Understanding Physical Activity for Health and Wellness Flashcards

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You should consider the goal and your time-frame

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Realistic

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You should have the means and attitude to accomplish the goal

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Attainable

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You should define a quantity that you can measure

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Measurable

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SMART stands for

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Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound

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This plan is designed to achieve overall health in facets of life

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Wellness Plan

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It is the number one cause of all accidents

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Alcohol Abuse

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What deadline or Time-frame you wish to accomplish this goal?

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Time-bound

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What is the third leading cause of death?

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Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease (CLRD)

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CLRD stands for

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Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease

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It assesses the upper body (Shoulder)

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Zipper Test

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It is a common measure of flexibility

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Sit and Reach wall test

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Serves as an important measure of hip and back flexibility

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Trunk Flexion or Sit and Reach Test

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It indicates the muscular endurance of the abdominal muscle group

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Trunk Curl Test/Partial Curl-up

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It measures muscular endurance of the shoulder

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Push-Up Test

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What is the leading cause of death?

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Cardiovascular Disease

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Genetics estimated of how many percent?

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16 Percent

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What are the 5 underlying causes of death?

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Tobacco Smoking, High Blood Pressure, Overweight and Obesity, Physical Inactivity and High Blood Glucose

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You should develop the details of your goal

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Specific

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19
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Disease risk individuals have control of as much as? How many percent?

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84 Percent

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20
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Can be prevented through positive lifestyle choice is?

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Cancer

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23 percent of all deaths caused by?

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Various Cancer

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What is the second leading cause of death?

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Cancer

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30 percent of all death are caused by?

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Cardiovascular Dysfunction

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It is a subset of physical activity

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Exercise

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You choose to do it in your free time for your enjoyment
Leisure-Time Physical Activities
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What do you call these types of activities household chores, walking to class?
Lifestyle Activity
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It is defined as any bodily movements produced by skeletal muscles
Physical Activity
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It had crept into the world of business, government, and the educational platform
Wellness Revolution
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Our present society added other terms such as?
Fitness and Wellness
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They embodied in these 19th century systems that a healthy body is a product of a healthy mind and spirit
Philosophies
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Who believed that illness was a product of diet and lifestyle?
Greeks
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Who argued that disease is a product of diet?
Hippocrates
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This test was first described by who?
Wells and Dillon (1952)
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This organization defined health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being
World Health Organization (WHO)
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It is a set of attributes that are either health-related or skill-related
Physical Fitness
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They defined wellness as the state of healthy living
Powers, et al (2015)
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They believed that health includes physical fitness, emotional and spiritual health
Health Professionals and Exercise Scientists
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They gave a more expanded definition of wellness
The National Wellness Institute, USA
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It is a state of being
Health
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It is a state of living a healthy lifestyle
Wellness
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It refers to physical, mental, and social well-being
Health
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What is the greatest risk factor?
Tobacco Use
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Aims to enhance the well-being
Wellness
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It measures your aerobic (cardiovascular) fitness level
3 Min Step-Test
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It has the ability to contract the muscle repeatedly over a period
Muscular endurance Testing (Dynamic Strength)
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The fourth leading cause of death
Accidents
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This is the most important step in developing your plan
Step 1. Establish your Goals
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In this step, the upfront planning phase cannot be overstated
Step 4. Monitor your progress and have a consistent evaluation
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In this step, it is important to give focus on behaviors
Step 3. Plan your behavior changes for wellness
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Striving for positive physical, mental and social well-being
Wellness
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In this dimension understanding your own feelings and expressing emotions in a constructive way
Emotional Wellness
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In this dimension recognizing the interactions between yourself and your environment
Environmental Wellness
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In this dimension engaging in creative and mentally stimulating activities
Intellectual Wellness
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In this dimension maintaining a work-life balance
Occupational Wellness
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In this dimension making choices to avoid harmful habits
Physical Wellness
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BAC stands for
Blood Alcohol Concentration
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This manifest physical and mental effects
BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration)
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In this dimension building and maintaining a diversity of supportive relationships
Social Wellness
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In this dimension having beliefs and values that provide a sense of purpose
Spiritual Wellness
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It is a holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being
Wellness
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It includes physical activity, nutrition, and self-care
Physical Wellness
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We can reduce the risk for heart disease, diabetes, and back pain by?
Practicing Healthy Behaviors
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It creates susceptibility to cardiovascular disease
Emotional Wellness
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It is considered an essential component of overall well-being
Emotional Wellness
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It creates a great impact on the body's homeostasis
Emotional Wellness
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It is nurturing ourselves and others through healthy relationships
Social Wellness
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This relationship has significant effects on health
Social Relationship
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This dimension refers to a developed synchronization with nature
Environmental Wellness
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It involves exploring various career options
Occupational Wellness