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A disease that develops and continues over a long period of times is called?
Chronic
The leading causes of death in the US is?
Heart disease
Which of the following lifestyle factors is the leading preventable cause of death for Americans?
Cigarette smoking
All of the following are benefits of regular exercise and physical fitness EXCEPT
decreased fat free mass
The first step in changing a wellness-related behavior is
Examining current health habits
Which of the following is NOT one of the Healthy People Objectives?
Decrease the proportion of people age 18 and older who engage in regular physical activity
Locus of control is best defines as
a figurative ‘place’ responsible for events in a person’s life
The 9 dimensions of wellness include all of the following EXCEPT
Dietary wellness
Which of the following is NOT one of the leading causes of death in the age group 15-24
HIV
What is the most effective way to deal with chronic disease and injury?
Work on preventing them before they happen
Which of the following fitness components produces the ability to perform prolonged large muscle dynamic exercise at a moderate to high level of intensity?
Cardio-respiratory endurance
The greatest key to improving fitness is to ?
Exercise consistently
The goal of an effective well thought out fitness plan is to
Bring about long-term changes and improvements in the body’s functioning.
Which of the following recommendations for physical activity and health are TRUE?
People of all ages benefit from regular physical activity, and a modest increase of physical activity can improve health
People who stop exercising can expect to lose up to 50% of their fitness improvement within
Two months
Personal safety while exercising can be enhanced by
Wearing reflective gear and training with a partner
According to the book, to build basic cardio-respiratory fitness, you should exercise how many times per week?
3-5 days
All of the following are signs of over-training expect
excess energy
According to the principle of __ people vary in the maximum level of fitness they can achieve
Individual differences
Which one of the following is not a health related component of fitness?
Nutrition
Process that people go through to prepare their bodies for physical activity
Warming up
Progressive Overload is training principle that states
increase gradually with common sense
The outlook about your life and how it plays a positive or negative role in your wellness?
Personal perspective
Stretching mimicking movements and possibly exaggerating the range of motion, while moving the joints slowly and fluidly through their range of motion is called?
Dynamic
What is vitamin G?
Gratitude…
Hot flushed skin, a red face, chills, confusion, and convulsions are signs and symptoms of?
heat stroke
Compared to sedentary people, those who engage in regular moderate endurance exercise are likely to?
Have fewer colds, be less anxious and depressed, and fall asleep more quickly and sleep better in general
Muscle soreness that occurs during the exercise routine is called?
Acute
What is systole?
Contraction of the heart
Recommended treatment of minor soft tissue injuries includes all of the following EXCEPT
NOT RECOMMENDED : Massage
RECOMMENDED : rest, elevation, and ice
Guidelines for preventing exercise injuries include all of the following EXCEPT
Exercise through illnesses or fatigue to maintain consistency
Which of the following are considered benefits of muscular strength and endurance?
Improved body composition, improved physical performance, increased quality of life
Safe weight training includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Increased weight if injured
Shortening of a muscle cell is known as what type of contraction?
Concentric
The number of different exercises in a basic weight training program should be ?
8-10
Training intensity for weight training is determined by?
Amount of weight lifted
Anabolic steroids increase all of the following EXCEPT
muscle endurance
The MINIMUM number of training days per week for gaining strength is
2
An increase in the size of muscle fibers, due to strength training is called?
Hypertrophy
Exercise may help with ___
Type 2 diabetes
A rapid weak pulse is a sign of ___
heat exhaustion
To avoid shin splints do all of the following EXCEPT
Do not rest
what is a strain?
An injury to a muscle or tendon
Antagonistic training refers to
working opposite muscles
Breathe out when you exert;___ and?
are in the up phase; or the positive phase of the movement when weight training.
When there is NO lengthening or shortening of the muscles, while strength training, this is referred to as:
isometric training
When is it important to hydrate?
Prior, pre, during, and post exercise while in training.
Does hot or cold water have a positive effect on digestion and kidney flushing?
Hot water
Hyponatremia
condition caused by drinking excess water and may be deadly
Stress can be a result of
Negative situations, pleasurable challenges, and achievement of goals
Which of the following is an example of a stressor?
Getting a flat tire
Stress is best defined as
the general physical and emotional state associated with the stress response
Homeostasis is defined as a state in which
vital functions of the body are maintained at a normal level
Which of the following is NOT an example of an effective response to stress?
overeating
Which term best fits a Type A personality?
assertive
A person who has difficulty expressing emotions, suppresses anger, and feels hopeless has characteristics of which personality type?
Type C
The normal progression for the general adaptation syndrome is
alarm, resistance, exhaustion
Stress may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease by increasing
blood pressure
Which of the following can be a source of stress for college students
Relationships, time management, and the future and what it holds
What can cause unwanted stress if not monitored advantageously
Technology
Some effective strategies for dealing with stress are
Exercise, regular sleeping schedule, and eating well
WHAT may be another weapon you have in your wellness bag to help you move forward in your life.
Grit
Insufficient stress
Associated with depression
Endorphins
block pain
Controlling body weight is best accomplished by
balancing calories consumed with calories expended
Which of the following statements about genetic factors in obesity is true?
genetic factors influence where on the body extra weight is added
Fat around the organs is called
visceral
Which of the following statements about psychological and social factors in eating behavior is FALSE?
changing eating patterns is usually easy
When formula drinks and food bars are used for weight control what usually happens:
gain weight and do not learn to change their eating patterns
In women, excessive exercise and low energy (calorie) intake can cause which of the following?
Amenorrhea, unhealthy reduction in body fat levels, bone density loss
Successful weight management includes all of the following EXCEPT
emotional eating
How many basic nutrients are there?
6
One of the leading sources of extra calories in the American diet is
Added sugars
An eating disorder characterized by a refusal to eat enough food to maintain a minimally normal body weight is
anorexia nervosa
A lack of vitamin C cause what disease in the sailors until they figured out citrus fruits were a great source for it.
scurvy
DASH is a proposed eating plan to help with
hypertension
All of the following are an excellent source of protein EXCEPT
fruit
Antioxidants perform which of the following role(s) in the body?
helps preserve healthy cells in the body
A typical dietary problem among Americans is low consumption of:
fiber
Obesity is defined as?
a more serious degree of overweight and carries multiple health risks
what health tool used to assess potential health risks from body weight.
BMI or Body Mass Index
contain a lot of calories and little to no nutritional value.
Simple carbohydrates
Transportation, income level, and current health status all may have an effect on eating habits.
truth nuke
The most common sign of angina pectoris is
tightness in the chest
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for breast cancer?
exercise
Any substance that causes cancer is called?
carcinogen
Cancer deaths in women are caused mostly by which of the following cancers
Lung
Melanoma
A form of skin cancer
A signal of colon and rectal cancer is
rectal bleeding
The most common cancer in men is?
prostate
Which of the following is considered a major risk factor for CVD that can be changed:
smoking
What is the name of the diabetes that occurs during pregnancy?
Gestational
Which of the following is linked to the greatest number of cancer deaths?
smoking
The primary symptoms of hypertension is
nothing: it usually has no symptoms
Myocardial infarction refers to
heart attacks
The leading cause of death in the United States for all ages is
Cardiovascular disease
The condition in which arteries become narrowed by plaque deposits is known as:
artherosclerosis
Oral cancer can be traced primarily to:
excess drinking and smoking
Ovarian cancer
rare but has a high death rate
All of the following psychological traits are associated with CV disease except
ambition