Easiest
Less Easy
Even Less Easy
One would say "not easy"
Hard
100

How does stress affect the body?

What is causes the body the react in multiply ways, like muscle tension, nausea, sweating.  

100

What are two signs of physical stress?

What is muscle tension, over or under eating

100

How does attitude affect your stress level?

What is a positive attitude can help you better deal with stressors, and a negative attitude can lead to more stress.  

100

How do muscles grow?

What is tearing and growing back of muscle fibers. 

100

What test is used for cardiovascular endurance

What is the step up test

200

What is acute stress?

What is a short term stress that is easier to address and fix. Does not leave lasting injury on the body.

200

Name the 3 body systems that go in effect when you are stressed?

What are Nervous, Hormonal, Immune

200

What is an example of a negative defense mechanisms when faced with a stressor?

What is denial, blaming, and fantasy

200

What does R.I.C.E stand for?

What is rest, ice, compression, elevation 

200

What test is used for flexibility

What is the sit and reach test

300

What is chronic stress?

What is long term stress, that can lead to long term health problems. 

300

What happens to the nervous system when the body is stressed?

What is the nervous system tries to get the body back to a normal baseline. 

300

What does F.I.T stand for?

What is frequency, intensity, and time

300

What are the two types of overheating

What are heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

300

What test is used for muscle strength 

What is the push up test

400

How does a person's previous experience influence how they perceive a stressful situation?

What is this allows the person to have a better understanding of what is about to happen. 
400

What is the flight or fight response 

What is the bodies knee jerk reaction. The fight is when you address the stressor and try to work through it. The flight is you run away or try to escape the stressor. 

400

What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic exercise?

What is aerobic uses oxygen as an energy source and is used for sustained exercise. Where anaerobic does not use oxygen as energy and is for more burst exercise. 

400

What are the risks or steroids on the body?

What is cardiovascular diseases, heart attack or stroke and heart enlargement

400

What test is used for muscle endurance 

What is the wall sit test

500

What are two signs of psychological stress

What is depression and nightmares

500

How does being active affect your body when you are stressed?

What is that it helps the body decompress and help lesion tension in the muscles. 

500

What do steroids do for the body?

What is decrease recovery time.

500

What are teh 5 body systems that are used when you are being physically active?

What is cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, muscle strength, muscle endurance, and body composition.

500
What does HGH stand for

What is the human growth hormone

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