exercise Crossword Puzzles

Nutrition/Exercise 2023-11-03

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mental or physical condition
A good exercise routine and nutrition have a ______ effect on our health.
A ______ diet is essential for your health.
a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life.
a session of exercise or training
ex. apple, blueberry, banana
activity requiring physical effort

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ex. potato, carrot, onion
any of a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition
the kind of food you habitually eat
It is healthy to have a good exercise ______.
food necessary for health and growth
being physically strong and healthy

13 Clues: ex. potato, carrot, onion • mental or physical condition • ex. apple, blueberry, banana • a session of exercise or training • activity requiring physical effort • the kind of food you habitually eat • being physically strong and healthy • food necessary for health and growth • A ______ diet is essential for your health. • It is healthy to have a good exercise ______. • ...

Crossword Exercise 2024-01-04

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Speech of criticism or accusation.
A strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.
A situation in which there is usually a lot of noise and excitement.
The successful conveying or sharing of ideas and feelings.
A sharp sound often made by birds.
Behaving in a way that shows that you want to keep something secret.
Being completely unreasonable, especially in a way that shocks or annoys you.

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Angry because of something that is wrong or not fair.
Understood without being expressed directly.
Expressing extreme contempt.
Make a vehement protest or demand.
The pervading tone or mood of a place.
To make rude and mocking remarks.

13 Clues: Expressing extreme contempt. • To make rude and mocking remarks. • Speech of criticism or accusation. • Make a vehement protest or demand. • A sharp sound often made by birds. • The pervading tone or mood of a place. • Understood without being expressed directly. • Angry because of something that is wrong or not fair. • ...

Exercise & Fitness 2024-04-25

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Generally overlooked.
Measurement taken before getting out of bed.
Volume of blood pumped with each heartbeat.
Weighs more than fat.
Fat and this component determines how fit you are.
Shortening of a muscle to cause movement.
As muscles become leaner you burn more _______.
The body working at the highest level possible.

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Muscle tissue that doesn't respond quickly to stimuli.
This occurs when your muscles can endure longer periods of training.
Most important fitness measurement.
Muscle tissue that responds fast when stimulated.
Volume of blood the heart pumps in 1 minute.

13 Clues: Generally overlooked. • Weighs more than fat. • Most important fitness measurement. • Shortening of a muscle to cause movement. • Volume of blood pumped with each heartbeat. • Measurement taken before getting out of bed. • Volume of blood the heart pumps in 1 minute. • As muscles become leaner you burn more _______. • The body working at the highest level possible. • ...

Exercise Motion 2023-09-05

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Rope Skipping a rope that passes under your feet while jumping.
with Rotation Adding a side rotation after each push-up, reaching one arm toward the ceiling.
Holding a push-up position with your body straight and supported on your elbows and toes.
Crunches Lying on your back and pedaling your legs in a bicycle-like motion while crunching your torso.
Taking a step forward and bending both knees to create a lunge position.
Bending your knees and hips to lower your body, then returning to a standing position.
Lying on your back and raising your upper body to a sitting position.

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Lunges Alternating lunges with a jump between each lunge.
A combination of squatting, jumping, and push-ups in a single movement.
Squats Similar to regular squats but with a wide stance and toes turned outward.
Sit Leaning against a wall with your knees bent at a 90-degree angle, as if sitting in a chair.
Climbers Starting in a push-up position and bringing one knee toward your chest alternately.
Lying on the ground and pushing your body up with your arms.
Jacks Jumping while spreading your arms and legs apart, then returning to a standing position.
Knees Running in place while lifting your knees as high as possible.

15 Clues: Lunges Alternating lunges with a jump between each lunge. • Lying on the ground and pushing your body up with your arms. • Rope Skipping a rope that passes under your feet while jumping. • Knees Running in place while lifting your knees as high as possible. • Lying on your back and raising your upper body to a sitting position. • ...

Exercise 1 2025-04-14

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...books
go to the ... Shop
have a ...
check my
go to the
you play it by hitting a small ball
walk the

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type a ...
my desk
do
you have a toothache,so you go to the ...
go to the ... center
repair my ...

13 Clues: do • my desk • ...books • check my • walk the • go to the • type a ... • have a ... • repair my ... • go to the ... Shop • go to the ... center • you play it by hitting a small ball • you have a toothache,so you go to the ...

Writing Exercise 2025-04-30

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catchingtheball
liftingweights
usingaracket
jumpingrope
shootingbaskets
throwingaball
passingtheball

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diving
doingpushups
scoringagoal
kickingtheball
jogging
servingtheball

13 Clues: diving • jogging • jumpingrope • doingpushups • usingaracket • scoringagoal • throwingaball • liftingweights • kickingtheball • servingtheball • passingtheball • catchingtheball • shootingbaskets

Vocabulary Exercise 2026-01-29

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injustice
being a part of something
saying the truth
effect
beautiful
funny

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mainly
to like something the most
tiny
separation
want what someone else has
disappeared
huge

13 Clues: tiny • huge • funny • mainly • effect • injustice • beautiful • separation • disappeared • saying the truth • being a part of something • to like something the most • want what someone else has

Pregnancy - Health & Wellness 2016-04-04

Pregnancy - Health & Wellness crossword puzzle

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Exercise helps people ________ better?
How many servings of dairy products is recommended for pregnant women?
What is limited to intake only 300 mg or less per day?
When pregnant, avoid what type of sports?
A form of exercise testing that involves water.
Exercise can increase _______ and muscle strength?

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Exercise should be discontinued if certain _________ are experienced.
When pregnant, avoid drinking __________?
When pregnant, women should increase their ______ intake.
Exercise during pregnancy helps to improve _______.
Avoid working out in what type of environments?
More than 60% of all pregnant women experience pain in their lower ______?
Pregnant women should avoid exercising in ___________ positions?

13 Clues: Exercise helps people ________ better? • When pregnant, avoid drinking __________? • When pregnant, avoid what type of sports? • Avoid working out in what type of environments? • A form of exercise testing that involves water. • Exercise can increase _______ and muscle strength? • Exercise during pregnancy helps to improve _______. • ...

Weights Vocab review 2018-11-30

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short high-intensity exercise intervals are mixed with periods of lower intensity intervals of active recovery.
group of full-range movements of an exercise
the large muscle at the front of the thigh
tendons at the back of a person's knee.
Old discipline from India practiced for health and relaxation
broadest muscle of the back
large muscle at the back of the upper arm
single full-range movement of an exercise
from the side
a high-intensity fitness program incorporating elements from several sports and types of exercise
style of lifting where the athlete attempts a maximum-weight single lift
muscle in the upper chest

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Largest muscle in the body
The clamp that is used to hold plates securely in place on a barbell or dumbbell bar.
muscle on the front of the upper arm.
large group of muscles in the front of the stomach
A competition or sport involving three tests of strength; the bench press, squat and deadlift
Any form of cardio exercise where you maintain the same low-intensity cardio pace for a set period of time.
exercise specializing in the use of resistance to induce muscular contraction which builds strength
encompasses any and all form of fitness that's done in a group setting
a short bar with a weight at each end
Long metal bar to which disks of varying weights are attached at each end
triangular muscle occupying the upper arm and the shoulder giving it this rounded shape
Performing one set of two exercises back-to-back without rest
Made up of 2 different muscles on the back of the lower leg

25 Clues: from the side • muscle in the upper chest • Largest muscle in the body • broadest muscle of the back • muscle on the front of the upper arm. • a short bar with a weight at each end • tendons at the back of a person's knee. • large muscle at the back of the upper arm • single full-range movement of an exercise • the large muscle at the front of the thigh • ...

Foundations of Health 2026-01-24

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a period of light activity before exercise that prepares the muscles and increases blood flow.
a regular sequence of actions or exercises followed regularly.
a process of consistent exercise aimed at improving a specific skill or physical capacity.
rate the number of times your heart beats per minute.
a period of low-intensity activity after exercise that helps the body return to a resting state.
exercise that requires oxygen to produce energy and improves cardiorespiratory endurance.
tissues in the body that contract and relax to produce movement or maintain posture.
the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to remain active for a long period of time.
the ability of a joint or series of joints to move through an unrestricted, pain-free range of motion.
a form of physical exercise in which a specific muscle is elongated to improve elasticity.

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physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive for the purpose of conditioning the body.
the ability to maintain the body's center of mass while its base of support is stable or moving.
the mental and physical ability to sustain prolonged effort or activity.
health the overall condition of the body and its ability to perform daily tasks without undue fatigue.
goals specific objectives or targets set to improve physical health and performance.
any movement of the body that uses energy.
the ability of the body to function efficiently and effectively during physical activities.
physical activity that raises your heart rate and improves the function of your heart and lungs.
any physical change in position or location of the body.
the ability to move quickly and easily change direction while maintaining control.
the amount of force a muscle can produce against a weight or resistance.

21 Clues: any movement of the body that uses energy. • rate the number of times your heart beats per minute. • any physical change in position or location of the body. • a regular sequence of actions or exercises followed regularly. • the mental and physical ability to sustain prolonged effort or activity. • ...

Fuel to Fitness 2025-11-04

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A health behavior: drink plenty of ____ so your body stays hydrated.
The nutrient group that is the body’s main energy source (bread, pasta, rice).
A piece of equipment you use to lift heavy things to build strength.
The food group high in vitamins, minerals and fiber — like broccoli, spinach, carrots.
The place where you go to exercise or lift weights.
The part of fitness that measures how long you can keep doing an activity (how long you can last).
_____ training involves short bursts of intense activity followed by rest or low activity.

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The component of fitness that deals with how well your heart and lungs work during activity.
____ is the process of moving your body to improve your health.
The behaviour of eating a variety of foods and making good choices — having a ___ diet.
The muscle action where you lower yourself and push yourself back up (on the floor).
A type of exercise that raises your heart rate and uses oxygen — also called cardio.
The principle “T” in FITT: what kind of exercise you do (for example running, swimming, lifting).
The ability to change direction quickly and move your body easily.
The nutrient group that builds and repairs muscles and tissues.
The term for how often you do an exercise (for example, 3 times a week).
The part of fitness related to how strong your muscles are (how much force they can produce).
The ability to stay upright or keep your body steady.
Resting days are important for recovery and ____ (the body repairing and rebuilding).
The principle “I” in FITT: how hard you work when you do exercise.

20 Clues: The place where you go to exercise or lift weights. • The ability to stay upright or keep your body steady. • ____ is the process of moving your body to improve your health. • The nutrient group that builds and repairs muscles and tissues. • The ability to change direction quickly and move your body easily. • ...

KOSTA I. KOUKNAS 2014-11-20

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The ability of your bodys joints to move easily
An eating disorder that focuses on self starvation
The feeling of stability and control of your body
More than 20% over your body weight
The lack of water
The smooth and effectiveness of your Balance

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How much you can lift
The time of exercise after an activity
The correct weight for your gender
Your ability to lift weights for a period of time
The way you see and feel about your body
A damaging eating behavior
A physical exercise that maintains ones fitness
the preparation for a sport
The time of exercise before an activity

15 Clues: The lack of water • How much you can lift • A damaging eating behavior • the preparation for a sport • The correct weight for your gender • More than 20% over your body weight • The time of exercise after an activity • The time of exercise before an activity • The way you see and feel about your body • The smooth and effectiveness of your Balance • ...

Good Health 2024-03-13

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Type of exercise that improves cardiovascular health
Strategy for avoiding illness and disease
Recommended amount of sleep for adults
Exercise that increases heart rate
Type of exercise that promotes relaxation and flexibility
Key element of a healthy lifestyle, promotes relaxation and rejuvenation
Technique for improving mental well-being through awareness and focus
Type of exercise that strengthens muscles

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Nutrient that provides energy
Essential for hydration
A way to monitor and manage food intake
Balanced combination of different food groups
Key component of a healthy diet
Essential for building strong bones
Nutrient important for brain function and development

15 Clues: Essential for hydration • Nutrient that provides energy • Key component of a healthy diet • Exercise that increases heart rate • Essential for building strong bones • Recommended amount of sleep for adults • A way to monitor and manage food intake • Strategy for avoiding illness and disease • Type of exercise that strengthens muscles • ...

fitness & exercise section 4-3 2024-02-26

fitness & exercise section 4-3 crossword puzzle

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generally speaking men develop more "____" muscles.
"no pain, no ____".
improves physical work. (2 words)
exercise can be a good ______ depressant.
gradually do more than normal to improve your performance.
the word aerobic means "______".
short bursts of energy without oxygen.
term used for those who want to vary their exercise routine. (2 words)

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60 minutes of moderate-paced _______.
start with little and add to it regularly.
principle of exercise that you must be a specific kind of exercise.
Sue could use cross training to improve their _______.
there is no diet that will make you _________.
when your muscles demand more oxygen.
comparison ____

15 Clues: comparison ____ • "no pain, no ____". • the word aerobic means "______". • improves physical work. (2 words) • 60 minutes of moderate-paced _______. • when your muscles demand more oxygen. • short bursts of energy without oxygen. • exercise can be a good ______ depressant. • start with little and add to it regularly. • there is no diet that will make you _________. • ...

