Movement & Exercises
Nutrition
Muscles
Injuries
Wildcards
100

Lunges primarily work what muscles groups?

Quadriceps, Glutes, Hamstrings.

100

Scurvy is a disease that is due to a lack of what?

Vitamin C

100

Tightening, Shortening or lengthening of muscles when you perform an activity is known as what?

Muscle Contraction

100

Who is the first person to assess, diagnose and start treatment for an injury for an athletic team?

Athletic Trainer

100

Why is it important to elevate injured body parts?

Reduce swelling.

200

What is often associated with muscle fatigue and soreness during or after a workout?

Lactic Acid.

200

Name the 5 main food groups

Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein and Dairy

200

How many types of muscles are in the human body and what are their names?

3. Cardiac, Skeletal and Smooth Muscles.

200

What are the most common injuries in athletes?

Sprains, Strains and overuse injuries

200

______ is the ability of a joint to move through a range of motion.

Mobility.

300

Force is equal to _____ x acceleration 

Mass.

300

Calcium and Vitamin D are the main nutrients in this food group

Dairy group

300

What muscles operate without conscious thought?

Involuntary muscles

300

A quick pivot or turn can cause what injury in the lower body?

ACL tear. 

300

_____________ use physical means to treat disease or injury rather than pharmaceutical drugs or surgery.

Physical Therapists.

400

What cardiovascular exercise test is conducted when a person rides a bike that increases in intensity until they cannot continue?

VO2 Max Test.

400

Kidney Stones can be caused by excessive protein intake or insufficient intake of what mineral?

Calcium

400

What are the two primary protein filaments that make up a skeletal muscle?

Actin & Myosin

400

Another way to say overuse injury, is to say that it is a ______ injury?

Chronic

400

What percentage of ingested calories does the brain use?

About 20%