Comprehensive Review of Cancer, Body Composition, and Fitness Concepts

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Initiation

A cell's DNA is mutated.

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Promotion

Altered cell repeatedly divides.

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Progression

Cells grow out of control.

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Oncologist

Specialize in cancer treatment (onco means 'tumor').

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Osteoporosis

Disease by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue.

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Menopause for women

Rapid loss of estrogen with menopause can cause a decrease in bone density and increased risk for bone fracture for females who don't adhere to healthful lifestyle.

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Andropause

Middle age change for men.

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BMI

Body mass index.

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What is the BMI for obesity?

Between 30-39.9 kg.

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Severe obesity

Body weight exceeding 100% of normal, BMI greater than or equal to 40 kg.

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Apples shaped

Upper body: increased risk of chronic disease.

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Pear Shaped

Lower body, no increased risk of chronic diseases.

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Energy balance

Energy intake: kcal from food.

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Energy expenditure

Energy expanded at rest (basal metabolic rate).

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BMR

Energy expended just to maintain the body's basal or resting functions.

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Leptin

Protein hormones produced by fat cells that causes reduced food intake, reduced weight.

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Ghrelin

Protein synthesized in the stomach & stimulates appetite by acting on the hypothalamus.

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FITT

Frequency, Intensity, Time and type.

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ATP

Primary energy carrier in all organisms, releases energy when it is hydrolyzed by ADP.

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Creatine Phosphate (CP)

High energy compound that can be broken down and used to regenerate ATP.

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Lactic acid

Compound results when pyruvic acid is metabolized in presence of insufficient oxygen.

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Macros as we fuel for PA

Carbs, protein and fat.

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Carb loading

Involves altering training and carb intake so that muscle glycogen storage is maximized.

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Visceral fat

Stored deep within the abdomen adjacent to abdominal organs.

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Subcutaneous fat

Layer of fat stored directly beneath skin.

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Body image

A person's perception, feelings about and critique their body's appearance and functioning.

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Exercise

Structured, purposeful, planned physical activity aiming to improve physical fitness and overall health.

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Addiction

Naltrexone is used to treat addiction to alcohol and opioids.

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Body dysmorphia (BDD)

An obsession over perceived defect in physical appearance leading to life impairing distress.

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Intermittent fasting

Eating pattern where there are periods of eating and fasting, focusing on when to eat.

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What does regular activity do for us?

reduces risk for heart disease, stroke and high blood pressure

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What is flexibility?

Range of motion

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What is muscular strength?

Maximal power output  

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What do warm ups do for our body?

increase core body temp & Goal: get blood moving from heart to muscles  

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Disordered eating patterns are

psychological and physiological