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Syllabus
100
Name 3 forms of CVD
Coronary Heart Disease + Stroke + Peripheral Vascular Disease
100
A technique used to maximise muscle glycogen stores before an endurance event
What is CARBOHYDRATE LOADING
100
Injuries to our teeth are know as what TYPE of injury?
Hard Tissue
100
Using epidemiology identify 3 areas where ATSI are disadvantaged compared to non-atsi population.
Life expectancy - decreased by 17 years Mortality - higher rates of CVD, diabetes, respiratory disease Morbidity - higher rates of mental health Infant mortality - high rates
100
If asked a question to EXPLAIN THE INCLUSION OF CVD AS A NHPA what syllabus information met you include?
Nature, extent, risk + protective factors, health determinants (sociocultural+socio-economic+environmental), groups at risk
200
What does atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis mean?
Atherosclerosis - build up of fatty tissue INSIDE artery walls Arteriosclerosis - loss of elasticity of artery walls (thick and hard)
200
Neural strategies to promote recovery
Hydrotherapy and Massage
200
What are the ways to CLASSIFY injuries
CAUSE = Direct + Indirect TYPE = Hard + Soft + Overuse
200
What are the health determinants for CANCER?
SOCIOECONOMIC= low SES-higher rates of smoking, lower health literacy (lower edu), increase work in hazardous environ with carcinogens (lung) OR outdoor (skin) SOCIOCULTURAL=family history ENVIRONMENTAL = R&R (occupations-farms/mines)
200
If asked to DESCRIBE THE TYPES OF TRAINING AND TRAINING METHODS? what syllabus information must you include?
AEROBIC - Continuous, interval, fartlek, circuit ANAEROBIC - anaerobic interval FLEXIBILITY - static, ballistic, dynamic, PNF STRENGTH - free/fixed weights, elastic, hydraulic
300
Extent of cancer (lung, breast, skin)
Mortality is decreasing (2nd highest killer after CVD), lung=decreasing in males but increasing in females, breast=decreasing (early detection + treatment), skin= increasing (but decreasing in younger pop. Overall morbidity = increasing
300
Speed play - blends continuous training with interval training.
What is FARTLEK TRAINING
300
What precautions must be taken when training aged or elderly athletes?
Medical clearance Pre-screening questionnaire to identify pre-existing medical conditions/ goals etc AWARENESS OF;Decreased bone density ; Fractures, Flexibility or ROM
300
Define ANXIETY and it's two forms
ANXIETY is a negative emotion STATE - occurs at a particular event or situation (heightened emotions) TRAIT - personality type (always anxious-every game)
300
What are the PRINCIPLES OF TRAINING
PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD, SPECIFICITY, REVERSIBILITY, VARIETY, TRAINING THRESHOLDS, WARMUP+COOLDOWN
400
Identify ONE role/strategy for each group in addressing the inequities suffered by ATSI - INDIVIDUALS, COMMUNITIES & GOVERNMENT
INDIVIDUALS - elders working in/with communities COMMUNITIES - educational scholarships OR additional ATAR points to access Uni. GOVERNMENTS - Close the GAP (education policy), RUDD apology
400
What is it called to indicate if a athlete is working in, at or above the right intensity for improvement.
What is TRAINING THRESHOLDS.
400
What are the 4 elements necessary in PHYSICALLY PREPARING an athlete (CQ3 "what role does preventative actions play in enhancing the well-being of the athlete")
PRE-SCREENING SKILL+TECHNIQUE PHYSICAL FITNESS WARM UP, STRETCHING,COOL DOWN
400
What are the aims of post performance nutrition? (hint-4 R's)
REFUEL (carbs within 30 mins) REHYDRATE (water 1kg loss=1litre replace) REPAIR (protein in a meal) to REGENERATE muscle tissue
400
What syllabus information would you include if the question contained PSYCHOLOGICAL STRATEGIES TO MANAGE ENHANCE MOTIVATION OR MANAGE ANXIETY?
Concentration skills/attention skills Mental Rehearsal/Imagery/visualisation Relaxation Goal Setting
500
Identify the DETERMINANTS for CVD
SOCIOCULTURAL - family history of CVD, peers/social encourage risk behaviours e.g. alcohol, smoking SOCIOECONOMIC - lower education = lower health literacy, lower income = higher risk of smoking+poor diets ENVIRONMENTAL - R&R ^ risk - lower access to medical services + technology
500
Energy system which uses the Krebs cycle to generate ATP and utilises the electron transport system producing electrons and protons
What is AEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEM
500
Define the four means to regulate body temperature.
Convection - movement of air across the body to remove heat Radiation - when the bey loses or gains heat from the atmosphere Conduction - transference of heat from the skin to an object (clothing) Evaporation - sweat vaporises off the skin
500
What is the FUEL, DURATION, CAUSE OF FATIGUE, BY PRODUCTS AND RATE OF RECOVERY + EFFCIEINCY for all 3 systems.
ATP-PC: PC, 20 SEC, DEPLETION OF PC, HEAT, 2 MINS, DOESNT MAKE ATP BUT REGENERATES FAST LACTIC: GLUCOSE+MUSCLE GLYCOGEN, 2 MINS, LACTIC ACID/HYDROGEN IONS, HEAT+LACTIC, 20 MINS+, 1GLYCOGEN:2 ATP AEROBIC: CARB (GLYCOGEN+GLUCOSE)+FATS (TRIGLYCERIDES)+PROTEN (AMINO ACIDS), DEPLETION OF FUELS (AS MENTIONED), HEAT+WATER+CO2, 2 DAYS, 1 GLYCOGEN:38 ATP
500
What is under the CHARACTERISTICS OF A SKILLED PERFORMER in the syllabus dash points
Kinaesthetic sense anticipation consistency technique
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