Health-Optimizing P.E. and Physical Activity - Flashcards

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Forty Practice flashcards covering definitions, examples, and key concepts related to health-optimizing physical education, aerobic/pulse warm-ups, FITT, activity levels, benefits of activity, and related acronyms.

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What method strengthens muscles and bones?

Resistance training.

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What is the duration of the Aerobic Pulse Starter?

5-7 minutes.

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What are the purposes of the Aerobic Pulse Starter?

To increase heart rate, loosen muscles, and get in rhythm.

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How is physical activity defined in the notes?

Any movement of your body that uses energy.

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Name three examples of physical activity mentioned.

Walking, dancing, and playing sports.

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What principle helps improve performance in physical activity?

FITT principle (Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time).

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List examples of Moderate Physical Activity.

Brisk walking, dancing, biking, swimming, jogging; and some household chores.

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What characterizes Vigorous Physical Activity?

It makes the heart pump faster and causes more sweating.

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Name two examples of Vigorous Physical Activity.

Soccer and jogging.

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What are the two intensity levels used to classify activities?

Moderate and Vigorous.

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Name two activities listed on the Physical Activity Intensity Checklist.

Aerobic Dancing and Biking.

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What are common results of physical inactivity?

Increased risk of overweight/obesity, hypertension, anxiety, type 2 diabetes, and depression.

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Give one bone/muscle benefit of being active.

Improves bone, joint, and muscle strength.

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How does being active affect motor control and coordination?

It develops motor control and coordination.

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What effect does activity have on body composition?

Helps maintain a healthy body composition.

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How does physical activity affect the heart and lungs?

Increases the efficiency of the lungs and the heart.

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Name a musculoskeletal problem activity can help protect against.

Low back pain.

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What are the two categories shown for physical activity healthiness?

Healthy Physical Activity and Unhealthy Physical Activity.

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Are some household chores considered moderate physical activity?

Yes.

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Which activities are examples of Moderate Physical Activity?

Brisk walking, dancing, biking, swimming, jogging, and some household chores.

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Which activities are examples of Vigorous Physical Activity?

Soccer and running.

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What is the name of the pyramid developed in 2000 by the Philippine Association for the study of Obesity and Overweight?

The Filipino Pyramid Activity Guide.

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In FNRI, what does the letter N stand for?

Nutrition.

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What does FNRI stand for?

Food and Nutrition Research Institute.

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In the acronym WHO, what does the letter O stand for?

Organization.

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How is Exercise defined in the notes?

A physical activity that is planned, purposeful, repetitive, and structured.

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What does the acronym FITT stand for?

Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time.

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Provide an example of a moderate-intensity activity.

Brisk walking.

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Provide an example of a vigorous-intensity activity.

Soccer.

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What is the recommended initial activity for warming up before exercise?

Aerobic Pulse Starter.

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What training method is used for bone strengthening?

Resistance training.

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What is one difference between moderate and vigorous intensity regarding heart rate and sweating?

Vigorous intensity results in a faster heart rate and more sweating.

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Name two aerobic activities mentioned as examples.

Aerobic Dancing and Biking.

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What is one health-related benefit of increased cardio-respiratory efficiency?

Increased efficiency of the lungs and the heart.

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Which page lists common results of physical inactivity?

Page 8.

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Which page discusses the benefits of being active on bones, joints, and muscles?

Page 9.

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What are the two primary categories of activity healthiness shown in the lesson?

Healthy Physical Activity and Unhealthy Physical Activity.

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Is walking considered physical activity according to the notes?

Yes.