Zusammenfassung der Ressource
B1 understanding
organisms
- Fitness and health
- Blood pressure
- measured in
mm of mercury mmHg
- systolic or diastolic
- systolic=maximum
pressure the heart
produces
- diastolic=blood
pressure
between heart beats
- increased by
stress,high alcohol
intake,smoking,overweight
- decreased by regular
exercise and balanced diet
- high blood pressure can cause
blood vessels to burst=brain
damage=stroke, or kidney damage
- low blood
pressure=dizziness,fainting,poor
blood supplua nd circulation
- fitness-ability to do
physical activity
- health is being free from
disease such as bacteria
and viruses
- strength=weightlifting ,
flexibility=joint movement ,
stamina=time of sustained
exercise , agility= changing
direction , speed= sprinting
race
- smoking
- carbon monoxide means less
oxygen is carried in the blood
- heart rate increases so
that the tissue can receive
enough oxygen
- nictotime directly
increases heart rate
- carbon monoxide dcrease
the oxygen carrying capacity
of blood and binds with the
haemoglobin. less oxygen
can then get to the blood so
less oxygen is carried
- Diet and heart disease
- caused by restricted blood flow to heart
muscles
- high level pf started fat in the diet
leads to a build up of cholesterol in
the arteries .
- high levels of salt which increases
blood pressure
- narrowing of arteries caused by
plague in coronary arteries
restricts blood flow to the heart
- the plagues can also make blood
clots/thrombosis to more likely
which blocks the artery
- A balanaced diet
- carbohydarte
- proteins
- fats fatty acids and
glycerol
- too much fats and carbohydrate gets stored in the liver as glycogen or converted into fats
- fats are stored under skin and around organs as adipose
tissue
- although proteins are essential for growth they cannot be
stored
- varies according age gender activity religion medical
allergies vegan vegetarian
- protein intake
- growth and repair
- EAR in g=0.6 X body mass in Kg
- too little causes kwashiorkor
- comon in developing countries
- overpopulation
- poor agriculture
- only estimated figure
- effected b body mass age pregnancy or breast feeding
- not stored, but amino acids can be converted in the body by other amino
acids
- proteins from meat and fish are first
class proteins containing all amino
acids that cannot be made in body
- plant proteins are 2nd
class
- do not contain all essential amino acids
- overweight or underweight
- BMI = mass in Kg/ (height in
metres squared
- more than
30-obese
- 25-30 is overweight
- 20-25=noraml
- less than
20=underweight
- some people may become ill by sting less
than required
- body mass
index