Health and fitness Flashcards

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Define health

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Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being, and not just the absence of disease.

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Define fitness

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The ability to cope with the demands of the environment

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Define physical health. And what physical health includes.

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1) Being well in the body free from illness and injury.
2) - Enjoying being physically active
- Having good balance, coordination and agility and everyday tasks as well as sport.
-having the strength, stamina and flexibility required for daily life, work and play.
- having fewer illnesses, diseases and injuries.

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Define mental, emotional health. And what it includes.

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1) Feeling well in the mind with a positive outlook and sense of your own value.
2) -having self-esteem and self respect
-being able to recognise and express feelings
-being able to manage emotions to see the situation
-recognising and managing the factors that affect emotions
- feeling positive about life

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Define social health and what it includes.

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1) A positive sense of involvement with family, friends, and others in the community.
2) -having respect, empathy and tolerance to other people
- being able to manage emotions to see the situation
- recognising are managing the effects of actions on others.
-being aware of rights and responsibilities.
-having food, clothing and shelter.

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Name 3 physical benefits

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1) healthy diet
2) regular exercise
3) improved fitness

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Name 3 social benefits

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1) friendships
2) part of a team
3) interacting with family

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Name 3 mental benefits

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1) high self esteem
2) coping well with stress
3) feeling motivated

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Define sedentary lifestyle

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A life style with irregular or no physical activity

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Name 6 things a sedentary lifestyle can lead to.

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1) increased risk of heart disease and hypertension.
2) weight gain & obesity
3) poor self esteem
4) poor sleep
5) diabetes
6) lethargy.

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Explain risk of heart disease and hypertension in a sedentary life style.

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High levels of salt leads to high blood pressure. High levels of saturated fats lead to build of cholesterol in the arteries, causing plaque and narrowing of arteries.

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Explain weight gain and obesity in a sedentary life style.

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On average a man needs 2,500 calories a day and a woman needs 2,000 calories a day. If we eat more and don’t exercise it gets stored as fat.

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Explain poor self esteem in a sedentary life style.

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A lack of regular exercise decreases self esteem. As the body shape changes it may affect how you feel about your body.

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Explain poor sleep in a sedentary life style.

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Those who live a sedentary lifestyle expressed poorer resting habits and sleeping patterns. A vigorous workout means the body relaxes into a deeper state.

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Explain diabetes in a in a sedentary life style.

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A sedentary lifestyle means individuals, don’t get the daily dose of physical activity, increasing the risk of developing diabetes

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Explain lethargy in a sedentary life style.

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Lack of physical activity means a feeling of a lack of energy and enthusiasm continues lethargy can result in depression.

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Name 5 factors and why they affect our calorie intake.

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1) age - over 25 need less calories
2) gender - men need more calories than women.
3) height - taller people need more calories
4) exercise - the more exercise, the more calories needed.
5) basal metabolic rate (BMR) -how fast energy is used.

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How does weight loss happen?

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When you consume LESS calories than you are burning off.

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How does weight gain happen?

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When you consume MORE calories than you are burning off

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How do you get a balanced weight.

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When you consume the same amount of calories that you burn off.

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Name 3 macronutrients. And what percentage intake should be.

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1)Carbohydrates 55-60%
2) protein 15-20%
3) fats 25-30%

22
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Name 4 micronutrient

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1) vitamins
2) minerals
3) fibre
4) water

23
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What can dehydration do to the body?

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Increase HR
Increase sweating
Blood becomes thicker
SV & CO decreases