Introduction Flashcards

Lecture 1

1
Q

What are the two main components of energy balance?

A

Energy intake and expenditure

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2
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What is the significance of body composition in relation to health?

A

It provides insight into fat and muscle distribution, influencing overall health

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3
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What are some risks associated with obesity?

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Increased risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers

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4
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What factors affect energy balance?

A

Diet, physical activity, metabolism, and genetics

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5
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What are the critical periods for weight management?

A

Childhood, adolescence, and pregnancy

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6
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What methods are discussed for weight loss and risk reduction?

A

Diet, physical activity, medication, surgery

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7
Q

How does nutrition affect athletic performance?

A

Personalized diets optimize energy management and recovery

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8
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What is the role of carbohydrates in athletic performance?

A

They fuel performance by providing energy

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9
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What is the impact of protein on muscle recovery?

A

Protein aids in muscle repair and growth

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10
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What is the female athlete triad?

A

A condition involving low energy availability, menstrual dysfunction, and bone health issues

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11
Q

Why is science communication important in nutrition and exercise?

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Most research is publicly funded and should be accessible to the public

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12
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What are some forms of science communication?

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  • Original research
  • Review articles
  • Opinion pieces
  • Social media
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13
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What is a major concern regarding the global health and wellness industry?

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Valued at $4 trillion, often based on limited empirical evidence

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14
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What is the impact of fad diets on long-term health?

A

They are ineffective and can even harm health

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15
Q

True or False: Most scientists have extensive training in science communication.

A

False

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16
Q

Fill in the blank: The rise in social media has led to a mismatch between claims about products and _______.

A

[the science]

17
Q

What is the call to action for sports and nutrition scientists?

A

To provide evidence-based information and counter misinformation

18
Q

What platforms are mentioned as avenues for science communication?

A
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
19
Q

What skills are important for kinesiology majors regarding science communication?

A

Spotting bad science and understanding effective communication

20
Q

Who are examples of effective science communicators?

A
  • Bill Nye
  • Hank Green
21
Q

What is the role of physical activity in chronic disease prevention?

A

It reduces risks of diseases like diabetes and heart disease

22
Q

What should athletes consider when timing carbohydrate intake?

A

To optimize endurance performance