Lecture 20: Physical Activity Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first activity statement?

A

Sit less, move more!
- Break up periods of prolonged sitting

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2
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What is sedentary time?

A

Awake but expending less than 1.5 METS

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3
Q

Above ?? hours a day, every additional hour of sedentary time was associated with a ?? % high CVD mortality

A

6h, 4% higher

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4
Q

Above ?? hours a day, every additional hour of sedentary time was associated with a ?? % higher all cause mortality

A

8h, 4% higher

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5
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Associations between sedentary time and cancer mortality were…

A

Not statistically significant

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6
Q

If you do heaps of physical activity…

A

Then it might protect you from being sedentary
- The less PA you do, the more sedentary time has a drastic effect

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7
Q

What is the pattern of accumulation?

A

refers to how periods of sitting or low-activity time are spread throughout the day, including factors like duration, frequency, and continuity of sedentary bouts

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8
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People who are ?? have higher risk of poor fasting glucose and higher BP

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Prolongers (sit uninterrupted)

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9
Q

How can we improve the glucose response?

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Getting people up and moving and having breaks in sedentary time is good for the glucose response

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10
Q

What is the effect of activity breaks on postprandial glucose response?

A

Reductions caused by light or moderate activity breaks

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11
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What is the second activity statement?

A

Do at least 2.5 hours of moderate or 1.25 hours of vigorous PA spread throughout the week

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12
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What is the third activity statement?

A

For extra benefit, aim for 5 hours of moderate or 2.5 hours of vigorous activity spread throughout the week

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13
Q

What is the dose response curve between PA and risks?

A

Between 150 and 300 minutes the benefits clearly outweigh the harms
- After 300 mins (5 hours), risks and harms increase while benefits plateau

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14
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What is the fourth activity statement?

A

Do muscle strengthening activities on at least 2 days each week

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15
Q

Strength based exercise is associated with…

A
  • Decreased risk of falls
  • Increased preservation of bone mineral density
  • Increased preservation of muscle mass
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16
Q

What is the fifth activity statement?

A

Doing some PA is better than none
- Adults should start by doing small amounts and then gradually increase the frequency, intensity and duration over time

17
Q

When not able to meet the recommendations…

A

Adults should aim to engage in PA according to their abilities

18
Q

If someone has a health condition what should they do?

A

May wish to consult their doctor or a specialist before starting PA

19
Q

What is a common questionnaire used to assess PA risk and ability?

A

PAR-Q

20
Q

If someone answers yes to any of the PAR-Q questions what should they do?

A

Refer to an exercise specialist or medical professional

21
Q

When should someone stop and seek medical review?

A
  • Dramatic increase in breathlessness
  • New or worsening chest pain
  • Increasing GTN requirement
  • Rapid palpitations or irregular heartbeat
  • Dizziness
  • Reduction in exercise capacity
  • Sudden change in vision