Exercise Physiology Principles Flashcards

1
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What duration exercise interventions will only elicit acute adaptations?

A

Short

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2
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If exercise stops, chronic adaptations will be ____.

A

Lost

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3
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In order to improve negative physiological and psychological side effects, exercise intervention must be ___

A

Long enough

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4
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What four principles of ex phys are closely tied to cancer rehabilitation

A

Individuality, overload, progression, and reversibility

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5
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Describe the principle of individuality

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No two individuals will respond exactly the same for a given Exercise Intervention

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6
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What factors does individual response to training stimulus depend on?

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Age, initial fitness level and health status

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7
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Describe the principle of progression

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The volume of exercise must be progressively increased to stimulate further improvements

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8
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Should progression be gradual or quick? Why?

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The progression needs to be gradual because doing too much too soon, may cause musculoskeletal injuries and is a major reason why some individuals drop out of exercise interventions

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9
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Describe the principle of overload

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Physiological systems must be taxed beyond normal to stimulate improvement

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10
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What 3 variables can influence the principle of overload

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Frequency, intensity and duration

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11
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What will the optimal amount of overload not do?

A

Tax the immune system

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12
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Describe the principle of reversibility?

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The positive physiological effects and health benefits of regular physical activity and exercise are reversible

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13
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How quickly can training improvements be lost?

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Within a few months if individuals discontinue their exercise program.

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14
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Why should planned graduation be included in a cancer rehabilitation program?

A

Have something to show for their hard work

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15
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Describe the principle of diminishing returns

A

Each person has a genetic ceiling that limits the extent of improvement that is possible due to exercise training

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16
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What happens as individuals approach their genetic ceiling?

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Their rate of improvement in physical fitness slows and eventually levels off

17
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Describe the principle of specificity

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Physiological and metabolic responses and adaptations to exercise training are specific to the type of exercise and the muscle groups involved

18
Q

What are key components to the principle of specificity?

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Energy systems, muscle groups and mode/type of exercise

19
Q

What is general adaptation syndrome?

A

the predictable way the body responds to stress as described by Hans Selye

20
Q

In regards to GAS, what will happen if too much training is occurring?

A

Decreased preparedness due to fatigue

21
Q

What happens if there is not enough exercise and too much rest w/ GAS?

A

There is no progression, but no decline