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Health Related Componets of Exercise
cardio respiratory fitness
muscular strength
muscular endurance
flexibility
body composition
Principles of Training
Overload
Progressive overload
specificity of training
Benefits of Exercise
Protects against various diseases:
-heart disease, osteoporosis, and diabetes
Helps to regulate energy
Control of body fat
Stress Management
Boosts the immune system
Improves self esteem
"FIT" Principle
F-frequency(howoften)
I- intensity (how hard)
T-time (how long)
"FIT" Principle continued
Frequency
1-5 repetitions
1-3 sets
Intensity
80% of 1 repetition MAX
Time
at least 2 days per week
every other day
Target Heart Rate
First get the Max heart rate (MHR)= 220-AGE
Take the MHR-RHR (resting heart rate/take 3 days in a row) to get your HRR( heart rate reserve)
HRRX .65+ RHR= heart bpm for lower end of the target zone
HRR x.90+RHR=bpm for upper end of target zone
Clarify Target Heart Rate
1)MHR-AGE= 220-23=197
2) MHR-RH=76+82+80)/3=79.7
3) HRR X .65 + RHR=79.7 x .65 + 239= 290.8
4) HRR X .90 + RHR=79.7 x .90 + 239= 310.7
Women/ pregnancy and exercise
IDK
Body Fat Percentages
2 types of fat:
essential-lines nerves, etc
nonessential-storage fat
Men: 13-20%
Women: 18-25%
Title 9
forbids sexual discrimination in all university student services and academic programs, in employment and recruitment consideration or selections
~exceptions are the greek system and father-son, mother-daughter activities
Vaginitis
inflammation of the vagina

treatment: keep clean and dry, dont leave tampons in, wear cotton panties, front to back wipe
Trichomoniasis
caused by one cell protozoan
-symptoms: itching, fishy odor, frothy green/grey discharge
-treatment:antibiotic
Yeast Infection
caused by organism: candida albicans
-symptoms: itching, discharge
-treatment: anti-fungal/diflucan
Bacterial Vaginosis
caused by several species of organisms
-symptoms: frothy dischange, itching, pain during urination
-treatment: oral antibiotics
Crabs
like lice, but in pubic hair
Dispareunia
Vaginismus
Female Genital Prolapse
Uterine Fibriods
Ovarian Cysts
painful intercourse
contraction of the muscles in the vagina
bulging of the uterus
maybe symptomless, can cause bleeding and pain
most r harmless, no symptoms, goes away without treatment
Fibroid Tumors
30% of women have this
-symtoms:menstrual period change, pelvic pain, urination problems, constipation, infertility, miscarriages
Polycystic Ovaries
mild hormone imbalance
-symptoms: irregular periods, unwanted hair growth and acne, weight problems
-treatment: no cure, birth control pill
Endometriosis
painful chronic disease with NO cure
-symptoms: nausea, rectal pain, vomiting
Possible Causes of Endometriosis
Theories-retrograde menstration
Tissue development gone awry
Multitude of factors
Hereditary
Treatment of Endometriosis
OTC meds/perscriptions
hormone therapy
hysterectomy
larproscopy surgery
pregnancy
Types of STI Transmission
skin to skin
-herpes
-HPV
-Crabs
fluid transfer
-chlamydia
-syphillis
-gonnorrea
-hepatitis B
-HIV
Chlamydia
bacteria: chlamydia trachomatis
-symptom: discharge, pelvic pain, nausea, excessive urination
-treatment: antibiotics/Z-pack
Syphillis
bacteria: treponema pallidium
-symptoms;
1) ulcers on body
2) rash on body, fever, fatigue, headache, swollen glands
3) latent
4) tertiary-brain, eyes, nervous system, joints, spinal cord
Syphillis continues
diagnosis: blood test
-treatment: penicillin
Gonorrhea
bacterial: neisseria gonorrhoeae
-symptoms: most no symptoms, discharge, bleeding between periods
-treatment: penicillin, tetracycline's
Prego: can cause blindness, silver nitrate
HPV
Human papillomavirus
-symptoms: no visible sign, may cause genital warts, cervical cancer
-treatment: vaccine recommended to 11 yr olds
Herpes
HSV 1= NOT GENITAL
HSV 2= GENITAL
-symptoms: blisters on genitals, turn to ulcers
AIDS
virus: HIV ( human immunodeficiency virus)
-symptoms: no immune system, increase risk of cancers, fever, sweats, swollen glands, chills, weakness, and weightloss
~pulmonary infections: tuberculosis
-treatment: no cure, develop HIV antibodies with meds
Hepatitis B
inflammation of the liver
-acute or chronic
-symptoms: appetite loss, fatigue, nasea and vomiting, jaundic, urine becomes darker, pain in liver area
-treatment: antiviral drugs
Gynecological exam
what it entails: a closer look at the reproductive system to make sure there are no abnormalities in the cervix
Who should have them?- girls who are sexually active
Other tests that you might have to get: STD/PAP SMEAR
When to do self breast-exams: one week after your period starts
Pap Tests
tests for abnormalities in the cervix along with that they test for Chlamydia
Ovulation
figuring out when you are ovulating every 28 days
-cervical mucus and calculating)
*monthly routine- can be regulated with birth control/ 28 days of estrogen and progestine and 7 days of placebo pills
Menstration
IDK
Methods of Contraception
Barrier method: calendar charting
Natural family planning method: having sex 14 days before your menstrual cycle/fertility awareness
hormonal method: uses medication which creates more hormones in the women's body in order to bear a child
Birth Control Patch
patch worn on sholder/abdomen/outer arm/ buttocks that releases estrogen and progestrin
Ortho Evra
worn for a week at a time, change same day of every week for 3 weeks. 4th week patch free
-Disadvantages: expose to 60% more estrogen as compared to the pill
Effectiveness:
-typical use: 92%
-perfect use: 99.7%