13.5 drugs in sport Flashcards

1
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What are the different types of drugs in sports

A
  • Stimulants
  • anabolic agents
  • diuretics
  • narcotic analgesics
  • peptides and hormones
  • Beta blockers
  • blood doping
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2
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What effect do stimulants have on performance

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Makes athletes more alert and mask fatigue

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3
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What are the dangerous effects of stimulants

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Cause heart failure

addictive

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4
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What effect do steroids have on performance

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Helps athlete train harder and build muscle

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5
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What are the dangerous effects of steroids

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increased aggression and kidney damage

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6
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What effect do diuretics have on performance

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remove body fluid

hide other drug use

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7
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What are the dangerous effects of diuretics

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severe dehydration

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8
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What effects do narcotic analgesics have on performance

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mask pain from injury and fatigue which makes injury worse

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9
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What are the dangerous side effects of narcotic analgesics

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Addictive

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10
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What effects do peptides and hormones have on performance

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EPO RBC’s gives more energy and HGH which builds muscle

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11
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What effects do beta blockers have on performance

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Reduce heart rate and hand trembles

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12
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What is blood doping

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injecting blood that’s been removed from the body a few days earlier

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13
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What are the benefits of blood doping

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enables the blood to carry more O2

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14
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What are the negatives of blood doping

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Cause kidney and heart failure

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15
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What organisation is responsible for preventing Doping

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UKAD

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16
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What do UKAD do educationally for performers

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works with athletes and coaches to increase their knowledge of the dangers of drugs

17
Q

What programme do UKAD promote

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‘100% Me’ programme

18
Q

What level athletes use the 100% me programme

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Rising stars at the school games as well as elite athletes

19
Q

What drug organisation does UKAD work with

A

WADA (world antidoping agency)

national governing bodies

20
Q

When was WADA founded

A

1999

21
Q

What are some of the problems of trying to remove drugs from sport

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  • hard to get access to athletes abroad
  • Development of new masking agents
  • claim drugs were taken accidentally
  • countries have different testing regulations and procedures
22
Q

Arguments for using drugs in sport

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  • expensive and time consuming
  • easy access, hard to eliminate
  • detection ins’t effective
  • grey lines between legal and illegal drugs
  • drugs taken accidentally
  • performers choice/ sacrifice
  • drugs properly monitored reduces health risk
  • their right as it’s their body
23
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Arguments against using drugs in sport

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  • health risks
  • creates negative role models
  • negative image on certain sports
  • pressure to use increases from coaches and peers
  • success should be about hard work and talent
  • drugs give an unfair advantage
  • it’s cheating
  • only richer countries can afford them
  • loss of medals, sponsorship’s loss of lottery funding
  • it’s illegal