Hydration Flashcards

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What is an isotonic drink ?

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Contains carbohydrates and minerals at a smaller concentration to that in the human body.

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What is a hypertonic sports drink ?

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Contains higher concentration of carbohydrates to that in the human body.

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What is a hypotonic sports drink ?

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Contains a lower concentration of carbohydrates to that in the human body.

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What does an electrolyte sports drink do ?

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Maintains a fluid balance by replacing important salts and minerals.
Ex. calcium and iron

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What is dehydration ?

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Progressive depletion of body fluids caused when.
fluid loss > fluid intake

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What is thermoregulation ?

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The process that allows the body to maintain its core body temperature.

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What is hyponatraemia / water intoxication ?

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A condition where the levels of salt or sodium, in the blood drops to abnormally low levels.

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What are the benefits of hydration ?
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  • regulate body temperature
  • regulate heart rate
  • maintain blood volume
    linked to blood pressure and viscosity of blood
  • regulate transport of essential nutrients
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What are the drawbacks of dehydration ?

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  • increased blood viscosity
  • decreased blood flow
  • increased lactic acid production
  • early OBLA

blood volume depletion…
- decreased blood to skin
- decreased sweating
- impaired thermoregulation
- increased core body temperature
- heat stress

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What are the positive of isotonic drinks ?
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  • replaces fluids lost by sweating
  • supplies a boost of carbohydrate
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What is the negative of isotonic drinks ?

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  • absorbed slower than hypotonic drinks
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Give examples of isotonic drinks and what they are good for.

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ex. power aid, Lucozade sport
Good for… endurance, team games

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What is the positive of hypertonic drinks ?

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  • replenishes glycogen stores after exercise
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What are the negatives of hypertonic drinks ?
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  • not suitable during exercise as it pulls water into the digestive system to dilute it
  • absorbed very slowly
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What are examples of hypertonic drinks and what are they good for.

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Ex. fruit juice, Lucozade energy
Good for… post performance, ultra endurance events

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What are the positive of hypotonic drinks ?
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  • absorbs very quickly
  • good for hydration without boost of carbohydrates
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What is the negative of hypotonic drinks ?

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  • lack of carbohydrates and minerals means not ideal foe exclusive use during events > 60 mins
18
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What are the examples of hypotonic drinks and what are they good for.

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Ex. water
Good for… dancers, gymnasts, jockeys