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34 Cards in this Set
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Hippocampus |
Prolonged exposure to cortisol a Key stress hormone has been linked to shrinking of the___. The brains major memory center |
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Water soluble vitamin |
Vitamin B2 is a |
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Exercise intensity |
How hard the work must be to attain desired level fitness
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Exercising in moderation |
Which of the following is not a compensatory behavior you would expect someone suffering from bulimia nervosa to engage in |
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Cortisol |
Stress-related weight gain is believed to be related to which of the following hormones |
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Cardiorespiratory fitness |
The ability of the heart lungs and blood vessels to supply oxygen for skeletal muscles during sustained physical activity is called |
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False |
Monosaccharides must be broken down into simple sugars before the body can use them |
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Thrifty gene theory |
___ explains that this gene is associated with some people burning fewer calories than others researchers hypothesized that hire body fat or obesity levels are in certain native and African-Americans due to their ancestors struggling through centuries of famine and survived by adapting |
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Small intestine |
Which of the following parts of the digestive system is when nutrients are absorbed |
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Vitamin A |
It's of the following vitamins are carried cells by fats |
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Flexibility |
The range of motion or the amount of movement possible |
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Type A |
The personality type that is at greatest risk for heart attack |
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Binge eating disorder |
An individual who periodically consumes excessive large amounts of food but does not take excessive measures to lose the weight that the game would be classified as having |
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Exhaustion |
After a heavy courseload maintaining and unfulfilling but demanding part-time job and continuous roommate conflicts Jennifer became so mentally and physically drained that she ended up in the hospital what phase of the General adaption syndrome is this |
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Learned helplessness |
After a failed marriage loss of a job a chronic illness and bankruptcy Adrian has given up and no longer takes action to help himself a pattern known as |
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Glucose |
A simple carbohydrate |
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Body dysmorphic disorder |
Karen is extremely dissatisfied with her body shape. She is gone through three cosmetic surgeries to alter her facial structure Karen is most likely suffering from |
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Hassles |
Little stressors frustrations and petty annoyances are known collectively as |
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Physical activity |
All body movements produced by skeletal muscles result in substantial increases and energy expenditure. |
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Precontemplation |
Lucy try to quit drinking once but she gave up after only a few days now she assures her friends that it's really not a problem which stage of the trans theoretical model of behavior change is this |
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Medical Model |
Health status focused on the individuals body; government resources focused on disease treatment. |
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Ecological/ Public health model |
Disease and negative health viewed as a result of interaction with physical and social environment. |
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Physical health |
Characteristics such as body size and shape |
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Social health |
Relationships with friends family members and partners |
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Intellectual health |
Ability to think clearly analyze critically and use brainpower to meet challenges |
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Emotional Health |
Being able to express in control emotions appropriately |
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Environmental health |
Understanding the health of your environment protecting yourself from hazards and working to protect environmental conditions for everyone |
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Spiritual health |
Having a sense of meaning and purpose in your life |
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Digestive system |
The sequence of functions by which the body breaks down foods and either absorbs or excretes them |
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Minerals |
And organic indestructible elements that aid physiological processes within the body |
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Hyponatremia |
Too much water causing a decrease in concentration of sodium in the blood |
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General adaption syndrome stages |
Alarm resistance and exhaustion |
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Alarm stage |
Stresses distributes body's stability temporarily lowering resistance |
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Resistance stage |
Adoption resources are mobilize to combat stressors and body maintains a high level of resistance |