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Week 4: Wednesday, July 8
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-1% to 1%
what is the optimal range of hydration
signs and symptoms
cardiovascular
hypohydration leads to increased ______ stress during exercise
>1
thermoregulation is impaired at ___ % hypohydration
>3%
the risk of heat illness increases at
1-5%
list the body mass deficit for mild hypohydration
5-10%
list the body mass deficit for moderate hypohydration
>10%
list the body mass deficit for severe hypohydration
thirst, body mass, and urine concentration first thing in the morning
list three ways to assess hydration
urine color, thirst, urine frequency
list the points for a basic hydration assessment
fluid replacement
what is the solution to hypohydration
sweat rate, sweat rate calculation, creating individualized hydration plans
what do we need to education athletes, parents, and coaches on
gastric emptying, heat acclimatization
what are some factors to consider when replacing fluid
plasma concentration and sweat rate assessment
what are two alternative methods to assessing hydration
2 hours
when training for more than _____ electrolytes should be replaced
sodium, magnesium, potassium
what is the electrolyte trio
glucose; sodium
sports drinks provide _____ for energy and replace _____ lost during exercise
30-60
the recommendation for sports drinks is to consume ___-___ grams of CHO per hour of exercise
6-8%; gastric emptying; absorption
the optimal CHO level is ____ concentration of CHO, any more can lead to slower _____ _____ and _____
16-24; 10-20
before exercise, athletes should consume ____ oz of fluid 2 hours prior to exercise, and ____ oz of fluid 10-20 minutes before exercise
6-12
during exercise, athletes should consume ____ oz of fluid every 10-20 minutes
16-24
after exercise, athletes should replace every 1lb lost with ____ oz of water (fully consumed within 6 hours)
exercise-associated hyponatremia
the overconsumption of water can cause dilution of blood sodium level which is termed as
130-134 mmol/L
list the value for mild EAH
125-129 mmol/L
list the value for moderate EAH
<124 mmol/L
list the value for severe EAH
50%
what is the mortality rate for severe cases of EAH
gaining weight during exercise
what is a sign that someone is at risk for EAH
overconsumption of water or overconsumption of salt
EAH could be due to two factors