Fitness Components - Objective One 2013-01-23

Fitness Components - Objective One crossword puzzle

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Exercise that you do inside of water
A type of dance that stretches your body and helps with flexibility
An exercise that helps you to stretch your body to be more flexible
Exercise that makes your muscles loose and flexible
When I love something my . . . . . beats faster
A type of exercise where you lift your upper body to up and down to improve muscular fitness
Doing something many times to get batter at muscular fitness

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Girls have a . . . .percent of fat than boys
Grab a heavy thing and move it up and down for muscular fitness
This supports your body so you can stand and grow
Your body composition is made of bone fat and . . .
Jumping with a rope
When you eat many unhealthy food you become . . .
We breathe with these
This cardiovascular activity is faster than walking
A type of exercise that moves your arm up and down with your body in lay down position

16 Clues: Jumping with a rope • We breathe with these • Exercise that you do inside of water • Girls have a . . . .percent of fat than boys • When I love something my . . . . . beats faster • This supports your body so you can stand and grow • When you eat many unhealthy food you become . . . • Your body composition is made of bone fat and . . . • ...

SOMD 3610 Final Exam Study Guide 2024-04-29

SOMD 3610 Final Exam Study Guide crossword puzzle

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The _______________ (two words; no spaces) hypothesis proposes that the reason exercise reduces depression is that it provides an opportunity for the individual to interact with others.
______ can be created when our actions go against our thoughts, which helps us to ultimately change our thoughts.
This type of support involves the expression of encouragement, caring, empathy, and concern toward a person.
Human-made settings in which people live, work, and play (e.g., buildings, parks, neighborhoods, cities, supporting infrastructure like roads). (two words; no spaces)
A craving for leisure-time physical activity, resulting in uncontrollable excessive exercise behavior, that manifests in physiological (e.g., tolerance/withdrawal) and/or psychological (e.g., anxiety, depression) symptoms. (two words; no spaces)
This inventory has one item and it measures emotion. (two words; no spaces)
This involves presenting an unpleasant or uncomfortable stimulus after a behavior in order to decrease the probability of that behavior happening in the future
The basic psychological the need to feel capable in one’s abilities to exercise.
Movement conducted during leisure time that is planned, structured, and repeated over time.
The hypothesis that depression is caused by depleted (lower) levels of the brains main neurotransmitters is the __________ hypothesis.
This wearable device provides data on the number of steps and distance taken.
A counselor is working to change a behavior with their client. If their client is using statements that indicate that they want to maintain the status quo, they are using ________. (two words; no spaces)
Exercise ______ is maintaining an exercise regimen for a prolonged amount of time.
Nine intervention functions are explained in the ______________. (three words; no spaces)
A person's unique and consistent psychological makeup.
Which hypothesis explains depressive symptoms declining because we feel a sense of accomplishment after working out which gives us psychological benefits? (two words; no spaces)
How many moods are measured in the POMS.
This dimension of body image includes things that we do that reflect our positive or negative perceptions, thoughts, and feelings about our bodies.
A pathological counterpart of normal fear, manifest by disturbances of mood, as well as of thinking, behavior, and physiological activity.
_______ rule is measuring the feelings someone has at the end of their exercise session.
This acronym is for the protein in the brain that supports nerve growth.
This form of motivation is being motivated to exercise in order to achieve an outcome (e.g., show off, make friends, earn a reward)
A field focused on understanding the who, what, where, why, and when of physical activity.
If someone feels anxiety on a consistent basis, you could say they have _____ anxiety.
The E in the RE-AIM Frameworks stands for ________.
Another way of conceptualizing “Who I am” is _______ (two words; no spaces or symbols)

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A person’s racing heart is a form of ________________. (two words; no spaces)
A person’s positive or negative evaluations of exercise.
This mechanism of change best describes this reason for exercise improving depressive symptoms – exercise can increase the rate that neurotransmitters are produced, released, or taken up. (two words; no spaces)
The real you of your personality. (two words; no spaces)
Viewing the behavior live or in person is known as __________. (two words; no spaces)’
BCTs stand for ____________. (three words; no spaces)
All emotions and moods are included within an individual’s ___________.
The self-determination theory is rooted in the fact that individuals should want intrinsic motivation as well as _______ motivation in order to have the highest chances of engaging in the behavior.
POMS stands for _____________________. (four words; no spaces)
_______ this describes how someone’s exercise experience is measured based on the very best or very worst feeling they had during an exercise session. (two words; no spaces)
This career incorporates exercise psychology while helping with patient adherence, challenges faced by patience, and referral processes.
A factor that has a reliable statistical association with PA behavior, but does not cause changes in activity.
A word for chronic depression.
The parent disciplines of this field are exercise science and psychology.
This theory is focused on developing an individual’s confidence related to a specific task. (Three words; no spaces or symbols).
The ability to identify with someone else’s feelings.
The first stage of designing a(n) ______________ is to understand the behavior.
Exercise ______ is initiating or starting an exercise regimen.
A person’s motivation, decision, or conscious plan to exert effort to perform a particular behavior.
States elicited following an appraisal wherein an object, person, or event is determined to impact or have the potential to impact the goals or the well-being of the individual.
Having a greater amount of positive affect than negative affect, along with favorable thoughts, is known as ______ (three words; no spaces or symbols)
The O in COM-B model stands for ________.
________ behavior any waking behavior with an energy expenditure of 1.5 metabolic equivalents (METs) or less that are performed while in a sitting, reclining, or lying posture.
A counselor is working to change a behavior with their client. If their client is using statements that depict their desires, abilities, and reasons for making change, they are using ________. (two words; no spaces)

50 Clues: A word for chronic depression. • How many moods are measured in the POMS. • The O in COM-B model stands for ________. • The E in the RE-AIM Frameworks stands for ________. • BCTs stand for ____________. (three words; no spaces) • The ability to identify with someone else’s feelings. • A person's unique and consistent psychological makeup. • ...

Fitness 2020-03-30

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Another word for sweat
Physical activity
Food and sleep give you this
Being strong
Short, fast run
Heavier than average
Longer, slow run

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Level of Physical fitness
Majorly overweight
Less heavy than average
Pulling a muscle to increase its flexibility
How long you can do an exercise consistently
A session of exercise
sprinting

14 Clues: sprinting • Being strong • Short, fast run • Longer, slow run • Physical activity • Majorly overweight • Heavier than average • A session of exercise • Another word for sweat • Less heavy than average • Level of Physical fitness • Food and sleep give you this • Pulling a muscle to increase its flexibility • How long you can do an exercise consistently

Verbs 2023-11-15

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fun
Songs
House
Move Feet
Beer
TV

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Nap
Clothes
Hear Music
Books
Food
Tacos
fast exercise
exercise

14 Clues: TV • Nap • fun • Food • Beer • Songs • Books • House • Tacos • Clothes • exercise • Move Feet • Hear Music • fast exercise

LA Vocabulary 2018-06-11

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a seed of one of several genera of the flowering plant family Fabaceae
practice body
a small, pulpy, and often edible fruit; good for health
best of chest exercise
slow run, make people relax
a food can be vegetable also can be a fruit, always red
a kind of dance from India

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a white drink most children like it
easiest way to exercise, everyone do it everyday
our topic
the healthy plants we eat
a sport under water; summer time
good food from chicken
best of thighs exercise
a yellow fruit, also can be a vegetable

15 Clues: our topic • practice body • good food from chicken • best of chest exercise • best of thighs exercise • the healthy plants we eat • a kind of dance from India • slow run, make people relax • a sport under water; summer time • a white drink most children like it • a yellow fruit, also can be a vegetable • easiest way to exercise, everyone do it everyday • ...

4-3 fitness crosswords 2023-10-12

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exercise increases your _____
starting with a little and adding to it regularly as you improve is known as?
____ in fitness is an important part of exercise
what is gradually doing more than normal to improve your performance
term used for those who want to vary their exercise routine
what does aerobic mean?

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what is the main benefit from anaerobic exercise?
for improved health you need the principles of overload,_____, and specificity
a diet makes you healthier by itself? (True or false)
work different muscles in your body to gain ____ strength
anaerobic activities benefits are greater than aerobic? (True or false)
____ exercise increases your lean muscle mass
what is something that improves physical work performance?
activity that have short bursts of energy?
when muscles demand more oxygen than normal is called?

15 Clues: what does aerobic mean? • exercise increases your _____ • activity that have short bursts of energy? • ____ exercise increases your lean muscle mass • ____ in fitness is an important part of exercise • what is the main benefit from anaerobic exercise? • a diet makes you healthier by itself? (True or false) • when muscles demand more oxygen than normal is called? • ...

PE AND HEALTH 2023-10-24

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require a great deal of effort that caused rapid respiration and a significant increase in heart rate.
it measures body mass based on height and weight that aids in determining weight categories.
It refers to any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that increase energy expenditure above basal level.
pulse that can test from our wrist
It refers to the numbers of time a physical activity is done within a week.
A basic exercise that evaluates the strength of the arms and abdominal muscles as well as the flexibility of the shoulder joint.
It is an essential part of workout and can last for 3-10 minutes. It includes stretches or gentle variations of the movements during work out.
is a test for the shoulder flexibility. Record the length of the overlapped fingers.
It is used to measure the intensity of your exercise that include shortness of breath as well as how tired you feel in your whole body
Type of intensity exercise that requires a moderate amount of effort.
It refers to the number of times your heart beats per minute (BPM).
is an exercise or practice session aimed at improving fitness, as in athletic competition.
is a vital part of your workout. It may last 3-10 minutes, including stretches or gentle variations of the movement you've made during your workout.

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pulse that can test from our neck
Type of intensity exercise that requires a most least effort.
activity that will warm your body and get you ready to work out. It raises the temperature of your body, loosens your muscles and warms up your joints to get you ready for work.
a medical emergency occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can generate heat
is a disorder in which fluid depletion happens in blood, intake, and urine exercise.
to grow, the body needs rest so don't over-train. Overdoing, or prolonged physical exercise, delays muscle recovery.
kind of Physical activity performed with moderate intensity,

20 Clues: pulse that can test from our neck • pulse that can test from our wrist • kind of Physical activity performed with moderate intensity, • Type of intensity exercise that requires a most least effort. • It refers to the number of times your heart beats per minute (BPM). • Type of intensity exercise that requires a moderate amount of effort. • ...

Chronic Renal Disease 2017-03-27

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Antihypertensive medication commonly used in renal disease, designed to cause a 'lose of water'
Minimum days of exercise suggested to achieve benefits of exercise.
An increase of compounds in body fluids causes abnormally high levels of _____________.
Loss of brain function as a result of kidney disease. Can progress to coma or death.
Condition marked as deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood, resulting in various symptoms.
Common comorbidity of kidney disease, symptomatically displayed as nausea and diarrhea.
A renal replacement therapy that passes the person's blood over a semipermeable membrane that filters and dialyzes water, electrolytes, and small molecules out of the blood.
Exercise testing may be of little value to CKD patients because left ventricular hypertrophy and electrolyte abnormalities commonly cause ______________ misinterpretation.
Immunosuppresent medication used in kidney transplants to decrease chance of refection.
_____ disease is the leading cause of death in patients with chronic kidney disease.

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Common comorbidity of renal disease. Appropriate example would be 134/90.
The exercise response in chronic kidney disease (CKD) typically shows progressively lower peak ______________ as CKD gets worse.
A characteristic of end-stage renal disease where excessive fluid accumulates in the lower extremities
The goal of exercise in CKD may be to prevent ___________ rather than improve exercise capacity.
Progressive deterioration of the filtration functions of the kidney
Kidney disease is the ______ leading cause of death in the US.
Renal replacement therapy technique that uses abdominal cavity as a reservoir for dialysis fluid.
Common sleep related symptom of kidney disease
Laboratory study used to diagnose kidney disease, focusing on specific byproducts.
People generally do not sense that they are deteriorating until more than _____% of kidney function is lost.

20 Clues: Common sleep related symptom of kidney disease • Kidney disease is the ______ leading cause of death in the US. • Progressive deterioration of the filtration functions of the kidney • Minimum days of exercise suggested to achieve benefits of exercise. • Common comorbidity of renal disease. Appropriate example would be 134/90. • ...

Anaerobic Respiration / Response to Exercise / Metabolism 2018-06-06

Anaerobic Respiration / Response to Exercise / Metabolism crossword puzzle

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your Muscles store glucose as this type of carbohydrate
When you exercise your muscles are contracting harder and ...
This type of respiration occurs when you cannot supply enough oxygenated blood to your muscles
As well as breathing more frequently, during exercise you breathe more ...
Glucose and nitrate ions can form these, which are then used to make proteins
Glycogen can be rapidly converted back to this to use during exercise
This is the sum of all the reactions that take place in a cell or in the body
The metabolic reaction plants use to make glucose
Anaerobic respiration in yeast cells is known as this
This is a product of anaerobic respiration in plants and yeast cells
This type of molecule is made from glycerol and fatty acids
Using muscle fibres continuously can cause them to become ...

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What happens to your heart and breathing rate during exercise?
Anaerobic respiration is not as ...... as aerobic because the glucose molecules are not broken down completely
Muscle tissue is made up of .... fibres that contract when energy is transferred from respiration
What type of acid builds up when muscles are fatigued?
This is the product of the breakdown of excess proteins in the liver
Increasing heart and breathing rate increases the amount of ..... blood to your muscles
Plants can convert glucose to starch and ....
An excessive amount of this is produced during exercise, which needs to be removed for muscles to keep working effectively
Muscle fibres contain lots of this rod-shaped organelle
During exercise your muscles need more glucose and .... for respiration

22 Clues: Plants can convert glucose to starch and .... • The metabolic reaction plants use to make glucose • Anaerobic respiration in yeast cells is known as this • What type of acid builds up when muscles are fatigued? • your Muscles store glucose as this type of carbohydrate • Muscle fibres contain lots of this rod-shaped organelle • ...

