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Excessive amount of weight.

Overweight

100

 Eating disorder that is comprised of binge eating and then purging.

Bulimia


100

What happens to unused Carbs

They are turned into fat


100

How many vitamins and minerals are there?

20 vitamins 

13 minerals

100

What percentage of calories from fat is typically in fast food?

40-50%

200

Excessive amount of body fat.

Overfat

200

Eating Disorder in which a person rarely eats.

Anorexia

200

What is Hydrostatic Weighing

An individual is told to clear lungs of oxygen and then is placed underwater. The displacement is used to calculate body fat.

200

How long does it take for food to generally digest?

4 hours

200

What is Glycogen Supercompensation

The process of maxing out glycogen stores before a sporting event.

300

 Extremely high amount of excess body fat.

Obesity

300

Disorder that is comprised of Anorexia or Bulimia, osteoporosis, and Amenorrhea.

Female Triad


300

What are the different forms of vegetarianism?

Lacto Vegetarian

Ovolactovegetarian

Vegan

Semi Vegetarian


300

The relationship between strength and time

Power


300

What is Bio-electric Impedance

Small electrical waves are sent through the body to measure how much makes it through, showing fat mass.


400

What is fat loading

The diet in which a person eats more fat than anything else in order to obtain a better energy source.

400

Hyperinsulinemia

A condition in which there are excess levels of insulin circulating in the blood relative to the level of glucose.

400

How long should a dynamic warm up be?

5-20 minutes

400

What is tapotement?

Rapid and repeated striking of the body as a technique in massage

400

Vitamin that is essential for blood clotting

Vitamin K

500

What is Glycemic index?

A chart that explains how each sugar affects the body through insulin.


500

How many calories per gram for carbs?

4 calories per gram


500

The ability to generate force against resistance

Strength


500

Having a high VO2 max allows you to do what?

To sustain activity at a given intensity longer

500

An inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body

Ischemia

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