Prefixes
Injuries
PED's
Nutrition
Fitness
100

Adip-

fat,fatty

100

Bruising or discoloration

Ecchymosis

100

To build

Anabolic

100

What are the two different types of carbohydrates?

Simple sugars, complex carbs

100

Percentage of body weight that is made up of fat compared to other tissues.

Body Composition

200

Ecto-

out,outside

200

a break or splinter of the bone into more than two fragments

Comminuted Fracture

200

stimulates the production of red blood cells

Erythropoietin (Blood Doping)

200

What percentage of our body is made up of water?

50-60%

200

gradually increasing the amount of weight applied to the muscles

Progressive resistance

300

Scler-

Hardness

300

What are the five signs of inflammation?

swelling,heat,pain,redness,loss of function

300

Increases muscle mass

Human Growth Hormone

300

What are the two categories of nutrients?

Macronutrients and micronutrients

300

What does FITT stand for?

Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type of Exercise

400

Necr-

Death

400

a break in a cranial bone with depression of the bone in toward the brain

Depressed Fracture

400

increases the removal of urine, which induces rapid weight loss

diuretics

400

What percentage of each nutrient is optimal for a balanced diet?

45-65% of calories

400

A muscle contraction with little or no movement occuring

Isometric

500

Xanth-

Yellow

500

When a bone fractures, a piece of the bone may impact another bone

Impacted Fracture

500

What PED results in the negative side effect of masculine features,development of breast tissue, and loss of periods?

Anabolic Steroids

500

Physical and chemical changes to food that enable nutrients carried in foods to be absorbed and used by the body

Digestion

500

muscle contraction where maximum resistance is applied and speed is kept constant through a full range of motion

Isokinetic