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Sports Med 19

Sports Med 19 and 9

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Convection method of heat loss in which the layer of heated air next to the body is constantly replaced by cooler air
radiation release of rays in different directions from a common point
evaporation method of heat loss in which a liquid changes to a vapor as with percipatation
humidity moisture in the air
relative humidity measurement of moisture in the air based on the difference between the amount of water vapor in the air and the maximum amount of air could contain at the same temperature
psychrometer instrument used to measure relative humidity
heat cramps muscle spasms resulting from dehyration
heat exhaustion physical reaction to heat exposure characterized by profuse sweating and extreme weakness
heat stroke rising body temperature that causes central nervous system symptoms
hypothermia unusually low body temperature capable of causing problems with central nervous system and cardiac arrest
diabetic coma coma induced by a lack of insulin in the body
insulin shock shock caused by overdose of insulin
asthma lung disorder that causes breathing difficulty
epilepsy term that describes group of nervous system disorders resulting in seizing activity and abnormal behavior
The elements that contribute to heat related illnesses are changes in ____ and _____ temperature and humidity
Body temp is reduced primarily through the _____ hypothalamus
A _____ can be used to determine relative humidity phsychrometer
Sunscreen with a minimum SPF of ___ can is recommended to prevent sunburn. 15
The average water loss is ___ to ___ liters per hour of light to medium exercise. 1.5 to 2.5
The processes in which athletes become accustomed to temperature and environment conditions expected for the season is called ____ acclimatization
Moist and pale skin, drooping eyelids, and shallow breathing are symptoms of _____ insulin shock
The ____ and ____ temporarily constrict during an asthma attack bronchi and bronchioles
80-90 degrees with equal to or greater than 70% of humidity rest and drink water 10 minutes every hour
80-90 degrees with less than 70% humidity carefully observe athletes with special weight conditions
>100 degrees
Cold drinks cause stomach cramping false
sweat is mostly salt true
lower weight athletes are more likely to experience heat cramps true
A body temp above 105 is a sign of heat stroke true
an athlete experiencing heat stroke will stop sweating true
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