1.1.5 Flashcards

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What is blood shunting?

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Blood is moved away from muscles that don’t require it.

E.g. During exercise your gut doesn’t need blood because you aren’t digesting foot.

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What four things contribute to a balanced lifestyle?

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Exercise
Diet
Rest
Work

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When should you eat before exercise?

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2-3 hours before otherwise blood shunting can cause stomach cramps.

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What is exercise?

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Any form of physical activity

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What is diet?

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The food we eat

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5
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What is Rest?

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Time we are not at work / exercising

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What is work?

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Some jobs are more physically active than others

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What does a balanced diet do?

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Provides the body with sufficient energy and vital nutrients for it to function properly.

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What seven things contribute to a balanced diet?

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Carbohydrates / fats / proteins / water / vitamins / minerals / fibre

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What are the macro-nutrients?

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Carbohydrates
Fats
Proteins

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Function of Carbohydrates:

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Slow release energy found in cereals, bread and pasta.

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Function of fats:

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Rich source of energy found in meat, oils and dairy.

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Function of protein:

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Growth and repair of muscles found in meat

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13
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What are the micro-nutrients?

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Minerals

Vitamins

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Function of minerals:

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Ensures health of body

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Two types of minerals:

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Calcium - formation of bones and teeth found in Dairy and Cereals
Iron - transportation of oxygen in blood found in green vegetables and liver

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Function of vitamins:

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Ensures health of body - vit. d absorbs calcium.

Vits. Found in dairy, veg, fruit, whole grains.

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What two other things make up a balanced diet?

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Fibre and water

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Function of fibre:

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Efficient digestive system found in whole grain bread, cereals, fruit and veg.

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Functions of water:

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Transportation of nutrients
Regulates body temperature
Prevents dehydration
Found in fluids and some foods.

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What is energy balance?

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When energy consumed is the same as energy expended

21
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If energy is not balance what are the five things that can happen?

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Underweight 
Anorexic 
Overfat
Overweight
Obese
22
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What is optimum weight?

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The body weight which most favours the athlete for their sport.

23
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What affects optimum weight?

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Height 
Gender
Bone structure
Muscle girth
Genetics
24
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What is a somatotype?

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A way of classifying body shapes

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What are the three somatotypes?

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Endomorph
Ectomorph
Mesomorph

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If some is an endomorphic-mesomorph what somatotype are they predominantly?

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Mesomorph

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What is endomorph?

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Dumpy/fat

Sumo-wrestler/weightlifter

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What is an Ectomorph?

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Tall/skinny

High jumper/long distance runner

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What is a mesomorph?

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Stocky

Rugby player/sprinter