Physical Activity
The technical definition of PA does NOT include human movements that are______? (2)
Involuntary or Performed aimlessly and without specific purpose
Physical activity professionals must take coursework in the "roots" of theoretical kinesiology. Name one.
Restoration in the loss of function is known as what?
This document started the shift which created enormous opportunity for kinesiology professionals
1996 Surgeon General's Report
What is the art, science and profession of teaching called?
The technical definition of PA DOES include human movements that are______? (3)
Intentional, Voluntary, Directed toward achieving an identifiable goal.
What are the two types of "professionalism" relating to personal values.
Mechanical (market driven professionalism), Social trustee (civic professionalism)
Name two of the core competencies for individuals who provide patient care have been developed by the Health and Medicine Division (formerly the Institute of Medicine) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
Provide patient care, Work in interdisciplinary teams, Employ evidence-based practice, Apply quality improvement, Use informatics.
This profession is the leader of aerobic exercise classes, outdoor activities, aquatic fitness classes, exercise classes for specific populations (older adults, pregnant women, children)
Group exercise instructor
Name one test physical education teachers must take in order to become licensed.
Core Academic Skills of Educators (CORE) test, Praxis II
Name three things a sedentary lifestyle contributes to
Increased Risk of Heart Disease
Overweight
Type 2 Diabetes
High Blood Pressure
Osteoporosis
Some forms of Cancer
Premature death
Name three characteristics of professionals
Master complex skills (grounded and guided by systematic theory and research), Possess cognitive, perceptual, and interpersonal skills, Perform services for others (clients or patients), Are granted a monopoly by the community to supply certain services, Are guided by ethical codes (formal and informal; preserve health and well-being of clients), Meet expectations and standards prescribed by their professional subcultures
Name three roles for medical and allied health professionals
Credentials for each profession vary, overlap, and change regularly, Pay careful attention to the changing required employment standards for education, licensure, and so on, A strong science base and an active clinical education component are critical to your preparation and success, The need for multiskilled and multicredentialed individuals will increase as competition in the health care industry increases.
The evolution in jobs relating to health and fitness is in reponse to what three things?
Public policy, Social forces, Market demands
Name three effects of physical activity as it realtes to academic performance.
Increased cognitive skills and attitudes, better academic behaviors, and increased academic achievement.
People learn kinesiology in three different but related ways, what are they?
Physical activity experience, Scholarship of physical activity, and Professional experience in physical activity.
Name the four "pillars" of professional expertise
Theoretical kinesiology knowledge, physical activity experience, professional practice knowledge, workplace knowlege
This profession has employement opportunities in high schools, colleges/universities, pro sport teams, hospitals, sports med clinics, industrial rehab, other allied med settings.
Athletic trainers
This profession does business planning, establishes budgets and renovations, selects equipment, designs and markets programs, forecasts trends
Health and fitness director
Name 2 standards from the SHAPE America National Standards for Initial Physical Education Teacher Education
Standard 1: Content and foundational knowledge
Standard 2: Skillfulness and health-related fitness
Standard 3: Planning and implementation
Standard 4: Instructional delivery and management
Standard 5: Assessment of student learning
Standard 6: Professional responsibility
Name 5 reasons why humans should participate in Physical Activity
Increases endurance in daily activities and lessens fatigue
Boosts immune system
Maintain healthy body weight
Enhance self esteem and confidence
Coping with stress
Body Strength(Balance mind, body and spirit)
What are the five ways one can be committed to becoming the best professional possible?
Excellence in academic work, Early identification with the professional field, Engagement in college or university life, Participation in volunteer services, Attending graduate school
This profession specializes in cardiac, pulmonary, and metabolic disease care,; which includes: Exercise testing and prescription, Program administration
Clinical Exercise Physiologist
Name the 5 types of health that make up the multidimensional model of wellness.
Physical health, emotional health, social health, intellectual health, spiritual health
Name one of the political, economic, organizational, and personal-social factors that influence the physical educators workplace.
Roleas and role expectations, social climate, cirriculum, subject matter and individual status autonomy, colleageship vs. isolation