Diabetes Management 2024-09-23

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your body uses ______ to break down and control how much sugar is in your blood
exercise that requires big muscle groups to be moved continuously
if you have too much glucose this can damage your
another word for high blood pressure
it is best to make an exercise _______ and stick to it!
Type 1 diabetes
exercise that improves a joints capacity to move through range of motion
risk factor involving someone's size
exercising helps lower your ______ levels

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insulin is produced in this organ
exercise to improve muscle strength and endurance
Type 2 diabetes
3x more likely to die of
diabetes is a
gestational diabetes is when a woman is _________
not high enough blood sugars but concerning

16 Clues: diabetes is a • Type 2 diabetes • Type 1 diabetes • 3x more likely to die of • insulin is produced in this organ • another word for high blood pressure • risk factor involving someone's size • exercising helps lower your ______ levels • not high enough blood sugars but concerning • exercise to improve muscle strength and endurance • ...

Exercise, resting, and sleeping 2025-07-23

Exercise, resting, and sleeping crossword puzzle

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we should ... after exercise
we should ... before exercise
Exercise can build ...muscles,joints, and bones
at night we must ... early

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exercise for half an ... a day to keep our body fit
warm up and cool down to prefent sports...
exercise keeps our ... and heart healthy
we must get some rest when our body is...
we exercise when we play games or..
exercise keeps us from falling ... easily

10 Clues: at night we must ... early • we should ... after exercise • we should ... before exercise • we exercise when we play games or.. • exercise keeps our ... and heart healthy • we must get some rest when our body is... • exercise keeps us from falling ... easily • warm up and cool down to prefent sports... • Exercise can build ...muscles,joints, and bones • ...

Fitness Crossword 2022-11-04

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a small hand held weight
a relaxation practice that also incorporates flexibility
a lower body exercise that requires you to pick weight off the ground
a lower body exercise that requires you to lower your hips by bending your knees
the ability to
an exercise that trains the back muscles by pulling a weight towards yourself
an upper body exercise that requires you to lay on a bench and uses chest muscles
a large bar that you can put weights on

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the muscle group located in your midsection, referred to as "your core"
small group of muscles located within the shoulder to provide stability
the ability to move a joint over a range of motion
The ability to exert force many times
oxygen to the body to perform exercise over a long period of time
the ratio of lean mass to body fat
the muscle group on the front of your leg, responsible for extending the knee
The ability to exert force one time

16 Clues: the ability to • a small hand held weight • the ratio of lean mass to body fat • The ability to exert force one time • The ability to exert force many times • a large bar that you can put weights on • the ability to move a joint over a range of motion • a relaxation practice that also incorporates flexibility • ...

Muscular Fitness 2025-01-21

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This muscle group is located at the front of the upper arm.
A core exercise typically done by lying on your back and raising your torso.
Muscle group on the back of the upper arm.
A state of muscle loss due to disuse or malnutrition.
A portion of the body that includes the biceps, triceps, and deltoids.
What people call me
A type of exercise movement that involves lifting or lowering weights using your arms.
Refers to how hard you work during a physical activity or workout.
One of the four major muscles in the thigh.

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The body part where the pectoral muscles are located.
An exercise involving bending the knees to lower the body, commonly used for lower body strength.
Everyone in my family has this name
A shoulder muscle responsible for arm movements.
A core exercise where you hold a position similar to a push-up.
The term for excess stress placed on muscles to enhance growth.
How often you perform an exercise or activity.

16 Clues: What people call me • Everyone in my family has this name • Muscle group on the back of the upper arm. • One of the four major muscles in the thigh. • How often you perform an exercise or activity. • A shoulder muscle responsible for arm movements. • The body part where the pectoral muscles are located. • A state of muscle loss due to disuse or malnutrition. • ...

Weight Training 2025-09-19

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A group of consecutive reps performed without a rest break
A scale of how difficult a set or rep is
The total amount of work done in a workout or over a period
The "lifting" part of a repetition, where the muscle shortens under tension
-Exercise An exercise that works multiple muscle groups and joints at the same time
A single, complete execution of an exercise
A person who assists a lifter by providing support and safety
The proper way to perform an exercise to maximize its effectiveness and prevent injury

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Performing two different exercises back-to-back with little to no rest in between
-Overload The principle of gradually increasing the stress on your muscles over time to force them to adapt and get stronger
-Exercise An exercise that targets a single muscle group and uses only one joint
The maximum amount of weight you can lift for a single, full repetition of an exercise
The "lowering" part of a repetition, where the muscle lengthens under control
-Set Where you perform a set until you reach failure, then immediately reduce the weight and continue performing reps until you reach failure again

14 Clues: A scale of how difficult a set or rep is • A single, complete execution of an exercise • A group of consecutive reps performed without a rest break • The total amount of work done in a workout or over a period • A person who assists a lifter by providing support and safety • The "lifting" part of a repetition, where the muscle shortens under tension • ...

Sport 2023-10-20

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A strength-building exercise in which a person raises and lowers their body using their arms
Moving swiftly on foot, faster than walking
Exercises aimed at increasing flexibility and range of motion
Riding a bicycle for exercise or leisure
arts Various sports or skills, mainly of Japanese origin, that are practiced for self-defense or competition

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rope A cardiovascular exercise that involves jumping over a rope that is swung over the head and under the feet
Walking in nature, often on hiking trails or in the mountains
Jacks A calisthenics exercise that involves jumping and arm movements
A strength-building exercise that involves bending the knees and lowering the body
Moving the body rhythmically to music
Scaling a natural or artificial rock surface
Moving through water using the arms and legs
A physical, mental, and spiritual practice that includes breath control, simple meditation, and specific bodily postures
An exercise that involves lying flat and then sitting up

14 Clues: Moving the body rhythmically to music • Riding a bicycle for exercise or leisure • Moving swiftly on foot, faster than walking • Scaling a natural or artificial rock surface • Moving through water using the arms and legs • An exercise that involves lying flat and then sitting up • Walking in nature, often on hiking trails or in the mountains • ...

Physical Health Vocabulary 2022-08-31

Physical Health Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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an injury that happens suddenly
decreases as you become more fit
exercise that is fueled without using oxygen
the amount of force that muscles apply when they are used
the use of weight to make muscles stronger or bigger
a contest between two or more people or teams

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the ability to bend and twist joints easily
a condition that happens when you exercise too much
any physical activity that maintains or improves fitness
a way to recover from exercise by reducing the amount of activity you do
exercise that uses oxygen to get energy
the amount of time your heart takes to return to its RHR after exercising
the ability to treat all players, officials and fans fairly during competition
the ability to do everyday activities without becoming short of breath, sore or tired.
is an injury that develops over a long period of time
the ability to do activities for more than a few minutes

16 Clues: an injury that happens suddenly • decreases as you become more fit • exercise that uses oxygen to get energy • the ability to bend and twist joints easily • exercise that is fueled without using oxygen • a contest between two or more people or teams • a condition that happens when you exercise too much • the use of weight to make muscles stronger or bigger • ...

Unit 3 AOS 2: Energy systems 2022-10-02

Unit 3 AOS 2: Energy systems crossword puzzle

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A chemical fuel source
refers to the moment then the body can just prevent the accumulation of hydrogen ions in the working muscles
Energy system that produces lactic acid
When cells need energy, it breaks the bond between the second and third phosphate. This forms ADP and __________
When an athlete delays carbohydrates becoming the predominant fuel source during endurance events
A training method to develop the ATP-PC system
At the end of exercise when the demand for ATP decreases and oxygen consumption is still high
Butter, margarine, cheese, fatty meats
When oxygen supply meets oxygen demand
Lean meat, fish, eggs. Stored as muscle at various body sights

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At the start of exercises when oxygen supply fails to meet the body's demand
Which system has an increase in Venous returns as an acute response to exercise
Which system has an increase in blood flow to working muscles as an acute response to exercise
Dominant energy system used for events 0-10 seconds
Which system has an increase in ventilation as an acute response to exercise
Stored as glycogen at the muscle and liver
immediate physiological responses to exercise
All three energy systems work together to provide energy
Dominant energy system used at rest and submaximal intensity

19 Clues: A chemical fuel source • Butter, margarine, cheese, fatty meats • When oxygen supply meets oxygen demand • Energy system that produces lactic acid • Stored as glycogen at the muscle and liver • immediate physiological responses to exercise • A training method to develop the ATP-PC system • Dominant energy system used for events 0-10 seconds • ...

PE 1 2025-11-24

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rope^A simple aerobic activity that involves continuous jumping over a rope
of a proper cool-down activity
injury that results from a bone being displaced from its joint
activity that strengthens bones but not mainly aerobic
muscle-strengthening activity
condition requiring immediate cooling and emergency help
muscle injury caused by overstretching
acronym that stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
system^The body system primarily strengthened by aerobic exercise
principle guiding Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type of exercise
often aerobic exercise should be done per week
structure affected in a sprain
that best develops cardiovascular endurance
cultural or recreational activity that strengthens bones and muscles
dance^Cardio activity performed with music

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weight-bearing activity that strengthens bones through jumping movements
phase of aerobic exercise that gradually increases heart rate and prepares muscles
first aid for foot skin irritation caused by dance shoes
injury that involves a break in the bone
bands^Strength training tool using elastic bands
FITT principle element that refers to how long an activity is performed
injury in track and field caused by twisting a ligament
long a warm-up usually lasts in minutes
method^Best first aid for a suspected knee injury
overload^The principle of training that requires gradually increasing resistance
mostly aerobic sport if played continuously
first aid for muscle cramps during activity
principle in exercise that stresses correct posture, form, and alignment
phase of exercise that slowly reduces intensity and prevents dizziness
aid principle that checks Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation

30 Clues: muscle-strengthening activity • of a proper cool-down activity • structure affected in a sprain • muscle injury caused by overstretching • long a warm-up usually lasts in minutes • injury that involves a break in the bone • dance^Cardio activity performed with music • mostly aerobic sport if played continuously • first aid for muscle cramps during activity • ...

Coffee Club Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-25

Coffee Club Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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a beverage from roasted ground or crushed beans
mat long narrow foam used for lying down on when exercising
exercises performed lying down that stretch and strengthen muscles
people who take classes
exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent
groups of people who are together for exercise instruction
bottle container for liquids carried when exercising
a small area with seating where drinks and snacks are sold
enjoyment or amusement

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dumbells
outings taken for pleasure
provide encouragement and strength to someone
strength: exercises to maintain muscle mass
a staged story with singing and often dancing
people known well to each other and regarded with liking and affection
something done for the sake of improving health
dance and aerobic exercise routines performed to mainly Latin American music
gym facility in Box Hill and Nunawading

18 Clues: dumbells • enjoyment or amusement • people who take classes • outings taken for pleasure • gym facility in Box Hill and Nunawading • strength: exercises to maintain muscle mass • provide encouragement and strength to someone • a staged story with singing and often dancing • a beverage from roasted ground or crushed beans • something done for the sake of improving health • ...

Topic 4 Sports physiology 2025-05-06

Topic 4 Sports physiology crossword puzzle

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Calculates cardiac output from oxygen consumption and arterial-venous O2 difference
Rate of heart rate decline post-exercise, indicating fitness
Measures lung function, especially FEV1 and FVC
Peak expiratory flow rate for assessing airway function
Units of metabolic equivalents used to express exercise intensity
Portable metabolic analyzer for field VO2 and ventilation testing
Monitors oxygen saturation in the blood non-invasively
Reflex mechanism regulating blood pressure via heart rate

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Graphical representation of heart rate variability over time
Assesses orthostatic tolerance and autonomic regulation
Abnormal breathing pattern indicating cardiorespiratory stress
Evaluates integrated cardiopulmonary responses to exercise
Tests baroreflex and autonomic function using forced exhalation
Assesses autonomic balance via heart rate variability
Measures work output under controlled exercise conditions
Respiratory sinus arrhythmia reflecting vagal tone
Rates perceived exertion during physical activity
Maximal oxygen uptake indicating aerobic fitness level

18 Clues: Measures lung function, especially FEV1 and FVC • Rates perceived exertion during physical activity • Respiratory sinus arrhythmia reflecting vagal tone • Assesses autonomic balance via heart rate variability • Maximal oxygen uptake indicating aerobic fitness level • Monitors oxygen saturation in the blood non-invasively • ...

Advantages to regular exercise! 2025-09-24

Advantages to regular exercise! crossword puzzle

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Getting regular exercise can help you control your___?
Physical exercise can develop ___ blood cells?
Getting regular exercise can reduces ____ disease?
Regular exercise can guarantee you ___?

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Doing exercise on a regular can lengthen your_____?
Getting regular exercise can lead to sharper____?
What muscle surrounds your heart?
Enkaphalin,Endorphin can increase the feeling of your_______?
You lose more ___ when exercising than when you rest?
Regular exercise Can help you have better_________?

10 Clues: What muscle surrounds your heart? • Regular exercise can guarantee you ___? • Physical exercise can develop ___ blood cells? • Getting regular exercise can lead to sharper____? • Getting regular exercise can reduces ____ disease? • Doing exercise on a regular can lengthen your_____? • Regular exercise Can help you have better_________? • ...

