PE Flashcards

1
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an integral part of the educationalprogram designed to promote the optimum development ofan individual physically, mentally, socially and emotionallythrough total body movement in the performance of properlyselected physical activities

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Physical Education

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2
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refers to the ability to perform daily tasks vigorously and alertly, with energy reserved for enjoying leisure-time activities and meeting emergency demands

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Physical fitness

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is anactive process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a healthy andfulfilling life.

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Wellness

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4
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2 concept of physical fitness

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Health related and physical related

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5
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general fitness(a state of health and well-being) and specific fitness(the ability to perform specificaspects of sports oroccupations)

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Physical fitness

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  • is directly associated with good bodyfitness.
  • defined as amultidimensional constructcontaining the components ofcardio-respiratory endurance,muscular strength, muscularendurance, flexibility, and bodycomposition
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Health related fitness

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  • isdirectly associated with skillperformance.

-consists of fitness components that areimportant to success in skillfulactivities and athletic events,and may not be as crucial toimproved health

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Skill related fitness

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8
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Ideal body fat for men

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12-16%

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9
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Ideal fat for women

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15-20%

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10
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It pertains to the relative amounts of muscle, fat,bone, and other vital parts of the body.

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Body composition

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11
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It relates to the ability of the circulatory and respiratory systems to apply oxygen during sustained physical activity

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Cardiovascular fitness

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12
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refers to the range of motion available at a joint.

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Flexibility

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13
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refers to the ability of the muscle to exert force

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Muscular strength

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14
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relates to the MUSCLE ABILITY to continue to PERFORM WITHOUT FATIGUE

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Muscular endurance

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15
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refers to the soundness of the heart and lungswhich contribute to the ability to resist disease

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Organic vigor

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16
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Components of physical fitnessthat relate to enhanced performance insports and motor

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Skill related components

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17
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pertains to the ability to rapidly change theposition of the entire body in space with speed and accuracy

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Agility

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18
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pertains to the maintenance of equilibrium

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Balance

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19
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ability to use the senses like sight and hearing, together with other parts in performing motor tasks smoothly and accurately

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Coordination

20
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-rate at which one can perform work

  • combination of strength and speed
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Power

21
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ability to perform a movement withina short period of time

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Speed

22
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refers to the time elapsed between stimulationand beginning of the reaction to it.

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Reaction time

23
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  • ability to live fully

-active process ofbecoming aware of and making choices toward a healthy andfulfilling life

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Wellness

24
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To maintain all over physical health and engage to proper physical activities

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Physical wellness

25
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pursue and RETAIN KNOWLEDGE, think about issues,make round decisions, identify problems and find solutions

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Intellectual wellness

26
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protect yourself from environmental hazards and to minimize the negative impact of your behavior on the environment

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Environmental wellness

27
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To develop a set of principles orvalues that gives meaning orpurpose to one’s life; to developfaith in something beyond the self

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Spiritual wellness

28
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Tp have a develop a set of principles or values that gives meaning or purpose to one’s life; to develop faith in something beyond the self

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Psychological wellness

29
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develop and maintain ameaningful relationship with anetwork of friends, family membersand to contribute to the community

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Social wellness

30
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Is about enjoying your occupational endeavors and appreciating your contributions; personal satisfactionthrough work.

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Occupational wellness

31
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Involves the process of learning tosuccessfully manage financialexpenses

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Financial wellness

32
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TO HAVE A POSITIVE SELF-CONCEPT, DEAL CONSTRUCTIVELY WITH YOUR FEELINGS, AND DEVELOP POSITIVE QUALITIES.

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Emotional wellness

33
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Three types of emotional wellness

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Emotional awareness
Emotional acceptance
Emotional management

34
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Normal heart rates

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70-100 beats per beat

35
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THE FORCE OF CIRCULATING BLOOD ON THE WALLS OF THE ARTERIES

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Blood pressure

36
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TEMPERATURE IS A MEASURE OF AN ORGANISM’S ABILITY TO GENERATE AND GET

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Body temperature

37
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THE STUDY OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND IS A VERY IMPORTANT BRANCH OF THE MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.

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Immunology

38
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is a measure of energy expenditure and stored energy

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Calorie

39
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One kilocalorie is equal to

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4186.8

40
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1 gram of carbohydrate (sugars and starches) has _____calories (kcal)

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4

41
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Daily intake of calorie intake in men

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2500

42
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Calorie intake in women

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2000kcal

43
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brain uses around ____percent of the energy used in the human body

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20

44
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Artery in nect

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Carotid artery

45
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Artery in wrist

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Radial pulse

46
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Pressure on artery when heart beats

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Systolic

47
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Pressure when hreat at rest

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Diastolic