Chapter 7 Age And Sex Related Differences Flashcards

1
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What does youth encompass?

A

Childhood and adolescence

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2
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What is biological age measured in?

A

Physical and sexual development

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3
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What is training age?

A

Length of time consistently following a formalized, supervised resistance training program

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4
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What is peak height velocity?

A

Age of maximum rate of growth

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5
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At what age do females and males reach peak height velocity?

A

12 and 14, respectively

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6
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How many standard deviations below the young adult mean for bone mineral density is considered osteoporosis?

A

2.5

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7
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How many standard deviations below the young adult mean for bone mineral density is considered osteopenia?

A

1-2.5

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8
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What percentage of body weight is muscle mass at birth versus adulthood?

A

25% v 40%

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9
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When does muscle mass growth typically peak in adolescents?

A

About one year after peak height velocity

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10
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How much do pre-adolescent children tend to increase strength with structured training?

A

30-40%

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11
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In terms of absolute strength, how much do women have compared to men?

A

About 2/3

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12
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How much more likely are women to sustain an ACL injury?

A

6x

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13
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How fast can women increase strength, relative to body weight relative to men?

A

Same rate or faster

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14
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What is the female athlete triad also known as?

A

Relative energy deficiency syndrome (REDS)

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15
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What are the three components of the female athlete triad?

A
  1. Energy availability.
  2. Menstrual function.
  3. Bone mineral density.
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16
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What is amenorrhea?

A

Absence of menstrual cycle for more than three months

17
Q

What is the mechanism at work in amenorrhea?

A

Reduce luteinizing hormone

18
Q

At what age does weightlifting performance typically decrease and at what rate?

A

30, 1-1.5%/year

19
Q

Why does decreased dynamic balance negatively affect agonist force production?

A

Co–contraction is necessary to stabilize joints, which decreases agonist force production

20
Q

How much recovery between sessions should there be for older adults?

A

48-72 hours

21
Q

Is the Valsalva maneuver recommended for older adults?

A

No

22
Q

What is the recommended starting set, repetition, and load for an older adult beginning resistance training?

A

1 set at 8-12 reps at 40-50% 1RM