Chapter 12
What does FMA stand for?
What is a Functional Movement Assessment
What framework identifies individual, social, physical environment and policy influences on physical activity behaviour?
What is the Social Ecological Model
What term refers to the proportion of a population with a particular characteristic or behaviour at a given point in time?
What is Prevelenace
What environmental factor includes features such as walking paths, sporting facilities and bike tracks that can influence physical activity participation? Provide one example.
What is Constructed Enviroment
How old Is Mr Greens Son
What is 3 years old
What type of consideration includes a participant's age, health status and injury history before undertaking a Functional Movement Assessment?
What is Physiological
What population level strategy involves changing rules or regulations to promote physical activity?
What is Policy
What chronic condition can be prevented and managed through regular physical activity by improving insulin sensitivity and blood glucose regulation?
What is T2 D
What enabler is the the most important for young people (3-10) to be active
What is Family
What length is a Marathon
What is 42.2 km
What health related fitness component is the range of movement possible at a joint?
What is Flexibility
Which level of the Social Ecological Model includes influences from family, friends and peers on physical activity participation? Provide an exmpale
What is social
What term describes the relationship between two variables, such as increasing sedentary behaviour and increasing prevalence of lifestyle diseases?
What is Correlation
Which domain of physical activity involves human powered travel to and from a destination, such as walking or cycling?
What is Active Transport
What is the number 1 Barrrier to Mr Green being Physically Active
What is time
What process ensures a participant understands the procedures, risks and benefits before participating in an assessment?
What is Consent
What type of physical activity measure collects data without relying on a participant's memory or self reporting? Provide one example
What is an objective measure
This term describes the pattern shown of Australians who meet the physical activity guidelines over time?
What is Declining
Which benefit of regular physical activity is associated with improved heart function and reduced blood pressure?
Whats is Cardiovascular Health
What is both an enabler an a objective meansure to MR Green being physically Actice
What is a Garmin™ Watch
What term describes the ability of an assessment to produce consistent results when repeated under the same conditions?
What is Reliability
What term describes any waking behaviour with an energy expenditure of 1.5 METs or less while sitting, reclining or lying?
What is Sedentary behaviour
What occurs when participants provide answers on a physical activity questionnaire that they believe are socially desirable rather than completely accurate?
What is Response Bias
Outline the Dimensions of Physical Activity
F Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
How many student Read there feedback /15
Over the weekend?
What is enough