Ramey's Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Lifestyle Flashcards

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Ramey’s Health Definition

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Our health is a vector that allows us to work, take care of our families and enjoy life

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Adults should accumulate how much AEROBIC exercise per week?

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30 minutes of moderate- intensity aerobic activity 5 days per week or

a minimum of 20 minutes of vigorous- aerobic activity 3 days per week

or a combination of moderate and vigorous exercise 3-5 days per week

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How often and what kind of RESISTANCE training per week should adults get?

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2-3 days per week
Involve major muscle groups (8-10 exercises)
Use weight that allows 8-12 repetitions to muscle fatigue (not exhaustion)

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What should you do 2-3 Days per week to improve postural stability and balance?

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Flexability Training
Hold static stretches 10-30 seconds
Repeat each stretch 2-4 times
Warm-up prior to stretching

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What kind of recommend weekly exercise incorporates balance, coordination, gait, agility and proprioception?

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neuromotor exercise training

Yoga, Tai Chi and Qigong are good for this
Perform 2-3 days/week

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What are the benefits to physical activity? (4)

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  1. Burn fat (weight loss)
  2. Build additional blood supply to muscles (heart)
  3. Increase cellular energy production
  4. Improve inflammatory markers
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What can physical activity help prevent? (9)

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  1. heart attack,
  2. stroke,
  3. high blood pressure,
  4. high cholesterol,
  5. diabetes,
  6. osteoporosis,
  7. anxiety,
  8. depression
  9. death
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What is moderate activity?

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3.0-5.9 METs, 64-76% maximum heart rate or 46-63% VO2max

Walking 1.5-2.0 miles in 30 minutes

American Heart Association - taking 10,000 steps/day

Can be cumulative – needs to occur in bouts lasting at least 10 minutes

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What is the current recommendation of fruits and vegetables for adults?

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9 servings (1/2 c. per serving) per day

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What is the current recommendation of fruits and vegetables for children?

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5 servings. Size of the palm of children’s hand is one serving.

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Water intake for children age 1-8?

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4-5 cups/day

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12
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Water intake for children age 9-18?

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7-11 cups/day

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13
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Adults 19+ water intake?

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9-13 cups/day

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Health benefits of water intake?

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Decreased:
Headache, nausea and constipation
Fat deposition
Toxin accumulation
heat stroke and heat exhaustion
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15
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Chronic sleep loss can result in…

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early death
fatigue,
irritability
decreased concentration

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16
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Most adults need how much sleep?

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at least 7-8 hours/night

17
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Most children need how much sleep?

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at least 10-12 hours/night

18
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What are probiotics?

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Normal, healthy bacteria present in the intestinal tract

Examples include Bifidobacteria, Streptococcus and Lactobacilli

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What are 4 functions of probiotics?

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  1. Assist in nutrient absorption into bloodstream
  2. Allow intestinal cells to function properly
  3. Form a barrier against harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites
  4. Play a role in food allergies
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What are 4 common things used as ergogenic aids that have no known effect?

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  1. Protein supplements
  2. Vitamin C
  3. Chromium
  4. DHEA
21
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does caffeine have?

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For endurance activities, increase time to exhaustion.

Dose 3-15 mg/kg

22
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does creatine have?

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Can improve short duration (

23
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does ephedrine have?

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When combined with caffeine can increase speed, time to exhaustion and reduce perceived exertion

May result in thermogenesis and sudden death through heat stroke

24
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does Andro have?

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Androstenedione

Precursor of testosterone and estrogen, – if converted to testosterone, will increase muscle mass and strength

Banned substance!

25
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does anabolic steroids have?

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Increase protein synthesis and reduce muscle breakdown

When combined with weight lifting, can increase body weight, lean body mass and strength

Many bad side effects-Banned substance!

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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does human growth hormone have?

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Theory - increase protein synthesis and lipolysis

May produce increased lean body mass when combined with weight lifting

Many bad side effects-Banned substance!

27
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What kind of positive ergogenic effect does erythropoietin have?

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Stimulates RBC production in bone marrow

Theory – increased RBC’s will increase oxygen delivery to muscles and improve performance

Can increase aerobic capacity (VO2max) and total exercise time

Can cause hyperviscosity syndrome and sudden death via MI
Banned substance

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What kind of positive ergogenic effect can OMM have?

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Used to improve function and motion throughout the body

Successfully used to treat a variety of athletic injuries with few side effects

Not banned!

Clinically, seems to speed recovery and enhance performance