6.1 Crossword 2023-02-06

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Muscles contract and produce movement of the limbs or body
Exercise that gradually overloads the muscles of the body to produce fitness; ACRONYM
A rule stating that one must do more physical activity than normal to build fitness; PRINCIPLE OF ______
A rule stating that overload must be gradual to be beneficial; PRINCIPLE OF _______
The muscle lengthens while being activated
A figure of speech using "like" or "as" to compare two things
Groups of repetitions
Body tissue that lengthens and shortens to cause movement of the bones
The ability of muscles to lift weight or exert force
What our skeleton is made of; 206 of them

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Activity designed to build 1 or more of the parts of health-related fitness
Resistance exercise where there is no movement
A type of isotonic exercise used to build power
Each instance of performance of an exercise
The ability to combine strength and speed while moving
The muscle shortens to cause movement
The ability of your body to exerted for a long period of time
Defined by the FDA as a product taken by mouth that contains a "dietary ingredient" intended to be added to the diet

18 Clues: Groups of repetitions • The muscle shortens to cause movement • What our skeleton is made of; 206 of them • The muscle lengthens while being activated • Each instance of performance of an exercise • Resistance exercise where there is no movement • A type of isotonic exercise used to build power • The ability of muscles to lift weight or exert force • ...

living longer 2020-05-06

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exercise that involves a lot of posing and stretching
exercise on a stationary bike
a treatment that you can do to relieve aches and pains
the practice of relaxing your mind to reduce stress
a noun which means the exercise you do
get fatter or get more muscle
a person who doesn't eat anything that comes from an animal
pick up heavy items to build muscle
running slowly

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get thinner or lose muscle
a type of exercise where you move a lot
food that is bad for you
try something new or start a new habit
a machine that you can run on
word to describe food that has no chemicals
place you go to relax

16 Clues: running slowly • place you go to relax • food that is bad for you • get thinner or lose muscle • exercise on a stationary bike • a machine that you can run on • get fatter or get more muscle • pick up heavy items to build muscle • try something new or start a new habit • a noun which means the exercise you do • a type of exercise where you move a lot • ...

Free Time 2025-05-27

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shop
swim
work in the garden
play the guitar
cook
go to the movies
volunteer
dance

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read magazines
play basketball
fish
watch TV
exercise
listen to music
play cards
travel

16 Clues: shop • fish • swim • cook • dance • travel • watch TV • exercise • volunteer • play cards • read magazines • play basketball • play the guitar • listen to music • go to the movies • work in the garden

GCSE PE- effects of exercise 2022-01-10

GCSE PE- effects of exercise crossword puzzle

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another term for EPOC
waste product from exercise
activity taken after exercise to aid recovery- this may include walking and stretching
lower resting heart rate due to long term exercise
the increase in the size of muscles/heart due to long term exercise
the process of replacing water that is lost during exercise

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rubbing and kneading of muscles to reduce pain caused by too much physical activity
the feeling of sickness during/after exercise
term for exercise that uses oxygen
term for exercise in the absence of enough oxygen

10 Clues: another term for EPOC • waste product from exercise • term for exercise that uses oxygen • the feeling of sickness during/after exercise • term for exercise in the absence of enough oxygen • lower resting heart rate due to long term exercise • the process of replacing water that is lost during exercise • ...

Exercise and Training 2013-03-03

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Process by which oxygen enters the body
Exercise has physical, mental and which other type of benefit?
Caused by lactic acid in the muscles
Example of aerobic activity
This occurs when muscles contract

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The process by which cells get energy from glucose
......-> Energy + Lactic acid
This is produced when no oxygen cannot be used for exercise
Extra oxygen required to get rid of lactic acid
Provides the muscles with energy
Exercise forms a vital part of a...
Carbon dioxide is removed from the body via these
Best exampe of anaerobic respiration
A small amount of this is stored in the liver and used during exercise
Glucose +........ -> Energy + Carbon Dioxide + Water
Muscles produce this when they work

16 Clues: Example of aerobic activity • ......-> Energy + Lactic acid • Provides the muscles with energy • This occurs when muscles contract • Exercise forms a vital part of a... • Muscles produce this when they work • Caused by lactic acid in the muscles • Best exampe of anaerobic respiration • Process by which oxygen enters the body • Extra oxygen required to get rid of lactic acid • ...

Keeping fit 2017-03-06

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to exercise to stay in shape
to exercise or train.
to get in good physical condition
consisting of the proper quantitis of foods to maintain health.
to enjoy or bring relief from the effects of tension, anxiety, etc.
to gain weight.
the activity of straightening the arms and legs and tightening the muscles.

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a health club.
food that is high in calories but low in nutritional content.
a person who works with an individual client to plan or carry out an exercise or fitness program.
to exercise by lifting heavy objects.
to have a long walk or march for pleasure or to exercise.
to run at a slow, steady pace.
the habits, attitudes, tastes, moral standards, economic level, etc. that together constitute the mode of living of an individual or a group.
to get rid of weight.

15 Clues: a health club. • to gain weight. • to exercise or train. • to get rid of weight. • to exercise to stay in shape • to run at a slow, steady pace. • to get in good physical condition • to exercise by lifting heavy objects. • to have a long walk or march for pleasure or to exercise. • food that is high in calories but low in nutritional content. • ...

Fitness Crossword 2021-12-08

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is the ability to move joints fully and easily
is the length of time it takes for your body to move when you tell it to
is the ability to move quickly
is the ability to use two or more body parts effectively at the same time
measured in beats per minute
is the ability to change positions and move your body quickly
physical exercise that uses resistance (often weights) to increase strength or muscular endurance

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A group of repetitions
is the ability to keep upright while standing or moving
one completion of an exercise (ex: one pushup)
is the ability to use strength quickly
allows you to exercise your whole body for long periods
is the amount of force your muscles can exert at one time
a type of interval training that alternates short bursts of intense exercise
exercise that limits the stress on joints (like swimming or speed walking)

15 Clues: A group of repetitions • measured in beats per minute • is the ability to move quickly • is the ability to use strength quickly • is the ability to move joints fully and easily • one completion of an exercise (ex: one pushup) • is the ability to keep upright while standing or moving • allows you to exercise your whole body for long periods • ...

physical health 2016-09-01

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not fit
a nutrient
full of protein
a game where you use a puck
involves water
a game with swords
is exercise good
personal trainer

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involves a bike and jumps
an activity involving physical work
the activity of running at a steady, gentle pace as a form of physical exercise
many people don't do it
to join in with other people in a game
physical power; strength.
very small portion of people in the world
where you workout

16 Clues: not fit • a nutrient • involves water • full of protein • is exercise good • personal trainer • where you workout • a game with swords • many people don't do it • involves a bike and jumps • physical power; strength. • a game where you use a puck • an activity involving physical work • to join in with other people in a game • very small portion of people in the world • ...

DS fitness 2024-04-01

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Bicep curls are a ____ body exercise
What do you call it when you exercise the heart
The pacer test helps test our cardio-____ endurance
A test to test your cardio respiratory endurance
A test to test flexibility (sit and ___)
Respiratory is working on the
The curl up test helps test our muscular ___
A muscular strength exercise that uses the arms to push up and lower down

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A quad stretch falls in the category ___
Squats are a ___ body exercise
You can check your pulse on your neck and ___
A type of fitness that lightly works the body for a long period of time
A type of fitness that heavily works the body for a short period of time
A muscular endurance exercise that requires you to lay down and sit up repeatedly
Push-ups fall in the category of muscular ___

15 Clues: Respiratory is working on the • Squats are a ___ body exercise • Bicep curls are a ____ body exercise • A quad stretch falls in the category ___ • A test to test flexibility (sit and ___) • The curl up test helps test our muscular ___ • You can check your pulse on your neck and ___ • Push-ups fall in the category of muscular ___ • ...

Sports 2023-11-14

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Dash A versatile workout involving dynamic movements like lunges, twists, and jumps, keeping the energy high throughout.
Adventure An aquatic exercise experience that takes participants on a water-based adventure, promoting fitness with a splash.
Stretch A gentle and calming exercise routine focusing on stretching and flexibility under the imaginary starlit sky.
Jive A wild and playful workout inspired by jungle animals, combining movement and imagination for an entertaining exercise.
Challenge An adventurous and obstacle-filled workout inspired by ninja training, promoting strength, balance, and flexibility.
Fusion An eclectic mix of exercises that blend various fitness styles, ensuring a well-rounded and enjoyable workout.
Grind A dance-inspired workout that combines rhythmic moves with fitness, creating a fun and lively exercise experience.
Sprint A high-energy workout that unleashes the inner superhero, featuring sprinting, jumping, and powerful movements.
Fiesta A variety of sports activities and games combined into one exciting workout, making fitness fun for everyone.

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Get-Up An imaginative exercise routine set in space, incorporating cosmic movements to make fitness out of this world.
Abs An abdominal-focused workout that makes core training exciting, with each move resembling an adventurous challenge.
Bliss A mindful exercise routine emphasizing balance and coordination, creating a serene and focused fitness experience.
Dash A fast-paced workout inspired by dinosaurs, combining quick movements and agility training for a prehistoric adventure.
Play A dynamic exercise session that focuses on building strength and agility through engaging and empowering movements.
Jam A lively and energetic exercise routine that involves jumping, dancing, and having a blast while staying active.

15 Clues: Jam A lively and energetic exercise routine that involves jumping, dancing, and having a blast while staying active. • Fiesta A variety of sports activities and games combined into one exciting workout, making fitness fun for everyone. • Stretch A gentle and calming exercise routine focusing on stretching and flexibility under the imaginary starlit sky. • ...

Unit 3 AOS 2: Energy systems 2022-10-02

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A chemical fuel source
refers to the moment then the body can just prevent the accumulation of hydrogen ions in the working muscles
Energy system that produces lactic acid
When cells need energy, it breaks the bond between the second and third phosphate. This forms ADP and __________
When an athlete delays carbohydrates becoming the predominant fuel source during endurance events
A training method to develop the ATP-PC system
At the end of exercise when the demand for ATP decreases and oxygen consumption is still high
Butter, margarine, cheese, fatty meats
When oxygen supply meets oxygen demand
Lean meat, fish, eggs. Stored as muscle at various body sights

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At the start of exercises when oxygen supply fails to meet the body's demand
Which system has an increase in Venous returns as an acute response to exercise
Which system has an increase in blood flow to working muscles as an acute response to exercise
Dominant energy system used for events 0-10 seconds
Which system has an increase in ventilation as an acute response to exercise
Stored as glycogen at the muscle and liver
immediate physiological responses to exercise
All three energy systems work together to provide energy
Dominant energy system used at rest and submaximal intensity

Family Fit Lifestyle Month - Teen Exercise 2022-01-07

Family Fit Lifestyle Month - Teen Exercise crossword puzzle

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It is wise for individuals with health problems to speak with their ______ before starting an exercise regime.
Doing this after your workout helps to improve flexibility.
Building your muscles through strength training, helps your body burn more ________.
Regular exercise can reduce your risk of developing ____ _____ ________. (3 Words)
The ability of your muscles and joints to stretch and bend easily.
Exercise benefits every part of the body, including the ____.
You don't have to lift _______ to strengthen your bones and muscles.

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A balanced exercise routine consists of _______ exercises and strength and flexibility training.
Jumping, running, and _____ _______ are weight-bearing exercises that can keep your bones strong. (2 Words)
A weakening of the bones.
Exercise can help with mild __________ and low self-esteem.
It is NEVER ___ ____ to start exercising!(2 words)
Experts recommend that teens get at least _____ minutes of physical activity each day.
Regular aerobic exercise helps strengthen your _____ and lungs which in turn can improve how they distribute oxygen to different parts of your body.

14 Clues: A weakening of the bones. • It is NEVER ___ ____ to start exercising!(2 words) • Exercise can help with mild __________ and low self-esteem. • Doing this after your workout helps to improve flexibility. • Exercise benefits every part of the body, including the ____. • The ability of your muscles and joints to stretch and bend easily. • ...

4-3 Principles of Exercise 2025-03-04

4-3 Principles of Exercise crossword puzzle

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What is an important principle of exercise?
True or False: Exercise makes you Hungary.
What increases your metabolism so that calories are burned?
A healthy diet & a constant exercise program will help you put on the _______ you need.
A strict diet, as well as anabolic steroids have been used to help athletes have an edge over what?
When it comes down to muscle and fat, which weighs more?
It is important to work different muscles in your body to build what kind of strength?

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Activity where your muscles demand more oxygen then normal.
The word aerobic means what?
______ exercise is short bursts of energy, without the use of oxygen, such as sprints.
What are synthetic forms of testosterone?
Regular exercise increases what kind of muscle mass?
True or false: If you weight train, you will build bulky muscles.
Generally speaking, men develop more _________ muscle, because of the greater amount of testosterone.
Three 20 min walks is the 3rd way to burn how many calories? (write answer in word form, not number)

15 Clues: The word aerobic means what? • What are synthetic forms of testosterone? • True or False: Exercise makes you Hungary. • What is an important principle of exercise? • Regular exercise increases what kind of muscle mass? • When it comes down to muscle and fat, which weighs more? • Activity where your muscles demand more oxygen then normal. • ...

