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1
Atherosclerosis is....
build up of plaque in the veins
build up of HDL in the arteries
build up of LDL in the veins
build up of plaque in the arteries
2
What
isn't
a potential risk of consuming beta blockers?
Hypertension
Hypoglycaemia
Narrowing airways
Cardiac failure
3
Beta blockers improve the cardiorespiratory system by...
Restricting blood flow and increasing adrenaline
Improving blood flow and blocking adrenaline
Increasing blood pressure
Increasing blood glucose levels
4
What
isn't
a potential risk of using EPO?
Heart attack
Thickening of the blood
Increased blood cell production
Blood clots
5
What
doesn't
contribute to hypertension?
Lack of exercise
Having a healthy body weight
Smoking and alcohol
Overweight/obesity
6
Coronary heart disease is...
plaque in the coronary arteries
plaque in the coronary veins
plaque in the veins
plaque in the arteries
7
What is a social enabler to cardiorespiratory health?
Cultural views
Having friends
Peers who encourage you to exercise
Living near healthy restaurants
8
What
isn't
a risk factor for atherosclerosis?
Smoking
High LDL cholesterol diets
High HDL cholesterol diets
High blood pressure
9
EPO improves the function of the cardiorespiratory system by...
Decreasing the red blood cell production
Blocking the adrenaline hormone
Restricting the flow of blood through the arteries
Increasing the red blood cell production
10
What is COPD?
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder
Cardiovascular Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Coronary Obstructive Physiological Disorder
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
11
What is an environmental barrier to cardiorespiratory health?
Family supporting healthy food choices
Living in long term unsafe weather conditions
Family supporting unhealthy food choices
Living in a safe neighbourhood
12
Asthma is best described as...
The muscles in the alveoli tighten and produce mucus
The muscles in the alveoli tighten and produce plaque
The mucus in the bronchus tighten and produce mucus
The muscles in the heart tighten due to plaque
13
What
isn't
a potential risk of blood doping?
Contracting hep B
Autoimmune diseases
Hypotension
Hypertension
14
Blood doping improves the function of the cardiorespiratory system by...
Decreasing the amount of haemoglobin
Decreasing the number of red blood cells
Artificially boosting the number of red blood cells
Helping blood vessels dilate
15
Stroke occurs when...
blood supply to the brain is disrupted
blood supply to the muscles are disrupted
blood supply to the heart is disrupted
blood supply to the organs are disrupted
16
What is a physiological enabler to cardiorespiratory health?
Low SES
Genetics
Supporting family
Healthy mind
17
What is a cultural barrier to cardiorespiratory health?
Having limited access to facilities
Living in an unsafe neighbourhood
Clothing requirements limiting movement
Peers not encouraging exercise
18
What is a cultural enabler to cardiorespiratory health?
No support from family
Religious holidays limiting performance
Genetics
Cultures placing an importance on sport
19
What is an environmental enabler to cardiorespiratory health?
Living in hot conditions
Having a low SES
Living in a safe neighbourhood
Living near fast food chains
20
Which of the following blood pressure measurements is classified as hypertension?
130/70
140/80
140/90
120/80
21
What is a social barrier to cardiorespiratory health?
Peers encouraging smoking
Living near gyms
Living at home
Family exercising with you
22
What is a physiological barrier to cardiorespiratory health?
Living closer to fast food chains
Injuries
No access to facilities
Low cholesterol levels
