modules 3-4 body composition Flashcards

1
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body composition def

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the proportion of different components that make up the human body

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2
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main elements of the body

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oxygen, carbon, hydrogen

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3
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what makes the chemical model of the body

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fat, protein, carbohydrates, mineral, water

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4
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4 types of tissues

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nervous, epithelial, muscle and connective tissues

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5
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what is epithelial tissues

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skin, lining of gi and hollow organs

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6
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3 types of muscle tissues

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cardiac, skeletal, smooth

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7
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types of connective tissues

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fat, bone, tendon, cartilage

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8
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3 main structural components of the body

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bone, fat, muscle

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9
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two component model

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the amount of fat and fat free mass that makes up the body

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10
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fat free mass

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bone, muscle, vital organs and connective tissues

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11
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anthropometry

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quantative measurement of body size and proportions

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12
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methods of anthropometry

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skinfold thickness, circumferences, bony widths and lengths, heights and body weights

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13
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where is non essenstial storage fat stored

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adipose tissue - in abdominal cavity

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14
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excess body fat structural difficulties

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osteoarthritis, joint pain, sleep apnea

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15
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visceral adipose tissue vs subcutaneous adipose tissue

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v- located in abdominal cavity around organs
s - located below skin

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16
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height weight tables

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  • dont consider muscle or body comp
  • innacurate
  • high weight and size - measures
17
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bone density and volume measurements

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  • under water weighing
  • those who are more fat have less density
  • was concluded that densitometry should not be used as universal criterion
18
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BMI

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indicator of obesity, uses body mass divided by the height (meters) squared

19
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waist circumference

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way to acess central obesity
also known as waist to hip ratio
- con - different definitions of waist

20
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skinfold measurements

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use to predict body fat or compare to past self

21
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stretch stature (height)

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measuring the distance from the floor to the middle of the top of the skull

22
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what are the skinfold sights

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triceps, subscapular, biceps, chest (males only), suprailiac (iliac crest), supraspinal (side stomach) abdominal, thigh, calf

23
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we measure the girths of

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flexed arm, waist, calf

24
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measure bone widths of

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humerous and femur

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