FITNESS - Minitest 2015-08-12

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SWIMMING
BASKETBALL
SKATEBOARDING
HORSE-RIDING
CYCLING
VOLLEYBALL

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CLIBING
GYMNASTICS
SURFING
BEACH-VOLLEBALL
SKIING
DANCING
TREKKING
EXERCISE

14 Clues: SKIING • CLIBING • SURFING • DANCING • CYCLING • SWIMMING • TREKKING • EXERCISE • GYMNASTICS • BASKETBALL • VOLLEYBALL • HORSE-RIDING • SKATEBOARDING • BEACH-VOLLEBALL

MKS BDAY 2013-04-27

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something we drink
Major purchase we made while you were 31
still your drink of choice
tv show you love 3
abbrev for someone you work for
The friend you drop your pants for
exercise you taught me
things you make that provide energy
show we sometimes watch together
tv show you love 1
our greatest success last year (abbrev)
the kind of bug you are
tv show you love 2
something we might buy someday
things we like to use
they're green and expensive
Nonsense word you like to say
this year's new friends 1
something we might start someday
things we have too many of this year
New person in the family

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best event of the coming year
Things Gabby has
crossfit exercise 3
this year's new friends 2
crossfit exercise 4
one of your all time favorite tv characters
your favorite morning drink
Our new last name
crossfit exercise 1
A word we call kitty sometimes
crossfit exercise 2
show you love 4
where we will probably end up living
something we might have someday
bridesmaidzilla
great purchase we recently made
this year's new friends 3
this person plays a similar role in our lives to jesus
a growing thing we recently got

40 Clues: show you love 4 • bridesmaidzilla • Things Gabby has • Our new last name • something we drink • tv show you love 3 • tv show you love 1 • tv show you love 2 • crossfit exercise 3 • crossfit exercise 4 • crossfit exercise 1 • crossfit exercise 2 • things we like to use • exercise you taught me • the kind of bug you are • New person in the family • this year's new friends 2 • ...

THE LACTIC ACID MONITOR 2025-03-19

THE LACTIC ACID MONITOR crossword puzzle

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A state of extreme tiredness due to physical effort.
To engage in physical exercise or fitness activities.
To practice and improve physical fitness or skills.
The process of maintaining the body's water levels.
Muscle pain or stiffness after intense physical activity.

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A person who is trained in sports or physical activities.
The level of effort and energy used during exercise.
To permit or make something possible.
The process of allowing the body to heal and regain energy after exercise.
Excessive exercise without enough recovery time, leading to negative effects.
To give or supply something that is needed.
Physical harm or damage to the body, often caused by exercise or accidents.
The air that is taken in and released from the lungs.
A device that tracks and records specific data.

14 Clues: To permit or make something possible. • To give or supply something that is needed. • A device that tracks and records specific data. • To practice and improve physical fitness or skills. • The process of maintaining the body's water levels. • A state of extreme tiredness due to physical effort. • The level of effort and energy used during exercise. • ...

FITNESS - Minitest 2015-08-12

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BASKETBALL
SKATEBOARDING
SWIMMING
SKIING
CYCLING
DANCING
VOLLEYBALL

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GYMNASTICS
TREKKING
HORSE-RIDING
BEACH-VOLLEBALL
SURFING
CLIBING
EXERCISE

14 Clues: SKIING • SURFING • CLIBING • CYCLING • DANCING • TREKKING • SWIMMING • EXERCISE • GYMNASTICS • BASKETBALL • VOLLEYBALL • HORSE-RIDING • SKATEBOARDING • BEACH-VOLLEBALL

Fitness 2023-01-31

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how fast
before an exercise
reflexes
changing direction
fact's about your body

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being able to move
common core exercise
stay up right
being precise
running
how hard
common exercise for chest

12 Clues: running • how fast • reflexes • how hard • stay up right • being precise • being able to move • before an exercise • changing direction • common core exercise • fact's about your body • common exercise for chest

Unit 3 AOS 2: Energy systems 2022-09-16

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A chemical fuel source
refers to the moment then the body can just prevent the accumulation of hydrogen ions in the working muscles
Energy system that produces lactic acid
When cells need energy, it breaks the bond between the second and third phosphate. This forms ADP and __________
When an athlete delays carbohydrates becoming the predominant fuel source during endurance events
A training method to develop the ATP-PC system
At the end of exercise when the demand for ATP decreases and oxygen consumption is still high
Butter, margarine, cheese, fatty meats
When oxygen supply meets oxygen demand
Lean meat, fish, eggs. Stored as muscle at various body sights

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At the start of exercises when oxygen supply fails to meet the body's demand
Which system has an increase in Venous returns as an acute response to exercise
Which system has an increase in blood flow to working muscles as an acute response to exercise
Dominant energy system used for events 0-10 seconds
Which system has an increase in ventilation as an acute response to exercise
Stored as glycogen at the muscle and liver
immediate physiological responses to exercise
All three energy systems work together to provide energy
Dominant energy system used at rest and submaximal intensity

Get all right 2021-08-28

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gym equipment
health-related component
exercise equipment

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exercise equipment that you can run on it
full name of gym
fitness component
an uppper body exercise
a movement using arm
basic movement in exercise
a lower body exercise

10 Clues: gym equipment • full name of gym • fitness component • exercise equipment • a movement using arm • a lower body exercise • an uppper body exercise • health-related component • basic movement in exercise • exercise equipment that you can run on it

F.I.T.T. Crossword Questions 2025-09-10

F.I.T.T. Crossword Questions crossword puzzle

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– Opposite of aerobic; short, intense exercise
– Ability to keep going; another word for stamina
– A general term for being in good physical condition
– Builds muscles like push-ups and squats
– The length of time spent doing exercise
– Intensity level between light and vigorous
– Regular schedule or habit of doing exercise
– I in F.I.T.T.
– The kind of activity you perform (e.g., yoga, basketball, Zumba)
– The ability of the body to bend and stretch easily

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– The body’s ability to sustain long activity without tiring quickly
– Very strong or energetic level of exercise
– A very fast short run
– Recommended daily minutes of physical activity for teens (number)
– Exercises that improve heart and lungs (running, swimming, biking)
– How hard you perform an activity
– F in F.I.T.T.
– T in F.I.T.T. that means “duration”
– T in F.I.T.T. that means “kind of exercise”
– Low level of effort, such as slow walking

20 Clues: – F in F.I.T.T. • – I in F.I.T.T. • – A very fast short run • – How hard you perform an activity • – T in F.I.T.T. that means “duration” • – Builds muscles like push-ups and squats • – The length of time spent doing exercise • – Low level of effort, such as slow walking • – Very strong or energetic level of exercise • – Intensity level between light and vigorous • ...

Plantar 2022-05-11

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medicine treat and prevent sport exercise medicine
Fasciitis condition
for support
name of the injection
morning treatment of foot
mornings onset of the pain
means plantar

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treat disorder of the foot
lead to the pain
restore muscles strength and function through exercise
long-distance
painreliever
forpain

13 Clues: forpain • for support • painreliever • long-distance • means plantar • lead to the pain • Fasciitis condition • name of the injection • morning treatment of foot • treat disorder of the foot • mornings onset of the pain • medicine treat and prevent sport exercise medicine • restore muscles strength and function through exercise

Warm-Up Exercises Vocabulary Review 2025-01-13

Warm-Up Exercises Vocabulary Review crossword puzzle

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Moving your body to make your muscles less tight.
How long you can keep doing something without getting tired.
An exercise where you push your body up and down using your arms.
Moving your legs like you are riding a bike while lying down.
Holding your body in a straight line using your arms and toes.
Kicking your legs up and down quickly while lying on your back.
stretch Stretches where you stay still to loosen your muscles.
stretch Stretches with movement to warm up your muscles.
How quickly and easily you can move.
How strong your muscles are to lift or push things.

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Taking a break between exercises to recover.
Being strong and healthy from exercise.
Staying steady without falling over.
Stepping forward with one leg and bending both knees.
A warm-up where you jump while moving your arms and legs out and in.
The number of times you do an exercise in a row.
An exercise where you sit up from lying on your back.
Gentle movements to relax your body after exercising.
How much you can move your body without feeling tight.
How well different parts of your body work together.
Exercise that makes your heart beat faster, like running.
Bending your knees like you are sitting in an invisible chair.

22 Clues: Staying steady without falling over. • How quickly and easily you can move. • Being strong and healthy from exercise. • Taking a break between exercises to recover. • The number of times you do an exercise in a row. • Moving your body to make your muscles less tight. • How strong your muscles are to lift or push things. • ...

Fitness Components 2021-01-13

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does stretching increase or decrease risk of injury?
the highest heart rate
a great exercise to build strength in your upper body, specifically your chest (pectoralis) muscles
requires oxygen to complete exercise/activity
a lower body exercise that strengthens your Gluteus maximus!
does not request oxygen
a type of flexibility exercise that involves stretching, breathing and meditation
the stretching that involves you standing or sitting still

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this fitness component involves the heart and lunges
this is a form of cardiorespiratory endurance that we do in most sports or while playing tag
a great exercise to increase our core strength
the heart rate taken at rest (hint, hint)
the type of warm-up we do most classes
the number of heartbeats in 1-minute

14 Clues: the highest heart rate • does not request oxygen • the number of heartbeats in 1-minute • the type of warm-up we do most classes • the heart rate taken at rest (hint, hint) • requires oxygen to complete exercise/activity • a great exercise to increase our core strength • this fitness component involves the heart and lunges • ...

Sports nutrition 2026-03-06

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Chemical substances like sodium and potassium that maintain fluid balance
The body’s ability to perform physical activity for long periods
The body’s main source of quick energy during exercise
A mineral important for oxygen transport in blood.
Loss of body fluids during intense exercise.
A drink containing electrolytes and carbohydrates used by athletes.

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A condition caused by lack of sufficient nutrients in athletes.
Natural body fuel stored in adipose tissue.
Vitamins that help in energy metabolism during exercise.
The recovery process after exercise that restores energy stores
A meal eaten before exercise to supply energy.
The process of taking in fluids to maintain body water balances
The storage form of glucose in muscles and liver.
Nutrient responsible for muscle repair and growth.

14 Clues: Natural body fuel stored in adipose tissue. • Loss of body fluids during intense exercise. • A meal eaten before exercise to supply energy. • The storage form of glucose in muscles and liver. • A mineral important for oxygen transport in blood. • Nutrient responsible for muscle repair and growth. • The body’s main source of quick energy during exercise • ...

CVD 2016-06-13

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ST segment ____ is means for absolute termination of exercise testing
Inflammation of a wall of a vein with associated thrombosis
Defined as a BMI >30 is a risk factor for CVD
Disease of the heart muscles
A GXT becomes invalid if a patient begins ____ blocker medication after the GXT was performed
Greater than 1 mm ST segment ____ is an abnormal ECG response to exercise
Uncontrolled sinus ____ (>120 BMP) is a contraindication for cardiac rehabilitation
____ exercise portions of a cardiac patients exercise prescription should include rhythmic activities that incorporate large muscle groups
Ischemic/anginal _____ is an important consideration when creating an exercise prescription for a cardiac patient

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_____ angina is an indication for cardiac rehabilitation
____ angina is not predictable or reproducible in patients
Fasting glucose >100 is a risk factor for CVD
Chest pain caused by lack of oxygen-rich blood to the heart
Disease that involves the heart and/or blood vessels
Inflammation of the pericardium
Vast majority of cardiac patients do not participate in _____ rehabilitation
Uncontrolled ______ is a contraindication for cardiac rehabilitation
Development of muscular strength and _____ is important in CVD patients to perform ADL
In cardiac rehab _____ should be +20 BPM in patients with a MI
Inadequate blood supply that prevents adequate oxygen supply to an organ or part of the body

20 Clues: Disease of the heart muscles • Inflammation of the pericardium • Fasting glucose >100 is a risk factor for CVD • Defined as a BMI >30 is a risk factor for CVD • Disease that involves the heart and/or blood vessels • _____ angina is an indication for cardiac rehabilitation • ____ angina is not predictable or reproducible in patients • ...

Wellness Week Crossword! 2024-03-05

Wellness Week Crossword! crossword puzzle

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Seated firmly, a net and a ball, you'll give your all
Planned form of physical activity.
Overall state of physical and mental health
Round and round the path repeats, sixteen times you'll tread this ground for
Condition of overall well-being
high energy fitness class aimed at improving stamina and requires rhythmic movement
Crucial for mobility, allows your joints to move in a wide range of motion
New to River Landing, he loves chocolate and runs to make up for his consumption
Seated elliptical used often for warm-ups

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This racket-sport has taken over the gym as the most popular game.
Teaching a variety of classes, she never fails to bring the energy and a few jokes with her
Often performed on a mat, includes stretching,balance and inner peace
Measure of muscle power and resilience
Skeletal structure important for support and protection
New to her current role, she joking plays this miniature wooden chordophone
Low-impact exercise performed in water
Pre-exercise routine of elongating the muscles
key to stability in fitness, often practiced on one foot
How long one can sustain physical activity without fatigue
Form of exercise that puts one foot in front of the other.
Refers to intensity in exercise, also described as a person in circuits class

21 Clues: Condition of overall well-being • Planned form of physical activity. • Measure of muscle power and resilience • Low-impact exercise performed in water • Seated elliptical used often for warm-ups • Overall state of physical and mental health • Pre-exercise routine of elongating the muscles • Seated firmly, a net and a ball, you'll give your all • ...

