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Topic on a page - Short and long term effects of exercise Flashcards

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what is the immediate effect of exercise

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effects that happen during exercise

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what are the immediate effects of exercise

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  • getting hot
  • getting sweaty
  • having red skin
  • increased depth and rate of breathing
  • increased heart rate
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why is getting hot an immediate effect of exercise

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heat is a by-product of energy production, the harder we train the hotter we get

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why is getting sweaty an immediate effect of exercise

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sweat glands produce sweat to cool you down, sweat evaporating from the surface of your skin removes some body heat

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why is having red skin an immediate effect of exercise

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blood vessels dilate close to the surface if the skin to help you lose heat, this makes you look red

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why is increased depth and rate of breathing an immediate effect of exercise

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this allows more gaseous exchange to occur more quickly
more oxygen can be delivered to the working muscles and more carbon dioxide can be removed

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why is increased heart rate an immediate effect of exercise

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this allows gases to be transported around the body
oxygen can be delivered to the working muscles and carbon dioxide can be removed

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what is the short term effect of exercise

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effects that happen 24 to 36 hours after exercise

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what are the short-term effects of exerise

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  • tiredness and fatigue
  • light headedness or nausea
  • aching muscles
  • cramp
  • DOMS
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why is tiredness and fatigue a short-term effect of exercise

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when we are exercising, energy stores are being used up
this will lead to tiredness and fatigue

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why is light headedness or nausea a short-term effect of exercise

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when we exercise, we lose fluids which can lead to dehydration
light headedness and nausea are symptoms of being dehydrated

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why is aching muscles a short-term effect of exercise

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answer tbc

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why is cramp a short-term effect of exercise

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cramp is an involuntary muscular contraction
a cause of cramp is a depletion of energy stores or dehydration and a lack of electrolytes due to sweating

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why is DOMS a short-term effect of exercise

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DOMS can occur due to micro tears in the muscles from vigorous activity

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what is the long term effect of exercise

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the effects that happen months or years after training

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what are the long-term effects of exercise

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  • change in body shape
  • improved stamina
  • increase in size of the heart (cardiac hypertrophy)
  • lower resting heart rate (bradycardia)
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why is change in body shape a long-term effect of exercise

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a change in body shape can improve performance such as an increase in muscle mass or decrease in body fat

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example of what sports change in body shape can help

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an increase in muscle mass will assist in strength and power sports such as sprinting and rugby
a reduction of body fat will assist a long distance runner

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why is improved stamina

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improved stamina will allow performers to last longer in an activity without getting tired

20
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example of what sport improved stamina can help

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performing to a high standard for 90 minutes in football

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why is increase in size of the heart (hypertrophy) a long-term effect of exercise

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an increase in the size of the heart will allow more blood pumped per beat (stroke volume) when exercising
this will allow more oxygen to be delivered to the working muscles

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why is lower resting heart rate (bradycardia) a long-term effect of exercise

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because the heart can pump more blood per beat it will not have to work as hard at rest therefore resting heart rate will be lower

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what does strength allow

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us to provide a force applied by a muscle group to overcome a resistance

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what does muscular endurance allow

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repeated contractions and avoid fatigue

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what does suppleness/ flexibility allow

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a greater range of movement at a joint

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what does speed allow

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us to perform movements quickly

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what does cardiovascular endurance allow

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oxygen to be supplied to the working muscle so you can perform for a long time without getting tired

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