wk2 health benefits of PA Flashcards

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general health benefits

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mental health less stress, focus on working out
flexibility, mobility
sleep quality
cardiovascular functions, reduce risk for heart disease, chronic diaseses…
bone density bone health
metablism
better body compo

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2
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goal of respiration

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provide o2, remove CO2 from our tissue

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3
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4 major events in respiration

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  1. Pulmonary ventilation or the exchange of O2 and CO2
    between the atmosphere and the lungs
  2. Diffusion of O2 and CO2 between lungs and blood
  3. Transport of O2 and CO2 in the blood to tissues
  4. Regulation of ventilation
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4
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what si stroke volume

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blood pumped every heart beat

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5
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insulin sensensity

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amount of insulin needed to let the cell start working 75%is muscle

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6
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improved insulin sensitivity

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GLUT4 increases when one is trained, the effect could least for 48h, then degraded

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7
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2 ways of GLUT4

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insulin pathway and exercise pathway

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8
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factors affect teenagers to do PA

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peer influences
social influences
hormones
lifestyle changes

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9
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what factors contribute to the success adherence of PA

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monitoring and goal setting
Prioritization
Making it part of their day
Affect, beliefs and attitudes toward PA
Past experience with PA
Enjoyment

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10
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useful tools

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Pedometers
Heart rate monitors
Accelerometers

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激起人们的兴趣,老师在讲课时,经常加入一些“reflection”,不论学生参与与否,总是会刺激到学生的想法,侧面强化了PA在学生日常生活的地位

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12
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how could pedometers help?

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13
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how could heart monitors help?

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14
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how could accelerometers help?

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15
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effects of physical activity on human physiology: respiration

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increases oxygen consumption
resting oxygen consumption: 250ml/min
untrained male: 3600ml/min
trained male: 4000ml/min

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16
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effects of physical activity on human physiology: cardiovascular system

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muscle blood flow increases drastically during exercise
resting: 3.6ml/100g muscle/min
max exercise: 90ml/100gmuscle/min

17
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is the increase of muscle blood flow only caused by muscle itself?

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no, but also mean arterial pressure

18
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effects of physical activity on human physiology:

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  1. resoiratory
  2. CV system
  3. metabolic
19
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CV system adaptations with exercise: heart works less

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  1. potential increase in heart muscle mass
  2. resting cardiac output remains similar to normal, but stoke volume up then heart rate down
20
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metabolic health benefits

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  1. imporoved insulin sensitivity
  2. improved blood pressure
  3. improved blood lipids
21
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how is BP improved with exercising

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occurs acutely and at lower intensities (40% VO2max)

22
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how is blood lipids improved with blood lipids?

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HDL↑
TG↓ (triglycerides)
LDL↓ only after prolonged exercise

23
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how is insulin sensitity improved with exercising?

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increased insulin signalling intermediates
increases in GLUT4 protein
this may require an intensity of 70% VO2 max or more

24
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why is it reasonable that aerobic exercise may improve BMI and fitness more?

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  1. heart workload
  2. whole body movement
  3. exercise duration
25
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what is TEE

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total energy expenditure

26
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what is AEE

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activity energy expenditure

27
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what is BMR and RMR

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Basal metabolic rate (BMR) and resting metabolic rate (RMR)

28
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what is DIT

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Diet-induced thermogenesis

29
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the equation of TEE

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TEE= BMR/RMR + DIT + AEE

30
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what counts for the most portion of TEE

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RMR=60-75%

31
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what counts for the least portion of TEE

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DIT(diet-induced thermogenesis)10% of TEE

32
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what is EPOC

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Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption运动后过量氧耗
发动机余温

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