Muscular Fitness: Annika White 2026-04-01

Muscular Fitness: Annika White crossword puzzle

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The heaviest weight a person can lift for a single repetition.
A group of repetitions performed together before resting.
Equipment like dumbbells and barbells that are not attached to machines.
Performing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest in between.
Muscle action where the muscle lengthens while lowering weight.
One complete movement of an exercise, such as one push-up or curl.
Strength of the abdominal and lower back muscles that stabilize the body.
The amount of time taken to recover between sets or exercises.
The maximum force a muscle can produce in one effort, like lifting a heavy weight once.
Muscle action where the muscle shortens while lifting weight.

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The increase in muscle size as a result of consistent resistance training.
The ability of muscles to perform repeated contractions without getting tired.
Exercise where muscles change length while lifting or lowering resistance.
Exercises that use your own body as resistance, like push-ups or squats.
Gradually increasing weight, reps, or intensity to build muscle over time.
Exercise that uses weights, bands, or bodyweight to improve strength.
Exercise where muscles contract without movement, such as holding a plank.
Strength equipment that guides movement and controls range of motion.
A workout moving through multiple exercises with minimal rest between each.
The loss of muscle mass due to inactivity or lack of exercise.

20 Clues: A group of repetitions performed together before resting. • Muscle action where the muscle shortens while lifting weight. • The heaviest weight a person can lift for a single repetition. • The amount of time taken to recover between sets or exercises. • The loss of muscle mass due to inactivity or lack of exercise. • ...

Muscular Fitness: 2026-04-01

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The maximum amount of weight you can lift for one repetition
A group of consecutive repetitions performed without rest
Weights like dumbbells or barbells that are not attached to machines
Performing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest between them
Muscle lengthens while under tension like lowering a weight slowly
A single complete movement of an exercise like one push-up or curl
The strength of muscles in the abdomen lower back and pelvis
The period of time you rest between sets or exercises
The maximum amount of force a muscle can produce in a single effort
Muscle shortens while contracting like lifting a weight upward

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The increase in muscle size due to strength training
The ability of a muscle to perform repeated contractions over time without tiring
A type of exercise where muscles change length as they contract like lifting weights
Exercises that use your own body as resistance such as push-ups or squats
Gradually increasing resistance or intensity to improve muscle strength
Any exercise that uses resistance to build muscle strength and endurance
An exercise where the muscle contracts but does not change length like holding a plank
Exercise equipment that guides movement and provides controlled resistance
A workout where you move quickly between different exercises with minimal rest
The decrease in muscle size due to lack of use or inactivity

20 Clues: The increase in muscle size due to strength training • The period of time you rest between sets or exercises • A group of consecutive repetitions performed without rest • The maximum amount of weight you can lift for one repetition • The strength of muscles in the abdomen lower back and pelvis • The decrease in muscle size due to lack of use or inactivity • ...

Vocabulary Exercise 17 2013-06-12

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comic, clever, amusing
retreat, pull out, remove
marvel, miracle
careful, cautious, alert
goods, merchandise
healthy, nutritious, beneficial
crafty, cunning, shrewd
roam, travel, range
extensive, prevalent, sweeping
desire, crave, want
the track of a ship in water
a slight smell
enthusiastic, eager
trouble, distress, sorrow
strange, eerie, unusual

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evil, corrupt, immoral
production output crop
dry, shrivel, wilt
rich, wealthy, affluent
salary,pay,earnings
shrink, decrease, decline
area, vicinity, region
astute, prudent, intelligent
alarm, alert
tired, exhausted, fatigued
to put lines or recases in something
to surrender (rights. privileges)
reserve, retain, hold back
deform, bend, twist
alert, caution, advise
peak, tip apex, summit
injury

32 Clues: injury • alarm, alert • a slight smell • marvel, miracle • dry, shrivel, wilt • goods, merchandise • salary,pay,earnings • roam, travel, range • deform, bend, twist • desire, crave, want • enthusiastic, eager • comic, clever, amusing • evil, corrupt, immoral • production output crop • area, vicinity, region • alert, caution, advise • peak, tip apex, summit • rich, wealthy, affluent • ...

A 'Good' Exercise 2014-02-19

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2 syllables – small and elegant (food)
2 syllables – (mood)
3 syllables – out of this world (food)
4 syllables – advantageous (weather)
3 syllables – well-mannered (person)
2 syllables – captivating (person)
5 syllables – mature and cultured (experience)
4 syllables – stands out from the rest (person)
2 syllables – respectable (person)
4 syllables – glorious (weather)
4 syllables – easily annoyed (mood)
2 syllables – one-of-a-kind (experience)

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3 syllables – extraordinary (weather)
3 syllables – friendly (person)
4 syllables – disgusting (food)
4 syllables – amenable, okay with anything (mood)
4 syllables – deserving of praise (person)
5 syllables – acceptable, sufficient (food)
5 syllables – unsatisfactory (food)
2 syllables – friendly (mood)
3 syllables – grumpy (mood)
3 syllables – easily broken, or subtle-tasting (food)
3 syllables – widely condemned (weather)
3 syllables – remarkable (experience)
3 syllables – at the forefront (person)
2 syllables – foul (mood)

26 Clues: 2 syllables – (mood) • 2 syllables – foul (mood) • 3 syllables – grumpy (mood) • 2 syllables – friendly (mood) • 3 syllables – friendly (person) • 4 syllables – disgusting (food) • 4 syllables – glorious (weather) • 2 syllables – captivating (person) • 2 syllables – respectable (person) • 5 syllables – unsatisfactory (food) • 4 syllables – easily annoyed (mood) • ...

Vocabulary Gap Exercise 2014-11-15

Vocabulary Gap Exercise crossword puzzle

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-roddel
-beklijvend
-business
- lamzak
-reality
-comedy
- middel
-horro
- abo
-riool
-soap
- enquete
-chat show
- hoogte

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-website
- dagelijkse
-online
-docu
-boog
-sport
-zelfst

21 Clues: -docu • -boog • - abo • -soap • -horro • -sport • -riool • -roddel • -online • -comedy • -zelfst • -website • - lamzak • -reality • - middel • - hoogte • -business • - enquete • -chat show • -beklijvend • - dagelijkse

diet and exercise 2015-09-10

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you do it to keep fit
an energy food
fats with a double bond
meat under skin and above bone
used to treat bacteria
a single boned fat
made in liver needed for cell membrane
smaller then bacteria contains genes

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disease you get by lack of vitamins
bigger then a virus treated with antibiotics
poor nutrition
used for insulation
needed for healthy teeth and bones
rate at which your body goes through chemical reactions
your eating patterns
causes liver to enlarge
needed for eyes body and nails
found in meats
poor diet of high energy foods
you get energy by eating food

20 Clues: an energy food • poor nutrition • found in meats • a single boned fat • used for insulation • your eating patterns • you do it to keep fit • used to treat bacteria • fats with a double bond • causes liver to enlarge • you get energy by eating food • meat under skin and above bone • needed for eyes body and nails • poor diet of high energy foods • needed for healthy teeth and bones • ...

Vocabulary Exercise II 2020-12-10

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He was really ____ that she called him an idiot.
the leader of a city
looking at the similarities and differences of two or more thing
no point in
You had over 20 ___ in your webinar.
decides cases in court
We need to dip deeper in order to understand the _____ causes of the conflict.
wetenschappelijk
Growth ____
big bird native to Australia
the opposite of deep
to voice displeasure or annoyance about something
Another word for topic
___group
Wow! You have a ____ for languages.

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a word for brothers and sisters
animal that carries its shell on its back
moedige
result or effect
stay away from
Each person's ____ should be heard in the discussion.
not equal or just
you use this to charge your computer
to go from 1 to 3 you must ____ 2
to increase quickly; get out of hand
___ of feelings is important--saying out loud that these feelings exist
The atmosphere was ___--they had been experiencing conflict within the team for awhile.
when you take money out of the monopoly bank

28 Clues: moedige • ___group • no point in • Growth ____ • stay away from • result or effect • wetenschappelijk • not equal or just • the leader of a city • the opposite of deep • decides cases in court • Another word for topic • big bird native to Australia • a word for brothers and sisters • to go from 1 to 3 you must ____ 2 • Wow! You have a ____ for languages. • You had over 20 ___ in your webinar. • ...

Health Exercise Puzzle 2021-02-26

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stretching or tearing of ligaments, the fibrous tissue that connects bones and joints
frequency, intensity, time
chemical processes within an organism to maintain life
train in more than 1 element
taking place with normal contraction
a potentially dangerous drop in your body's temperature
a principal that says that you have to increase your workout slowly to see improvement
body overheating
exercising with oxygen
of or having equal dimensions
lifestyle involving little to no activity

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number of calories needed to keep body functioning
characterized by producing a constant speed
process of growing with a change in your physical health
the quality of bending easily without breaking
body mass index
painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle
something that exercise can increase to put you in a better mood and helps relieve stress and pain
stretching or tearing of a muscle or tissue connecting a muscle to a bone
amount of lean muscle to body fat
Exercising without oxygen
injury to the body tissues caused by exposure to extreme cold
energy needed to raise the temp of 1 gram of water through 1 degree celsius
high intensity interval training

24 Clues: body mass index • body overheating • exercising with oxygen • Exercising without oxygen • frequency, intensity, time • train in more than 1 element • of or having equal dimensions • high intensity interval training • amount of lean muscle to body fat • taking place with normal contraction • lifestyle involving little to no activity • characterized by producing a constant speed • ...

Communication Exercise 2 2017-04-24

Communication Exercise 2 crossword puzzle

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Canada
Peace
London
House
Education
Disney
Clean
Baseball
Interview
Queen
July
Exam
Year

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Famous
Address
Factory
Smile
Australia
Circle
Husband
Parents
Smell
Winner
Idea

24 Clues: July • Idea • Exam • Year • Peace • House • Smile • Clean • Smell • Queen • Famous • Canada • London • Disney • Circle • Winner • Address • Factory • Husband • Parents • Baseball • Education • Australia • Interview

Communication exercise 8 2018-10-24

Communication exercise 8 crossword puzzle

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Sound
Sand
Sidewalk
Painting
Piano
Manchester
Emergency
Medal
Snowboard
Clever

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Duckling
Swamp
Japan
Pineapple
Headlights
Hairdryer
Finnland
Halloween
Ostrich
Triangle
Library

21 Clues: Sand • Sound • Swamp • Japan • Piano • Medal • Clever • Ostrich • Library • Duckling • Sidewalk • Painting • Finnland • Triangle • Pineapple • Hairdryer • Halloween • Emergency • Snowboard • Headlights • Manchester

Communication Exercise 10 2019-05-14

Communication Exercise 10 crossword puzzle

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Media
Border
Ireland
Argument
Politician
Broadsheet
Tabloid
Referendum
Voters
Fake

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Leave
Bias
Poverty
Trump
Globalization
Empire
English
Brexit
Remain
Vote

20 Clues: Bias • Vote • Fake • Leave • Media • Trump • Border • Empire • Brexit • Remain • Voters • Poverty • Ireland • English • Tabloid • Argument • Politician • Broadsheet • Referendum • Globalization

Diabetes and Exercise 2016-11-17

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percentage of people projected to have diabetes or prediabetes by 2020
way of delivering synthesized insulin into the body
nervous system damage due to diabetes
damage to the eyes as a result of diabetes
too much glucose in the circulating blood
type of diabetes that affects pregnant women
organ that contains the insulin-secreting cells
water deprivation
another name for type 2 diabetes
hormone that regulates the uptake of glucose into the tissue
raised levels of ketone bodies in the blood
cells that produce insulin

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blood glucose level at which exercise is contraindicated with ketosis
too little glucose in the circulating blood
excessive hunger
this is impaired in hot in cold environments in patients with diabetes
test that gives information on long-term glycemic control
risk factor associated with glucose levels between 100-126
increased thirst
frequent need to urinate

20 Clues: excessive hunger • increased thirst • water deprivation • frequent need to urinate • cells that produce insulin • another name for type 2 diabetes • nervous system damage due to diabetes • too much glucose in the circulating blood • damage to the eyes as a result of diabetes • too little glucose in the circulating blood • raised levels of ketone bodies in the blood • ...

Crossword exercise 5 2016-05-03

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Schwester
Neffe
Mutter
Verwandten
Ehemann
Onkel
Cousin
Tochter
Großvater
Großmutter

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Tante
Enkel
Ehefrau
Geschwister
Eltern
Enkelin
Nichte
Bruder
Vater
Sohn

20 Clues: Sohn • Tante • Enkel • Neffe • Onkel • Vater • Eltern • Mutter • Nichte • Bruder • Cousin • Ehefrau • Enkelin • Ehemann • Tochter • Schwester • Großvater • Verwandten • Großmutter • Geschwister

BOC 1.1 Exercise 2020-09-24

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Product sent to a Downstream Gas Plant
Supplies products during peak demand
Example of a Downstream Gas Plant product
Pumped back into wells to recover more oil
A plant producing sales gas,NGL and sulfur
Facilities separating gas/water from oil
Example of a refinery petroleum product
These define product quality requirements
Joint venture between Aramco and Dow Chem.
Supplies products to local customers
A center that removes sour gas from crude

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Crude oil sent from oil wells to a GOSP
A facility producing petroleum products
Who manages hydrocarbon production/stock
Crude oil from a well contains ___________
Tankers are loaded here for export
Gas separated from oil
_______ vessels are used in GOSP processes
Downstream Gas Plant in the western region
A facility that supplies fuel for aircraft

20 Clues: Gas separated from oil • Tankers are loaded here for export • Supplies products during peak demand • Supplies products to local customers • Product sent to a Downstream Gas Plant • Crude oil sent from oil wells to a GOSP • A facility producing petroleum products • Example of a refinery petroleum product • Who manages hydrocarbon production/stock • ...

