Sleep
Fitness
Eating Disorders
Nutrition
Disease and Disability
100

Purposes of sleep

what is the body repairs itself, immune system grows and strengthens, develop brain cells, memory consolidation

100

having a sudden and quick injury

what is an acute injury

100

fear of gaining weight

what is anorexia

100
  • Raises blood pressure= hypertension 

  • Processed foods, fast food, frozen meals

  • Season with spices and herbs instead of salt

what is sodium or salt

100

any disease caused by an agent that has invaded the body

what is infectious disease

200

Impact of not getting enough sleep

what is increased rick of sickness, depression, diabetes, obesity

200

Having a gradual onset and long-term effects in an injury

what is chronic 

200

eating way too much everyday

what is binge eating

200

sweetener added that makes you gain weight

what is added sugar

200

a disease that occurs from damage to the heart or blood vessels

what is cardiovascular disease

300

Problems with sleeping too much

what is increased risk of death, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, depression

300

how do i excercise safely

  • Warm up and cool down

  • Stretch

  • Avoid dehydration

  • Avoid overtraining and overuse injuries



300

what are causes of eating disorders

hormone deficiencies

300

Calories from food that contain no nutrients

what is empty calories

300

physical/mental ailment that restricts normal activity

what is a disability

400

how much sleep a teen should get

what is 8-10 hours

400

a state in which the body has lost more water than taken in

what is dehydration

400

what are the warning signs?

constantly eating, excersising, cheking the mirror

400

what is the most important food to avoid in your diet

what is solid fats

400

what are some bacterial diseases?

tetanus, strep throat, sinus infection

500

Dreaming phases of sleep, rapid eye movement

what is REM

500

playing video games and watching tv are examples of:

sedentary activities

500

what are the long term effects of eating disorders

  • Dental problems 

  • Broken blood vessels in the face and eyes

  • Dry, scaly skin

  • Severe dehydration 

  • Loss of menstrual period in females

  • Low bone density 

  • Heart irregularities 

  • Organ failure 

  • Death



500

why is being nutritionally healthy important

  • -Helps manage weight

  • Prevents overweight and obesity

  • Reduces the risk of chronic disease

  • Reduces the risk of early mortality

500

what are some viral diseases

-flu, cold, hepatitis, measles