the ____ focus on disease prevention and the promotion of wellness and quality
health science
food science and food technology are both areas of study within which of the following areas of science
nutritions
________ is the study of human movement
Kinesiology
which answer lists all of the components of health related fitness
body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and power
which answer lists all of the components of skill related fitness
agility, balance, coordination, reaction time, and speed
what answer below places the fitness, health, and wellness factors in order you have most control over to the factors you have the least control over
healthy lifestyles, social, environmental and health care, personal
as you climb the stairway to lifetime fitness, you move from your present level of activity and fitness
self assesment
which term reflects the importance of regular physical activity , sound nutrition, and stress management
priority healthy lifestyles
the _____ is a series of steps to help you achieve lifetime fitness
stairway to lifetime fitness, health, and wellness
which statement is true about the stages of change for a healthy lifestyle
no matter what the lifestyle, the goal is to move from stage 1 to stage 5
which skill enables you to evaluate your fitness, health, wellness, and lifestyle so that you can make good decisions and set goals
self assesment
which list has all of the correct terms in the SMART acronym of goal setting
specific, measureable, attainable, realistic, timely
identify the short term product goal
lose 4 pounds in the next 3 weeks
identify the long term process goal
perform muscle fitness exercises three times per week for the next 6 months
which list of words includes 3 principles of training
overload, progression, specificity
the FITT formula helps you apply the principles of exercise. what list includes all the terms from the FITT formula
frequency, intensity, time, type
which type of physical activity is at the 1st step of the physical activity pyramid
moderate physical activity
identify the term that refers to the minimum amount of overload needed to achieve physical fitness
threshold of training
if you achieve a _______ fitness rating, you probably are at the level of fitness required for living a full, healthy life
good
which list includes important guidelines for setting goals
choose a few goals at a time, put your goals in writing, keep a log to track your progress
______ make good short term goals because you can easily monitor progress and with effort you can succeed
process goals
which is a test of upper body muscle fitness
grip strength
which of these best describes step 2 of planning your personal physical activity program
consider a variety of activities
which of the following conditions can put you at the most risk of hyperthermia when engaging in outdoor physical activity
high heat, high humidity
which factor contributes the least to physical fitness
height
for optimal benefits you should perform activities from ______ parts of the physical activity pyramid each week
all
the institute of medicine now classifies ______ as a health-related part of fitness because of its link to health
power
which 2 factors have the most influence on skill learning
practice and knowledge
what is especially important for effective practice
feedback
invisible damage to the body resulting from repeating a movement is called a
microtrama
a ________ is an injury to ligaments, if a ligament is stretched, swelling and pain around the joint can result. a ____, or muscle pull, is an injury to tendons or muscles
sprain; strain
which list includes the correct terms in the RICE formula for treating strains sprains, and bruises
rest, ice, compress, elevate
_______ exercises cause ligaments to be stretched, these same exercises also twist the joints and force your joints to move in ways that they were not designed to move
hyperextension and hyperflexion
light activities such as making a bed, washing dishes while standing, and preparing food are not intense enough to be considered
health- enhancing
identify the list that includes only moderate physical activities
housework, bowling, social dancing, landscaping
moderate physical activity requires
4 to 7 times more energy than rest
which condition can occur when exercising in extreme cold, windy, and wet weather
hypothermia
in addition to considering the temperature, wind, and humidity, which environmental condition is important to consider when exercising outdoors
air quality index
why are certain forms of cancer, such as breast and colon cancer, considered hypokinetic conditions
people who are more active are less likely to get these conditions
it is important to engage in weight-bearing activities when you are young because you develop ____ at this age. this can help prevent a condition called ______ when you get older
peak bone mass; osteoporosis
which statement is true
stress fractures and activity neurosis are hyperkinetic conditions
experts suggest that you should get your moderate activity in bouts of
at least 10 minutes
which is a SMART short-term moderate physical activity goal?
Accumulate 30 minutes of brisk walking every day for 3 weeks.
Which list contains methods for self-monitoring moderate physical activity?
counting steps, counting calories expended, measuring heart rate
Your heart has two ways to get more blood to your muscles: by beating faster or by sending more blood with each beat (called stroke volume).
true
The maximal _______________ uptake test measures how much oxygen you can use when you are _______________ very vigorously.
oxygen; exercising
The _______________ your cardiorespiratory endurance score, the lower your risk of _______________ disease.
higher; hypokinetic
Vigorous aerobic activity, from the _______________ of the Physical Activity Pyramid for teens, is the most effective for building cardiorespiratory endurance.
second step
The _______________ is one of two methods of determining target heart rates. This method is considered the _______________, but it is a bit more difficult to calculate than the other Method.
heart rate reserve method; least accurate
To use the heart rate reserve method for determining target heart rate, you must know both your _______________ and your _______________ heart rates.
resting; maximal
What are the two types of vigorous physical activities shown in the Physical Activity Pyramid?
vigorous aerobics, vigorous sports and recreation
What is one goal of circuit training?
to keep your heart rate in the target zone
What kinds of sports are hard to do after the school years because they require other participants as well as special equipment or facilities?
team sports
Vigorous recreation includes activities that are _______________ and typically
_______________.
fun; noncompetitive
The word _______________ means with oxygen.
aerobic
Most vigorous sports and recreation require _______________ if you are to perform well.
good fitness
Which statement refers to strength?
the amount of force a muscle can exert
Which statement refers to an isotonic exercise?
A muscle contraction pulls on the bones and produces movement of body parts.
Which statement describes the double progressive system?
a system that increases repetitions and then weight to produce a progressive overload
Your 1RM represents the
maximum weight a group of muscles can lift at one time
Which term refers to a protruding abdomen?
ptosis
Weak _______________ muscles and short _______________ muscles can lead to a
condition called lordosis.
abdominal; hip flexor
An _______________ aid improves athletic performance, but an _______________ aid leads to a decrease in athletic performance.
ergogenic; ergolytic
Identify the best description of the term periodization.
the systematic and planned adjustments in a training program
Which of the following substances is illegal without a doctor’s prescription?
creatine
Which of the following substances is found in all meat-eating animals and can improve performance in repeated short-duration, high-intensity activities?
creatine
A _______________ is a group of exercises done to prepare for a specific workout or competition. A _______________ is done to increase range of motion.
warm-up; flexibility exercise
What definition best describes the term flexibility?
the ability to move your joints through a full range of motion
Gentle bouncing motions are part of _______________.
ballistic stretching
Joints are places in the body where
bones come together
Which list includes activities that focus on posture and developing flexibility?
yoga, Pilates, tai chi
Which description applies the principle of overload to flexibility exercises?
Stretch the muscle beyond its normal length from the first point of tension to a point of mild discomfort.
Looseness in the joints allowing bones to move in ways other than intended is
joint laxity
Which is a part of the principle of progression for flexibility?
Stretch a little farther each day.