Ap2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 stages of a warm up

A

Pulse raiser, dynamic stretches and sport specific exercise

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2
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What does pulse raiser do

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  • warms up muscles
  • increases oxygen delivery to working muscles
  • increases heart rate
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3
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What do dynamic stretches do

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  • reduces risk of injury
  • increases muscle elasticity
  • increases body temperature
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4
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What does a sport specific exercise do

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  • helps practise skills
  • helps mentally prepare
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5
Q

What is a balanced diet

A

Eating all nutrients in the right proportion

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6
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Calories in > calories out =

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= weight gained

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7
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Calories in = calories out =

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= weight stays the same

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8
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Calories in < calories out =

A

Weight loss

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9
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What is a macronutrient

A

The large part of the diet

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10
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What are the 3 macronutrients

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Carbohydrates, proteins and fats

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11
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What is a micronutrient

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The small part of the diet

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12
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What are the 3 micronutrients

A

Fibre,water, vitamins & minerals

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13
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What do carbohydrates do

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They are the preferred source of energy source, stored as glycogen

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14
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What does protein do

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Helps with muscle growth and repair

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15
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What do fats do

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They are used as a backup store of energy

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16
Q

What are he functions of hydration

A
  • controls temperature
  • transports nutrients
  • lubricates joints
  • removes waste
17
Q

What are the symptoms of de-hydration

A
  • thirsty
  • headache
  • Thikens blood/ increase HR
  • muscle fatigue
  • confusion/ overheat
18
Q

How does water control temperature

A

Body will start to sweat if too hot. Sweat cools on the body

19
Q

How does water transport nutrients

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Water thins the blood which helps blood move around the body. Carrying nutrients

20
Q

How does water lubricate joints

A

The fluid between joints to stop friction is mainly water

21
Q

How does urine help remove waste

A

Urine helps remove Watsonville from the body whilst i the body

22
Q

Why do you get a headache if you are de-hydrated

A

Fluid loss to brain causes shrinking, headaches make it difficult to concentrate on tasks or performance

23
Q

Why does the blood thicken and heart rate increases during dehydration

A

Without water to thin the blood it thickens and the heart has to work harder to pump nutrients around the body. Less oxygen delivery to muscles

24
Q

How does de-hydration cause muscle fatigue

A

Without waste being removed there is a build up of lactic acid. Muscles won’t be able to work as hard, could cause cramp

25
Q

How does de hydration cause confusion/ overheat

A

Makes it difficult to perform tasks, lack of focus , getting to hot could cause fainting