Health and PA

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What are social determinants of health?

External factors such as income, social status, education, social environment, and physical environment that influence health.

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What is the relationship between income and health?

Higher income is associated with better health outcomes.

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What is meant by biological determinants of health?

Internal or genetic factors that affect health, such as age, sex, biology, and birthweight.

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Define mortality.

The rate or number of deaths in a given population.

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Define morbidity.

The number of people with a disease within a population.

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What did the Harvard alumni health study find about energy expenditure?

A decline in all cause death rates is inversely related to increased energy expenditure; more energy expenditure leads to fewer deaths.

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What is incidence in public health?

The new occurrences of a condition or disease in a population over a given time.

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What is prevalence in public health?

The total number of individuals who have a specific condition or disease at a given time.

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What are prospective cohort studies?

Research design where a sample population is selected at random from a defined population for follow-up.

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What is a randomized control trial?

A study design where participants are randomly assigned to experimental or control groups.

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What are the stages of the stage theory in behavior change?

Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance.

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What influences adherence to physical activity?

Psychological factors, biobehavioral factors, and medical hazards all influence adherence.

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How does parental activity level affect children?

If parents are more active, their children are likely to be more active as well.

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What is Project PACE?

A program that began in the USA and became the Activity Counselling Trial (ACT).

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What does CSEP-CEP stand for?

Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology - Clinical Exercise Physiologist, who can work with any population in a clinical setting.

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What change in activity levels has been observed as age increases?

As age increases, physical activity levels tend to decrease, with a larger effect seen in girls compared to boys.