Topic 1 Flashcards

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Healthy People 2020 Objectives

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1) achieve health equity
2) create social and physical environments that promote good health
3) promote quality of life and life expectancy

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Healthy People 2020 Determinants

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1) Social environments
2) physical environments
3) individual behavior
4) genetics
5) health services

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3
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___ of deaths in the U.S. are preventable

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2/3

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4
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2022 leading causes of death

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1) heart disease
2) cancer
3) unintentional injury

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5
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Compression of morbidity

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Exercise improves quality of life and delays the onset of morbidity, not life expectancy

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6
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Exercise prescription

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Recommendation for a course of exercise to meet desirable individual fitness objectives

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7
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Physical activity

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Bodily movement

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8
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Exercise

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Physical activity that is planned, structured, and purposeful

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9
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Sport

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Physical activity that is governed by rules

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10
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Physical fitness

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The attributes that allow someone to perform physical activity

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11
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3 components of physical fitness

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1) Cardio
2) Body composition
3) Muscular

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12
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Health

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State of physical, mental, and social well being

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13
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Wellness

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Continuous, active process

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14
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Moderate physical activity

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  • 30-60 min, 5x per week
  • RPE 5-6
    -40-59% VO2 max
    -3-6 METs
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15
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Vigorous physical activity

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  • 20-60 min, 3x per week
  • > 60 VO2 max
  • > 6 METs
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16
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Components of muscular

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1) muscular strength
2) muscular endurance
3) flexibility

17
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Components of performance related fitness

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1) agility
2) balance
3) coordination
4) speed
5) power
6) reaction time

18
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Cardio respiratory Endurance

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ability to supply oxygen during sustained physical activity

19
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Cardiac output

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Quantity of blood pumped out of the heart per min
CO = SV • HR

20
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Body composition

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Proportion of fat weight and fat-free weight

21
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Obesity

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Excessive accumulation of fat weight

22
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The following increase heart disease risk-2 fold

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-Cholesterol
-Smoking
-Inactivity
-Blood pressure
-Obesity

23
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True/false: the only way to burn calories is through exercise.

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False

24
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Administered test battery to Norwegian children 5-12, found it was easy to administer and can be used reliably to measure physical fitness for large groups of children. Linear improvement across all ages, consistent test/retest reliability

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Fjortoft et al.

25
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Examining cost and health effectiveness of physical interventions; found that point of decision prompts was cost effective, but not as physically effective as support groups; net effect is important, compound different exercises and activities

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Wu et al

26
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Long term sedentary work may increase the risk of distal colon cancer and rectal cancer, regardless of lifestyle outside of the workplace

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Boyle et al

27
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Examining the effectiveness of school based physical activity programs; benefits include improvements in aerobic (oxygen) capacity, cholesterol, reduction in TV viewing; not included is improvements in BP, BMI; overall potential health benefits are substantial and these programs should be encouraged

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Racette et al.