1. General Health Year 10 GCSE

2. Aims: To be able to define good health Understand the factors that could have a negative affect on your health

3. Mark these answers: What is basal metabolic rate and how is it affected when you exercise? (2 marks) Basal metabolic rate is the minimum rate of energy needed to keep the body maintained when at rest. When you exercise your basal metabolic rate is affected and you must balance the requirements your body has taken in, with the amounts that are being used up.

4. What advise would you give someone about eating before activity? (2 marks) You should eat lots of food before you exercise to give you lots of energy.

5. Explain the type of diet that a power athlete should eat and reasons for this. (3 marks) A power athletes should eat a diet high in protein content such as pasta. They should do this because it will help them to build and repair muscles damaged during performances.

6. Key Terms: Term Bronchitis: Prescription drugs: Performance enhancing drugs Athletes foot Definitions A fungal infection between the toes Drugs that cannot be bought over the counter but only with a doctors prescription Inflammation of the air passages between the nose and the lungs A type of unlawful drug that can help to improve sporting performance

7. Health: Is defined by the world health organisation as “a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” What aspects can have short term and long term effect our health?

8. In 3 groups, use your white boards to list short term and long term effects on the body. Use page 56 in your books to see if you are correct.

9. How are we educated on health? Sex education Family life education Safety in different environments Health related exercise Nutrition Personal hygiene (washing regular, cleanliness) Environmental aspects (social physical economic) Psychological aspects (mental, emotional, stress)

10. Healthy Active lifestyle Year 10 GCSE

11. Aims: Know the difference between health and fitness and how they are related To know good exercise habits that could be adopted Know the benefits that can be gained through increasing basic exercise levels

12. Key Terms: Term Fitness: Exercise: Sedentary: Definitions Good health or good condition due to exercise and good nutrition Activity that requires physical and mental exertion Being physically inactive for long periods of time.

13. Mr big fat business man Is overweight and lazy. He has hired you to suggest some good exercise habits for him to incorporate into his everyday life. Explain to him what benefits there are to be gained by incorporating them.

14. Benefits Improving body shape Relieving stress and tension Helping you sleep better Reducing the chances of getting ill or getting diseases Toning up and improving your posture Helping to improve basic levels of strength, stamina and flexibility

15. Guidelines and effects How much additional activity you do depends on the individual and their job Give and example of a job that requires higher fitness levels than another

16. Long term and short term effects Short term; Increased heart rate Increased body temp Reddening of skin Feeling of tiredness/heaviness in some of the muscles being used Long term; Physical condition – if you are already quite healthy and active you may wish to maintain these levels. If not you may look to improve them Long term aims – this is a lifestyle choice and changes will not be immediate. Levels must be increased gradually over a period of time.

17. Can you… State the difference between health and fitness and how they are related Suggest good exercise habits that could be adopted Explain the benefits that can be gained through increasing basic exercise levels To be able to define good health Explain the factors that could have a negative affect on your health

18. Homework Revision!!