body comp Flashcards

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1
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ways to measure to human body

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BMI
Body composition
Centre of mass

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2
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how to measure body size

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Height and weight
Stature (m) and body weight (kg) is a scientific analogue
Stature is more precise

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3
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what is morphology and Somatotypes

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Morphology (somatotypes evaluated by muscularity, linearity and fatness)- to evaluate Body build
Somatotypes is a graph to show different body sizes

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4
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Body composition measurements

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Chemical/ tissue composition

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5
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BMI index equation

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BW/H^2

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6
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what is BMI linked to (negative factors)

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a risk of death
Increased risk associated with being overweight/underweight with all causes

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7
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what and who is BMI used by commonly

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for body fat and obesity
used by clinicians, researchers etc.

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8
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what is WHO’s role in BMI

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Threshold values defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO)

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9
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limitations of BMI

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Good for populations but limitations for individuals (especially athletes)

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10
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NFL football players
BMI

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25-33

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11
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NBA basketball players
BMI

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24.5

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12
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Professional cycling
BMI

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21.5

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13
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Visceral fat indicators

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Greatest risk to health
Deposited around organs
Abdominal measures
Waist: Hip ratio, Waist circumference

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14
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how science measures body composition

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dissection, medical imaging, skinfold (kinanthropometry), Biometric impedance, archimedes (weighing it air then weighing in water for density), air displacement (Bod Pod)

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15
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Densities of bone, muscle and fat

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Bone >muscle> fat

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16
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Density equation

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= Mass/ Volume kgl-1

17
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what is closely related to body comp

A

tissue density

18
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define Centre of mass

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Is the point where the mass is equally distributed in all directions

19
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describe CoM for flat object with uniform mass

A

center of mass is middle of object

20
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describe CoM for humans

A

are not uniformly dense/ perfectly symmetrical

21
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what is the segmental methods

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shows Each part of the body has its own CoM

22
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define Kinematics

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Is the branch of biomechanics concerned with describing the motion of bodies

23
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define speed

A

Is the magnitude of the instantaneous velocity

24
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define velocity and provide equation

A

change in position/ change in time
Not always constant
Signs ± provides direction of motion

25
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define acceleration

A

Is the rate of change in velocity
Is the derivative of velocity with respect to time or the second derivative of position with respect to time

26
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where is the greatest acceleration on a graph

A

steepest gradient

27
Q

what equation to use when working out horizontal/vertical velocities : projectiles

A

Use SOH CAH TOA

28
Q

History of High jumping

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Scissors
Western roll
Straddle
Frosbury flop : Dick Fosbury in 1968 Olympics
Biomechanically efficient and CoM stays under bar as body goes over

29
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how is there an Illusion of floating : grand jete

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CoM follows normal trajectory but appears floating bc
head stays level, raised arms & legs at peak