Topic 4 - Special Populations Flashcards
This system is critical in the first few seconds of exercise, as it is able to provide an immediate source of energy.
ATP-CP System (aka. Phosphagen, Anaerobic Alactic, Phosphocreatine)
This process starts to provide energy at about the 30 second mark and can continue until approximately the 90 second mark.
Anaerobic Glycolytic System (aka. Anaerobic Lactic)
This system is used for longer-lasting, low intensity activities, as well as to replenish stores at rest.
Aerobic System
Submaximal, rhythmic, repetitive exercise of large muscle groups during which the needed energy is supplied by inspired oxygen.
Aerobic Exercise
Behaviours/exposures that can be changed/controlled to raise or lower a person’s risk of a disease.
Modifiable Risk Factor
Conditions that increase your risk of developing a disease and cannot be changed.
Non-Modifiable Risk Factor
A result of lack of training, which can be due to changes in lifestyle, acute injury (that will not necessarily result in being bedridden) and/or lack of interest.
Detraining
Occurs if a person is bedridden for an extended period of time, often due to illness (e.g. acute/chronic) and it will result in decreases in cardiovascular and muscular efficiency.
Deconditioning
Some ______________ effects associated with bed rest include:
- Decreased muscle mass
- Decreased strength
- Decreased CV function
- Decreased total blood volume
- Decreased plasma volume
- Decreased heart volume
- Decreased orthostatic tolerance
- Decreased exercise tolerance
- Decreased bone mineral density
Deconditioning
What does the F.I.T.T. principle stand for?
Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
Number of days per week that exercise is performed (e.g. individual will exercise 4-5 times per week).
Frequency
The difficulty level of exercise performed (e.g. individual should be able to talk but not sing will exercising).
Intensity
The duration of a single bout of exercise (e.g. individual begins exercising for 15 minutes and gradually increases to 30 minutes).
Time
The form of exercise undergone (e.g. individual will swim for exercise).
Type
Amount of energy used to perform different tasks (e.g. reading may use about 1.3 _____ while running may use 8-9 _____.
Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET)