not strech?
So that muscular force is not lost.