Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Purpose of PAR-Q?

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Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire…….. to help people know when it is advisable to seek medical consultation prior to beginning or altering an exercise program

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ACSM’s risk stratification categories

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Low, moderate, and high risk of heart disease etc.

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High risk for Coronary Artery Disease

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People with pulmonary or metabolic disease or family history, smokers, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, etc

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Low Risk for CAD

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people who do not have heart disease symptoms and have no more than one of the risk factors mentioned

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Warm -up and purpose

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Prior to vigorous exercise: 5-10min, walking, jogging, low intensity. prepares heart, blood vessels, muscles, and other body parts to workout

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Cool-down purpose

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Returns the body to rest and promotes recovery by aiding the return of blood from muscles to heart

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How does heat effect physical activity?

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During vigorous workout, heat needs to be dissipated in order to regulate body temperature. This prevents dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke

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How does cold effect physical activity?

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During vigorous workout, your body sweats and that sweat evaporates this transfers heat from the body and cools down the body temperature. Evaporation is reduced in humidity or hot places.

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How to avoid dehydration

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Replacing your body with water or other fluid replacement drinks. You can monitor it by the color of urine

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What are heat cramps?

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Muscle cramps in used muscles during exercise

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What is heat exhaustion?

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Muscle cramps, weakness, dizziness, headache, nausea clammy skin, paleness

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What is heatstroke?

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Hot flushed skin, dry skin, lack of sweating, dizziness, fast pulse, unconsciousness, high temperature

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Why ice for injuries?

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To minimize swelling and speed recovery

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How to Care for muscle cramps?

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Static stretching, fluid replacement,

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What are DOMS

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Delayed Onset of Muscle Soreness….followed by vigorous activity especially amongst beginners

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Lactic Acid

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by-product of anaerobic exercise

17
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What is a strain?

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Fibers in the muscles are injured

18
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What is a sprain?

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An injury to a ligament…tissues that connect bones to bones

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Hypothermia

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Excessively low body temperature less than 95 degrees

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Hyperthermia

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Excessively high body temperature caused by excessive heat production or impaired heat loss capacity