Communication Exercise 10 2019-01-16

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Brown
Bottle
India
iPhone
Skateboard
Witch
Necktie
Lung
Orchestra
Remote

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Lock
Coast
Braces
Hoodie
Idiot
Thermostat
Piercing
Parachute
Prison
Chimney

20 Clues: Lock • Lung • Coast • Brown • Idiot • India • Witch • Braces • Hoodie • Bottle • iPhone • Prison • Remote • Necktie • Chimney • Piercing • Parachute • Orchestra • Thermostat • Skateboard

Science Crossword Exercise 2023-09-06

Science Crossword Exercise crossword puzzle

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Perubahan wujud udara dingin menjadi titik air di dedaunan
Bagian tumbuhan yang berfungsi menyerap air dan nutrisi dari tanah
Proses pembuatan makanan yang dilakukan oleh tumbuhan
Bagian tumbuhan yang berwarna indah dan menarik perhatian serangga
Contoh tanaman yang memiliki tulang daun sejajar
Bagian tumbuhan yang berfungsi sebagai tempat cadangan makanan dan biji
Perubahan wujud air ketika diletakkan pada lemari es
Jenis benda yang bentuknya berubah-ubah sesuai wadahnya
Jenis benda yang memiliki bentuk dan volume berubah-ubah
Perubahan wujud coklat yang diletakkan dibawah sinar matahari
Jenis benda yang memiliki bentuk dan volume tetap

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Jenis tulang daun tanaman singkong dan pepaya
Contoh benda gas yang ada di sekitar kita
Perubahan wujud air laut menjadi uap air di udara
Nama lain dari zat hijau daun
Alat perkembangbiakan jantan pada tumbuhan
Alat pernapasan pada tumbuhan
Perubahan wujud kapur barus menjadi aroma wangi
Jenis batang yang bersifat keras dan kuat
Makanan yang wujudnya cair, kemudian menjadi padat jika didiamkan

20 Clues: Nama lain dari zat hijau daun • Alat pernapasan pada tumbuhan • Contoh benda gas yang ada di sekitar kita • Jenis batang yang bersifat keras dan kuat • Alat perkembangbiakan jantan pada tumbuhan • Jenis tulang daun tanaman singkong dan pepaya • Perubahan wujud kapur barus menjadi aroma wangi • Contoh tanaman yang memiliki tulang daun sejajar • ...

Altitude and Exercise 2023-12-14

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Irregular nighttime breathing associated with high altitudes
decreases in this type of memory are observed at altitude
hyperventilation at altitude results in a disruption of this balance
Decreased PO2 at altitude results in this "H" of altitude stress
All altitude-related illnesses are exacerbated by the _____ __ _______.
Increases in EPO, 2,3 DPG, RBCs, and Hb at altitude are these types of acclimatizations
This method of acclimatization has hikers ascend 2,000 ft per week until summit
The depletion of the alkaline reserve is made up for by a decrease in the production of these

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In response to build up of bases in the body due to hyperventilation at altitude, these excrete excess bases, depleting the alkaline reserve.
Although this condition is not one of the 4 H's of altitude stress, it is a respiratory condition associated with the cold at altitude, starting with H.
This is the most common altitude-related disorder (abbr.)
altitude categorization of being at or above 20,000 ft
this response to altitude relates to the release of norepinephrine to regulate HR, BP, SV, and substrate use.
True or false: BMR increases at altitude as a result of nonshivering thermogenesis.
Muscle atrophy and weight loss at altitude may be attributed to decreased...
This altitude-related illness is caused by vasodilation and increase CsHP in the vasculature of the brain (abbr.)
a chief reason for hypohydration at altitude is due to increased...
Hemorrhage of the macula experience by climbers over 21,000 ft (abbr.)
The 4 H's of altitude stress include: hypoxia, hypothermia, hypoglycemia, and...
This altitude-related illness occurs after months or years at altitude and is associated with polycythemia (abbr.)

20 Clues: altitude categorization of being at or above 20,000 ft • This is the most common altitude-related disorder (abbr.) • decreases in this type of memory are observed at altitude • Irregular nighttime breathing associated with high altitudes • Decreased PO2 at altitude results in this "H" of altitude stress • ...

Communication Exercise - 13 2022-08-12

Communication Exercise - 13 crossword puzzle

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Traffic
Pluto
Manchester
Frost
Doorbell
Baseball
Rodeo
Captain
Skeleton

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Drill
Field
Lego
Rocket
Shore
Toast
Matchbox
Owl
Wedding
Dictator
Texas

20 Clues: Owl • Lego • Drill • Field • Shore • Pluto • Toast • Frost • Rodeo • Texas • Rocket • Traffic • Wedding • Captain • Matchbox • Doorbell • Baseball • Dictator • Skeleton • Manchester

Week 7 Exercise 2026-02-25

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After a patient has their myelomeningocele repaired, they should stay in this position post-operatively.
This GI symptom, often caused by contaminated drinking water or food, can cause deadly dehydration.
Along with a bulging fontanel, infants with high ICP often display this symptom.
Hospitalized children with this condition should be given as much routine as possible.
Also referred to as Trisomy 21, infants with this condition are often hypotonic.
This test, which tests the extension of the knee when the hip is flexed, can indicate meningitis.
This condition often requires infants to use specialized nipples and bottles, but breastfeeding should still be encouraged if possible.
This is a common nursing order for patients recovering from dehydration or those receiving Furosemide to treat heart failure.
This appearance of the patient's eyes can be a sign of increased intracranial pressure when there is no visible sclera above the pupil.
For patients with Tetralogy of Fallot, this condition, marked by a bluish appearance, can be somewhat relieved by placing the child in a knee-to-chest position.
This main blood vessel is pumping into the lungs while the pulmonary artery is pumping blood out to the body for patients with Transposition of the Great Vessels.
Hyperplasia of the gums is one side effect caused by this anti-epileptic medication.
If a seizing patient has no IV available, Diastat is a form of benzodiazepine that can be administered by which route?
A corrective brace can help treat this orthopedic spinal condition, but it sometimes requires surgery.
This medication helps patients shed fluid when they're in heart failure, but should be coupled with close monitoring of electrolytes.
Pain control is important in cleft lip and palate repairs because this common action from a baby can cause damage to the surgical site.
This surgically implanted device drains cerebrospinal fluid from the ventricles in the brain down into the peritoneal cavity to relive pressure in hydrocephalus patients.

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This heart valve becomes stenotic as part of the pathophysiology of Tetralogy of Fallot
This should be limited and adjusted for congenital heart patients in heart failure because their hearts have trouble meeting their body's metabolic demand.
This symptom can result from prolonged dehydration and can be the first sign of hypovolemic shock.
A deficiency in this vitamin can cause neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
Measuring head circumference can help monitor the worsening of this condition.
This medication is used to treat spasticity in patients with cerebral palsy.
This emergent condition in sickle cell patients can be characterized by a fever, chest pain, a cough and shortness of breath
Patients being ruled out for meningitis should be on this kind of precaution, which requires a mask to be worn in the room.
Clinical manifestations of this can include a dimple, a small tuft of hair, a hemangioma or a lipoma of the lower lumbar or sacral area.
Children with autism are prone to this, which means their activity should be monitored closely when hospitalized.
Toxicity from too much of this medication should be monitored for in patients in heart failure.
This condition can be detected by lower pulse ox or blood pressure readings on the lower extremities vs. the upper.
This can result from a clump of sickled cells occluding a blood vessel and is characterized by facial droop and slurred speech.
This electrolyte should be monitored closely in dehydrated patients, especially those with poor urine output.
This procedure to collect a CSF sample can help rule out meningitis.
This additional vital sign is important to treat in patients who are experiencing a sickle cell crisis.
This musculoskeletal condition, which mostly affects limbs, is common in cerebral palsy patients, but can be lessened with physical therapy.
This preventative safety measure is good for patients with a cleft lip or palate repair, but not for a patient being monitored for seizure activity.
For patients with Tetralogy of Fallot, bloodflow through the VSD goes this direction because of the resistance caused by the patient's Pulmonary Stenosis, causing lower pulse ox readings.
This condition, occurring in either the ventricles or the atria, results in oxygenated blood from the left side of the heart mixing with venous blood from the right side of the heart.
Padded siderails, oxygen/suction at bedside and the bed locked and in the lowest position are precautions for this.

38 Clues: This procedure to collect a CSF sample can help rule out meningitis. • This medication is used to treat spasticity in patients with cerebral palsy. • Measuring head circumference can help monitor the worsening of this condition. • A deficiency in this vitamin can cause neural tube defects such as spina bifida. • ...

Muscles and Exercise 2025-09-15

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Prime movers
Muscles generate force but length is unchanged
exerting force while lengthening
in the presence of oxygen
long term increase in muscle size
Principle of gradual cycling of specificity, intensity, and volume
fibers better suited to perform anaerobically
capacity to sustain repeated muscle actions
fibers with a high level of aerobic endurance
principle stressing the physiological systems critical for performance
Maximal force a muscle can generate
When muscle fibers split leading to hypertrophy
pain occurring 24-48 hours after an exercise bout
decrease in muscle size

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muscles that assist prime movers
Short term hypertrophy, the pump
muscles that oppose prime movers
Heart muscle
increase in muscle size
without oxygen
muscles we can control
A muscles primary action, shortening
principle addressing specific needs and abilities of a person
Product of strength and speed
Immediate soreness that disappears in a few minutes or hours
Principle stating the muscles must be loaded more than normal
principle stating "use it or lose it"
principle explaining intense training followed by light training
involuntary muscle

29 Clues: Prime movers • Heart muscle • without oxygen • involuntary muscle • muscles we can control • increase in muscle size • decrease in muscle size • in the presence of oxygen • Product of strength and speed • muscles that assist prime movers • Short term hypertrophy, the pump • muscles that oppose prime movers • exerting force while lengthening • long term increase in muscle size • ...

17 2024-08-13

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Hear music
Outdoor meal
Enjoy book
Deep inhale
Ride activity
Short sleep
Make food
Rhythmic movement
Light run
Vocal music
Water activity
Express joy
Future activity

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Take break
Soak rays
Jogging exercise
Trail walk
Handmade item
Create text
Quick draw
Hydrate self
Leisure activity
Relax casually
Exercise place
Buy items

25 Clues: Soak rays • Make food • Light run • Buy items • Take break • Hear music • Trail walk • Enjoy book • Quick draw • Create text • Deep inhale • Short sleep • Vocal music • Express joy • Outdoor meal • Hydrate self • Handmade item • Ride activity • Relax casually • Exercise place • Water activity • Future activity • Jogging exercise • Leisure activity • Rhythmic movement

Short term responses 2024-10-11

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Europe vs USA
evens
happens to a muscle after intense exercise
blood pumped per beat
air per breath
table tennis?
Simone ___ (US Gymnast)
Hail Mary thrower?
Irish 10?
The theatre of dreams

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GAA HQ
LeBron
GOAT?
seen after an injury
big leap
bpm
Q
produced during high intensity exercise
lubricates a joint
Drive to .......

20 Clues: Q • bpm • evens • GOAT? • GAA HQ • LeBron • big leap • Irish 10? • Europe vs USA • table tennis? • air per breath • Drive to ....... • Hail Mary thrower? • lubricates a joint • seen after an injury • blood pumped per beat • The theatre of dreams • Simone ___ (US Gymnast) • produced during high intensity exercise • happens to a muscle after intense exercise

PILATES 2015-03-05

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having a physical and mechanical power or force
to take air into the lungs, inhale and exhale.
a small triangular bone forming the lower extremity of the spinal column in humans.
the newest generation of Pilates using modern science to adapt the original teachings to today's knowledge.
the lower part of the abdomen located between the hip bones.
a fibrous tissue connecting a muscle to bone.
to make less tense or to bring relief from the effects of tensions, anxiety, etc.
to reduce.
lying on your back, face up.
capable of being bent without breaking.
a circular band of metal
the 32 to 34 bones that make up the spine.
to exercise in preparation for more intense exercise later. It's important to avoid sport injuries.

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to give incentive to.
to exercise in order to improve your strength.
the most basic and essential of the Pilates method.
the original generation of Pilates using original teachings and techniques.
a sophisticated system of springs, straps and pulleys with a platform on which you can sit, kneel or lie.
abdominals, the muscles in the front of the stomach.
to put into action or practice.
to exercise to lose the weight or extra calories you gained by eating food.
to bend or tighten (a muscle) by contraction.
lying on your front
severely accurate and precise.

24 Clues: to reduce. • lying on your front • to give incentive to. • a circular band of metal • lying on your back, face up. • severely accurate and precise. • to put into action or practice. • capable of being bent without breaking. • the 32 to 34 bones that make up the spine. • a fibrous tissue connecting a muscle to bone. • to bend or tighten (a muscle) by contraction. • ...

