Nutrition
What are the two micro nutrients?
Vitamins and Minerals.
what is the prefix for air or gas?
Aer.
Injury in which the skin is broken.
What is a open wound?
Increases the amount of red blood cells.
Blood doping.
The % of body weight that is made up of fat, compared to other tissues.
What is body composition?
What is the main function of proteins?
Tissue growth and repair.
What is the meaning of 'chromo'?
Color.
An open wound in which the skin was scraped off.
What is a abrasion?
Stimulates nerves, quicker reactions, and increased alertness.
Stimulates.
Ability to move your joints through a full range of motion.
What is flexibility?
What is the main function of carbohydrates?
Supply's fuel for body activities.
What is the meaning of 'bin'?
Two; Twice; Double.
A fracture that extends across the length of the bone.
What is a longitudinal fracture?
What are narcotic analgesics?
Pain killers.
The amount of force that can be produced by the muscles.
What is muscular strength?
Why is fiber good for you?
It helps clean out your digestive system.
What is the meaning of 'pseudo'?
False.
A jagged irregular created by a non-cutting object.
What is a laceration?
Increases the removal of urine, causes rapid weight loss.
Diuretics.
Ability to use your muscles repeatedly without getting tired.
What is muscular endurance?
What is the function of fat in our diet?
Helps absorb fat soluble vitamins, stores as a alternate fuel source, protects internals.
What is the prefix for cancer?
Carcin.
A closed wound in which bleeding under tissues results in a swollen area.
What is a Hematoma?
Used by athletes to increase muscle mass and strength?
Steroids.
Ability to exercise the whole body for extended amounts of time.
What is cardiovascular endurance?