Environmental Safety
Emerngency & Illness
Nutrition Basics
Food & Drinks
Performance & Recovery
100

What type of radiation from the sun can damage the skin?

UV Radiation

100

What does EAP stand for?

Emergency Action Plan

100

What nutrient is the body's main source of energy during exercise?

Carbohydrates

100

Is caffeine a stimulant or a depressant?


Stimulant

100

What does proper hydration help replace during exercise?

Fluids and electrolytes

200

How often should sunscreen generally be reapplied?

Every 2 hours

200

What piece of emergency equipment can be used to help restore a normal heart rhythm?

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

200

What does GI stand for?

Glycemic Index

200

Name one negative effect of excessive caffeine consumption

Headaches, nervousness, insomnia or increased heart rate

200

What is the main purpose of carbohydrate loading?

Increase muscle glycogen stores

300

How long must athletes wait after the last thunder or lightning before resuming outdoor activity?

30 Minutes

300

Name one symptom of altitude sickness

Headache, nausea, vomiting, coughing, weakness or sleep disturbances

300

What is the difference between nutrient-dense foods and junk food?

Nutrient-dense foods contain more beneficial nutrients relative to their calories, while junk food is often high in calories, fats and sugars but low in nutrients

300

How does alcohol affect an athlete's reaction time and coordination?

Alcohol slows reaction time and decreases coordination

300

Name one method used to estimate body composition.

Skinfold measurements or bioelectrical impedance

400

Your soccer team is practising outside when lightning appears. What should the team do immediately?

Stop activity and seek safe shelter immediately

400

What should be done first to help someone experiencing serious altitude illness?

Move to a lower altitude and seek medical assistance

400

Why is protein important for athletes?


Protein supports muscle repair and recovery

400

Why should athletes be careful when choosing energy drinks?

They can contain high amounts of caffeine, which can cause harmful effects, especially in young athletes

400

An athlete finishes a long competition. What two nutrients are especially important for replenishing energy and supporting recovery?

Carbohydrates and protein

500

What are two long-term effects of excessive UV radiation exposure?

Premature skin aging and skin cancer.

500

What is the difference between HAPE and HACE?

HAPE affects the lungs; HACE affects the brain

500

What can happen when someone consumes excessive amounts of fat-soluble vitamins?

Vitamin toxicity

500

What is the placebo effect?

When believing something will work can produce an expected effect, even if the item itself has no effect

500

What does bioelectrical impedance measure to estimate body composition?

Resistance to a small electrical current passing through the body

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