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Compare and contrast aerobic physical activity with anaerobic physical activity.

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Aerobic activity is sustained, usually moderate activity that uses oxygen to produce energy and improves heart and lung endurance, such as jogging or swimming. Anaerobic activity consists of short, intense bursts that produce energy without enough oxygen to meet the muscles’ immediate needs, such as sprinting or lifting weights. Both support fitness, but they differ in intensity and duration.

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Explain how hypertension, heart disease, and stroke are related.

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Hypertension is persistently high blood pressure that strains and can damage the heart and blood vessels. Over time, this can contribute to heart disease and increase the risk of stroke, which happens when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked or a blood vessel bursts.

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Which of the following represents the greatest risk factor for a stroke?

A
high glucose levels
B
low glucose levels
C
low blood pressure
D
high blood pressure
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Which of the following is NOT positively influenced by physical activity?

A
cardiovascular disease
B
obesity
C
osteoporosis
D
allergies
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Explain how regular participation in physical activity can increase life expectancy.

Answer:

Regular physical activity strengthens the heart and lungs and helps maintain a healthy weight, blood pressure, and blood sugar. By lowering the risk of chronic diseases and premature death, it can increase life expectancy.

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Physical activity and exercise typically lead to __________.

A
increased stress
B
depression
C
higher energy levels
D
reduced quality of life
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How can participation in physical activity lead to improved sleep patterns?

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Physical activity can reduce stress and anxiety, use excess energy, and help regulate the body's sleep-wake rhythm. These effects can make it easier to fall asleep and improve sleep quality.

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Physical activity and exercise typically lead to __________.

A
increased stress
B
depression
C
higher energy levels
D
reduced quality of life
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Explain how regular participation in physical activity can increase life expectancy.

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Explain how hypertension, heart disease, and stroke are related.

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Which of the following represents the greatest risk factor for a stroke?

A
high glucose levels
B
low glucose levels
C
low blood pressure
D
high blood pressure
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How can participation in physical activity lead to improved sleep patterns?

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Where on the physical activity pyramid do sedentary activities belong?

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Adolescents require fewer hours of physical activity than adults.

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T
B
F
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List the following four activities in the order they would go in the physical activity pyramid from top to bottom. Soccer practice; Homework; Walking 30 minutes to school; Weight training

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Compare and contrast aerobic physical activity with anaerobic physical activity.

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Which of the following is NOT positively influenced by physical activity?

A
cardiovascular disease
B
obesity
C
osteoporosis
D
allergies

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