Component 2 (Health And Performance): Soc 23 Flashcards

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Define the term depressant?

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Substance that lowers the level if physiological or nervous activity in the body

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Define the term stimulant?

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Substance that raises alertness

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Define the term sedative?

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A drug that has a calming or sleep-including effect

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Define the term lifestyle choice?

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The choices we make about how we live and behave that impact on our health

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Define the term High-density lipoprotein (HDL)?

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sometimes known as good cholesterarol moves bad cholesterol

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What is the term ‘Health’?

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A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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What is the term fitness?

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Ability to meet the demands of an environment

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What are the 6 lifestyle choices?

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1.Diet
2.Activity level
3.Work/Rest/Sleep Balance
4.Recreational Drugs
5.Smoking
6.Alcohol

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What is diet?

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A essential part of providing for our bodies with energy for work and exercise and nutrients required to repair the body tissues

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The affects of eating too little?

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-Musle atrophy
-Fatigue
-Depression
-Dizziness

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The affects of eating too much?

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-Diabetes
-Heart disease
-Osteoporosis
-Mobility issues

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What are activities levels?

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A huge impact on your health and fitness choosing wether to be active or not

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What are the affect of the lack of physical activities?

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-Sedentary lifestyle
-Obesity
-Depression
-Heart disease

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What is the lifestyle choice of work/rest/sleep balance?

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When exercising helps you sleep better to help the body to recover. However if exercising late will have an opposite effect of the release of serotonin and endophins

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What are the affects of working too hard and a lack of sleep?

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-Stress and anxiety
-Depresssion
-Poor concentration
-High blood pressure

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What is the life style choice of recreational drugs?

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They are split into two categories - legal and illegal

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What are legal drugs?

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Drugs that contain caffine e.g tea, coffee and energy drinks. Nicotine from smoking and ethanol found in alchohol

18
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What are illegal drugs?

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Drugs such as heroin, cocaine, LSD, amphetamines, ecstast and cannabis are not accepted in society

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What is the lifestyle choice of smoking?

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A cigareete that has an addictive ingredient called nicotine which are a stimulant that raises alertness

20
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The effects of smoking?

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-Heart disease
-shortness of breath/reduced lung capacity
-bonchitis and lung disease

21
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What is the lifestyle choice of alcohol?

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A drink that contains depressant that slows down the reaction and alters the way you see, hear, move, and respond

22
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What are the effects of alcohol?

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-affects the brain
-damages the heart, circulatory system, high blood pressure
-liver damage
-pancreas producing toxic substances

23
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What are the positive impact on fitness on wellbeing?

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-Helps you cope with physical side of life
-lowers risk of psychological illness
-Helps worh body composition
-Less likely to be off work with sickness
-Lowers RHR and BP

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What are the negative impact on fitness on wellbeing?

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  • Puts you at risk of sport-related injuries
  • Time off to recover can lead to mental illness
  • Competitive pressure can lead to mental illness - Early specialisation can reduce opportunities