Ergogenic Aids - Hydration Flashcards

1
Q

How much water should you consume pre event (1-2 hours)

A

0.5 litres

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2
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How much water must you consume immediately before an event

A

250ml water or sports drink

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3
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How much water/sports drink should you consume during exercise (every 10-15 minutes)

A

250ml

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4
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How much water should you consume post event

A

Weight lost during event. 0.5kg lost consume 0.5 litres of water

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5
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Define isotonic drinks

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Isotonic drinks contain minerals and carbohydrates at a similar concentration to the human body

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6
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Define hypertonic drinks

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Hypertonic drinks contain a higher concentration of carbohydrates than in the human body

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7
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Define hypotonic drinks

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Hypotonic drinks contain lower concentrations of carbohydrates than in the human body

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8
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Define electrolyte sports drinks

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Electrolyte sports drinks mentain mineral balance by replenishing lost minerals and salts

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9
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Define dehydration

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Dehydration is progressive depletion of body fluids when water out equals more than water in

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10
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Define thermoregulation

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Thermoregulation is the process which allows the body to regulate its core body temperature

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11
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Define hyponatraemia

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Hyponatraemia is the level of salt or sodium in the blood drops to abnormally low levels

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12
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Name 3 negatives of dehydration

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  1. Increased blood viscosity
  2. Decreased blood flow
  3. Increased lactic acid production
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13
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Name 3 pros of hydration

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  1. Regulate body temperature
  2. Regulate heart rate
  3. Regulates blood volume
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14
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Name 2 reasons why isotonic fluids are good

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  1. replenish fluids by sweating

2. Supplies a boost of carbohydrates

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15
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Name a con of isotonic fluids

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They are absorbed slower than hypotonic drinks

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16
Q

Name an example of an isotonic drink

A

Lucozade sport

17
Q

Why are hypertonic drinks good

A

Replenish glycogen stores after exercise

18
Q

Name a con of hypertonic fluids

A

Not good during exercise as it pulls water into the digestive system to absorb it and it is detested slowly

19
Q

Name an example of a hypertonic fluid

A

Lucozade energy

20
Q

Why are hypotonic fluids good

A
  1. Absorbed very quickly

2. Good for hydration without the boost of carbohydrates

21
Q

Name a con of hypotonic drinks

A

Lack of carbohydrates means its not ideal for exercise lasting longer than 60 minutes

22
Q

Name an example of a hypotonic drink

A

Water

23
Q

Name 3 problems with blood volume depletion

A
  1. Lack of blood flow to the skin
  2. Decreased sweating
  3. Impaired thermoregulation
24
Q

What sports are isotonic drinks good for

A

Endurance sports

25
Q

When events are hypertonic drinks good for (2 things)

A
  1. post sport

2. Ultra-endurance events

26
Q

Name a sport that hypotonic drinks are good for

A

Dancers