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Chapter 5.1
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Chapter 5.2
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Which one are some guidelines for preventing injury?

Start slowly, Use moderation, Dress properly, warm-up, stretching 

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What is a vigorous activity?

Any type of exercises that increases your heart rate.

100

What are some common minor physical activity-related injuries?

Cuts, scrapes, and bruises, sprain, strain

100

Where are the three AEDs located at Freedom High School?

Girl's locker room, Athletic trainer room, and nurse offices.

100

List two factors that contribute to your fitness.

Maturation

Age

Heredity

Environment

200

Guidelines for Developing Teamwork and Leadership Skills.

Sacrifice 

Communication

Learn accept your role

Motivation

Discipline 

200

What are 3 ways to track your fitness?

Journal

log

Smart Watch

Cellphones



200

Which condition can occur when exercising in extreme cold, windy, and wet weather?

hypothermia

200

What are the action steps for an emergency? (3 C's)

Check

Call 911

Care

200

What are some examples of distracted driving?

driving while talking on the phone or texting 

driving while eating and drinking 

driving while applying makeup

300

What is a concussion?

Is a form of traumatic brain injury

300

How much should the average person exercise daily? (minutes)

30-60 minutes per day 

300

What is the leading cause of death for teens?

Car crashes

300

When should you call 911 for burn accidents?

Large burned areas of the body 

Burns to the lungs, head, neck, hands, feet, or genitals 

Children under the age of 5 and adults over the age of 60  

300

Which two factors have the most influence on skill learning?

Practice and knowledge

400

What is the RICE formula for treating injuries? 

Rest

Ice

Compression

Elevation

400

What are the 3 principles of exercises?

Principle of Overload

Principle of Progression

Principle of Specificity

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What are some major physical activity-related injuries?

Bone breaks, Concussions, Dislocation, fractures

400

What is the basic guideline for administering CPR?

30 Compressions, 2 breaths

400

What is a skill?

The ability to do something well.

The ability to perform a specific task that is acquired through practice.


500

What are some examples of unintentional injuries?

Car accident

Poisoning

Drowning



500

What the letters in the FITT formula stands for?

Frequency 

Intensity 

Time 

Type 

500

What are the three priority healthy lifestyle choices?

Diet

Physical activity

Stress Management

500

What are some heat-related conditions?

Heat Cramps

Heat Exhaustion 

Heatstroke

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What are the 5 skill related fitness components?

Agility

Speed

Coordination

Reaction time

Balance

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