FRHD 1100 - LIFE:
HEALTH AND WELL-
BEING EXAM UNITS 8-
12 (QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS) SCORED A+
FRHD 1100
Evatee 10/20/24 FRHD 1100
,FRHD 1100 - LIFE: HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
EXAM UNITS 8-12 (QUESTIONS & ANSWERS)
SCORED A+
a physical activity that you plan, structure, and repeat for the purpose of
conditioning your body to improve health and maintain fitness Answer -
exercise
the ability of the heart and blood vessels to efficiently circulate blood
throughout the body (eg. Walking, jogging, running, swimming); measured by
V02 Max or maximal oxygen uptake test Answer - cardio-respiratory fitness
the maximum amount of oxygen a person is able to use during intense
"maximal" exercise; measured as milliliters of oxygen used in 1 minutes per kg
of body weight
-the more oxygen you use during high-level exercise, more energy you can
produce
-genetics, age, gender influence V02 Max
-average for sedentary adult is 36 ml/kg/minute
-for average person, aerobic exercise means working out strenuously without
pushing ot V02 Max or breathlessness Answer - VO2 max
the amount of strength and level of endurance in body's muscles (2 parts:
strength and endurance) Answer - muscular fitness
the force within muscles; measured by max weight a person can lift, push,
press in one effort
, -stronger muscles help with alignment, posture, back/leg aches, everyday
lifting and movements, sports
-muscle mass increases with strength = healthier body composition and higher
metabolism Answer - muscular strength
the ability to perform repeated muscular effort, measured by how many times
a person can lift, push, press a given weight
-helps with posture and everyday movement, sports Answer - muscular
endurance
range of motion around specific joints; depends on age, sex, posture, how
muscular you are, how much body fat you have)
-determined by length of muscles, tendons, ligaments attached to the joints
-flexibility increases in childhood until adolescence, then gradual loss into
adulthood Answer - flexibility
relative amounts of fat and lean tissue in body Answer - body composition
gradual building up of body to enhance cardiorespiratory or aerobic fitness,
muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility; healthy body composition
Answer - physical conditioning
the performance of daily activities and exercises that mimic job tasks and
everyday movements; can improve balance, coordination, strength, endurance
Answer - functional fitness
planned, structured, and competitive leisure time activities Answer - sport
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