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strain
tendon
sprain
ligament
fracture
bone
meniscal tear
cartilage (fibrocartilage)
broken nose
cartilage (hyaline) or bone
recommended ratio for ingesting protein & CHO (carbs)
3:1 or 4:1
recommended amount of protein & CHO in g/kg of body weight
carbs-1.0-1.2 g/kg of body mass
protein-0.3 g/kg of body mass
what are the 3 components of motivation?
direction(where), intensity(how much), persistance (how long)
three major macronutrients
CHO (carbohydrates), protein, fat
atherosclerosis
build-up of plaque inside the wall of a damages blood vessel
recommended daily intake of 3 major macronutrients
Carbs-3-10 g
Protein-1.2-2g
Fats- at least 20%
yips
psycho-neuromuscular impediment affecting the execution of fine motor skills
choking
progressive and uncontrollable deteriation of performance when in high pressure situations
heat stress causes
vasodilation of blood vessels in skin
decrease plasma volume
increased sweating
increased heart rate
cold stress causes
vasoconstriction of blood vessels in skin
non-shivering thermogenesis
shivering
difference between an AT and a Sports Med Doctor
AT- prevention of athletic injuries
recognition, eval, and assesment
first to injury
Sports Med Dr- medical supervision
treat and rehabilitate use exercise
performance-arousal curve
there is an optimal level of arousal (stress) for optimal performance
benefits of exercise for a person with Type II diabetes
decrease blood sugar and pressure
increase insulin sensitivity
improves mood/relieves stress
4 types of heat transfer
convection, conduction, radiation, evaporation
Antagonist
opposing or producing the opposite movement to the agonists
Agonist
cause specific joint movement
Synergist
muscle that assists agonist with movement
two possible ways to assist- add to the force production of agonist or neutralize
Stabilizer
act on one segment so that a specific mvmt in an adjacent joint can occur (resists/acts on a joint)
Neutralizer
muscles contract to eliminate an undesired joint action of another muscle (resists/acts on a muscle, usually the antagonist)
5 ergogenic aids
caffeine, salt, bicarbonate, creatine, beta-alanine
what is BMI used for