Fitness Crossword 2023-01-31

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Rate of motion
Harder exercise
Pump
Keep stable
Ability to move something
Exercise longer
Ratio of you
What exercise you do

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After activity
during hard workout
Over time if proper
Range of motion

12 Clues: Pump • Keep stable • Ratio of you • After activity • Rate of motion • Harder exercise • Range of motion • Exercise longer • during hard workout • Over time if proper • What exercise you do • Ability to move something

Exercise January 2021 2021-01-19

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machine used to run inside
something to protect your head
the time Alexander likes to exercise
hottest part of the day
do something by yourself
machine used to ride a bike inside
skip a day
Karen likes to do this for exercise

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the time Leonid likes to exercise
boating in a fast running river
Anne likes to do this for exercise
Alexander likes to play this
Aihua likes to do this when it is not too hot

13 Clues: skip a day • hottest part of the day • do something by yourself • machine used to run inside • Alexander likes to play this • something to protect your head • boating in a fast running river • the time Leonid likes to exercise • Anne likes to do this for exercise • machine used to ride a bike inside • Karen likes to do this for exercise • the time Alexander likes to exercise • ...

Continuous Training 2022-10-20

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improved system(lungs)
exercise using oxygen
continuous exercise beginning with c
continuous exercise beginning with s
level of intensity
amount of time exercise lasts
what does it improve

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improved system(heart)
improved transport of…
continuous exercise beginning with j

10 Clues: level of intensity • what does it improve • exercise using oxygen • improved system(heart) • improved system(lungs) • improved transport of… • amount of time exercise lasts • continuous exercise beginning with j • continuous exercise beginning with c • continuous exercise beginning with s

Exercise Principles 2024-11-26

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type of exercise designed to maintain HR and RPE for en extended period
Developed to provide a specific heart rate range
Delayed onset muscle soreness
How hard to exercise
Training in which an individual exercises muscles against an external force
The modality of acitivity or exercsie

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How often to exercise
production of ATP in the abscence of oxygen
Helps reduce mucle stiffness and promotes flexibility
How long to exercise for
Can include light cardio to prepare the muscles, tendons, and joints for exercise
Production of ATP with oxygen

12 Clues: How hard to exercise • How often to exercise • How long to exercise for • Delayed onset muscle soreness • Production of ATP with oxygen • The modality of acitivity or exercsie • production of ATP in the abscence of oxygen • Developed to provide a specific heart rate range • Helps reduce mucle stiffness and promotes flexibility • ...

Muscular Fitness: Sofia restrepo 2026-04-01

Muscular Fitness: Sofia restrepo crossword puzzle

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max – The heaviest weight you can lift one time.
– Moving through different exercises quickly with little rest.
– When muscles get smaller from not being used.
-exercise were muscles move and change length
-a group of repetitions done in a row
– Gradually increasing weight or reps to get stronger.
– When a muscle lengthens while lowering weight.

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-exercises that use your own body as resistance
-how long your muscles can keep working
training – Exercise that uses weights or resistance to build strength
– Exercise equipment that guides your movement while lifting
– The process of muscles getting bigger from training.
– When a muscle shortens while lifting weight
– The break time between sets or exercises.
-one complete movement of an exercise
– Doing two exercises back-to-back with little or no rest.
– Strength of muscles in your stomach and lower back.
-the ability of a muscle to life a heavy weight one time
weights – Weights you control yourself, like dumbbells or barbells.

19 Clues: -one complete movement of an exercise • -a group of repetitions done in a row • -how long your muscles can keep working • – The break time between sets or exercises. • – When a muscle shortens while lifting weight • -exercise were muscles move and change length • -exercises that use your own body as resistance • – When muscles get smaller from not being used. • ...

Chapter 17 2014-04-14

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One Example for Physiological Effect from exercise
One example from Psychological Effect from exercise
Regular exercise has been shown to be related to an increase of
One example for Physiological Effect from exercise
Is a personality style that enables a person to withstand or cope with stressful situations.
What decreases when you exercise?
Although exercise is good for you, what does it does not replace?

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People who are____ should not use exercise therapy for treatment?
is a well documented source of human suffering. About 1 in 4 North Americans suffer from depression
a sense of mental alertness and awareness, a feeling of liberation; a lift in the legs; suppressed pain or discomfort; and the sense of ease, perfect rhythm, and exhilaration.
What activity is in expensive, time efficient, and offers cardiovascular efficiency?
a state of emotional or affective arousal of varying, impermanent duration
can Reduce anxiety and depression

13 Clues: can Reduce anxiety and depression • What decreases when you exercise? • One Example for Physiological Effect from exercise • One example for Physiological Effect from exercise • One example from Psychological Effect from exercise • Regular exercise has been shown to be related to an increase of • People who are____ should not use exercise therapy for treatment? • ...

3B - Vocabulario 2024-02-26

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I should walk. [2]
Should; ought to
We don't lift weights. [3]
In order to maintain one's health [4]
I don't agree. [4]
Something
Lunch
Dinner
You exercise. [2]
I think so. [3]

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Never
All
I prefer.
I exercise. [2]
Always
Because
many
I agree. [3]
You prefer.
Breakfast
To think

21 Clues: All • many • Never • Lunch • Always • Dinner • Because • To think • I prefer. • Breakfast • Something • You prefer. • I agree. [3] • I exercise. [2] • I think so. [3] • Should; ought to • You exercise. [2] • I should walk. [2] • I don't agree. [4] • We don't lift weights. [3] • In order to maintain one's health [4]

9HEALTH (TOPIC 1) 2022-03-16

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responsibility
bystander
music
routine
teenagers
consent
melatonin
physical
upstander
emotional
aggressive
assertive
coping
perspectives
social media
spiritual
Instagram

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depressant
Snapchat
party
resilience
gender
stigma
conflict
exercise
stimulant
stress
passive
stereotypes
sleep
social
alcohol
support
mental
Tiktik
respect
aspiration

37 Clues: party • music • sleep • gender • stigma • stress • social • coping • mental • Tiktik • routine • consent • passive • alcohol • support • respect • Snapchat • conflict • exercise • physical • bystander • teenagers • stimulant • melatonin • upstander • emotional • assertive • spiritual • Instagram • depressant • resilience • aggressive • aspiration • stereotypes • perspectives • social media • responsibility

3.1.1.3 Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise 2024-01-10

3.1.1.3 Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise crossword puzzle

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Exercise in the presence of oxygen
Kneading to relieve pain from DOMS
Occurs after exercise to avoid DOMS
Builds up after anaerobic exercise
Exercise without the presence of oxygen
Using oxygen to restore the anaerobic system

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Stored form of glucose
Varying nutritional demands to recover from exercise
Involves deep breathing to restore the body to pre-exercise state
Derived from carbohydrates

10 Clues: Stored form of glucose • Derived from carbohydrates • Kneading to relieve pain from DOMS • Builds up after anaerobic exercise • Exercise in the presence of oxygen • Occurs after exercise to avoid DOMS • Exercise without the presence of oxygen • Using oxygen to restore the anaerobic system • Varying nutritional demands to recover from exercise • ...

Altitude and Exercise 2016-05-08

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This altitude stress is a condition of abnormally low blood glucose, less than 70 mg/dl
Caused by ice crystal formation within the tissue,occurs in exposed skin and Can lead to tissue death.
This sickness is caused by high partial pressures of nitrogen,occurs at about 30 meters or 100 feet.
This is also called decompression sickness,and is caused by a nitrogen bubble formation in the tissue due to too rapid of an ascent.
This heat illness results from acute plasma volume loss and inability of the circulation to compensate for the concurrent vasodilation in the skin and the active working muscles. The person cannot participate in activity for the rest of the day.
Breakdown of muscle fibers that causes the release of myoglobin into the bloodstream, and that myoglobin can cause kidney damage.
Main mechanism for increasing heat during negative heat balance,involuntary muscle contraction that can increase body's heat production 5 times.
This altitude stress is a condition in which the body is at a decrease in water content from altitude
Loss or gain in the form of electromagnetic waves,at rest, in a comfortable environment,this accounts for 60% of total heat loss.
This process is the conduction of heat to air or water.

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This is one of the body's primary immediate response to large elevation change characterized by breathing deeply and fast
The reason why track and field records are broken at high altitude is because of the low wind ____ and thin air
About 25% of heat is lost this way in a comfortable environment, and sweat is only effective through this process
This altitude stress is a condition of irregular nighttime breathing, like holding your breath and finally breathing (2words,no space)
Transfer of heat from a body to an object,about 3% of total heat loss at room temperature occurs this way
Occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body's temperature rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool down.
This is a pressurized chamber to mimic different levels of atmospheric pressure. ______ chamber
This altitude stress is characterized by a loss of heat faster than body can produce heat
At greater than 20% of this, the skin cracks and bleeds
This altitude stress is characterized by a lack of oxygen at the tissue level of the body

20 Clues: At greater than 20% of this, the skin cracks and bleeds • This process is the conduction of heat to air or water. • This altitude stress is a condition of abnormally low blood glucose, less than 70 mg/dl • This altitude stress is characterized by a loss of heat faster than body can produce heat • ...

Altitude and Exercise 2016-05-08

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At greater than 20% of this, the skin cracks and bleeds
About 25% of heat is lost this way in a comfortable environment, and sweat is only effective through this process
This sickness is caused by high partial pressures of nitrogen,occurs at about 30 meters or 100 feet.
This heat illness results from acute plasma volume loss and inability of the circulation to compensate for the concurrent vasodilation in the skin and the active working muscles. The person cannot participate in activity for the rest of the day.
This altitude stress is a condition of irregular nighttime breathing, like holding your breath and finally breathing (2words,no space)
This altitude stress is a condition of abnormally low blood glucose, less than 70 mg/dl
Breakdown of muscle fibers that causes the release of myoglobin into the bloodstream, and that myoglobin can cause kidney damage.
Caused by ice crystal formation within the tissue,occurs in exposed skin and Can lead to tissue death.
This altitude stress is characterized by a lack of oxygen at the tissue level of the body
Main mechanism for increasing heat during negative heat balance,involuntary muscle contraction that can increase body's heat production 5 times.

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This process is the conduction of heat to air or water.
This altitude stress is a condition in which the body is at a decrease in water content from altitude
Loss or gain in the form of electromagnetic waves,at rest, in a comfortable environment,this accounts for 60% of total heat loss.
Occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body's temperature rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool down.
This is one of the body's primary immediate response to large elevation change characterized by breathing deeply and fast
The reason why track and field records are broken at high altitude is because of the low wind ____ and thin air
This altitude stress is characterized by a loss of heat faster than body can produce heat
This is also called decompression sickness,and is caused by a nitrogen bubble formation in the tissue due to too rapid of an ascent.
This is a pressurized chamber to mimic different levels of atmospheric pressure. ______ chamber
Transfer of heat from a body to an object,about 3% of total heat loss at room temperature occurs this way

20 Clues: This process is the conduction of heat to air or water. • At greater than 20% of this, the skin cracks and bleeds • This altitude stress is a condition of abnormally low blood glucose, less than 70 mg/dl • This altitude stress is characterized by a loss of heat faster than body can produce heat • ...

Crossword exercise 6 2016-05-03

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gesagt
gesehen
gefühlt
gesprochen
verkauft
gekauft
geschickt
gegangen
geschrieben
getrunken
gegeben

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gemacht
getan
geschlafen
gelesen
vergessen
gesungen
gehört
gegessen
gebrochen

20 Clues: getan • gesagt • gehört • gemacht • gesehen • gelesen • gefühlt • gekauft • gegeben • verkauft • gesungen • gegessen • gegangen • vergessen • geschickt • gebrochen • getrunken • geschlafen • gesprochen • geschrieben

Nutrition and Exercise 2017-11-11

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Type of exercise that has intense, short bursts of activity in which the muscles work so hard that they produce energy without using oxygen
The process by which your body takes in and uses food
Ratio of fat to lean tissue in your body is called body ____
The energy your body receives from food is measured in _____
Number of major food groups
Involving little physical activity
Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats provide this
____ carbohydrates are sugars
Type of exercise when all rhythmic activities use large muscle groups for an extended period of time
Exercise that uses muscle tension to improve strength with little or no movement of the body part
Exercise that combines movements of the joints with contractions of the muscles
The body uses ____ to build, repair, and fuel itself
Nutrition affects your ____ health
Body mass index is a measure of body ____ relative to height
It takes about 3,500 calories to equal 1 pound of body ___

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There are five ____ of health related fitness that affect you in different ways
The largest group in MyPyramid
Exercise that exerts resistance against a muscle as it moves through a range of motion at a steady rate of speed
Exercising at your highest peak
Interactive guide to healthful living
_____ carbohydrates are long chains of sugars linked together
Purposeful physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive, and that improves or maintains physical fitness
Having an excess of body fat
Tough complex carbohydrate that the body can't digest
Prepares the muscles for work
Food _____ may be used to keep a food safe for a longer period of time
Number of different types of nutrients
Low level activity that prepares the body to return to a resting state
You should set ___ when trying to lose weight
Minutes of physical activity you should get a day
Number of different types of carbohydrates

31 Clues: Number of major food groups • Having an excess of body fat • Prepares the muscles for work • ____ carbohydrates are sugars • The largest group in MyPyramid • Exercising at your highest peak • Involving little physical activity • Nutrition affects your ____ health • Interactive guide to healthful living • Number of different types of nutrients • ...

Economics Group Exercise 2017-03-28

Economics Group Exercise crossword puzzle

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Key word in partnership
Answers the question: how much to produce/provide
Subject to certain laws
Money generated from operating business
Provided
"Going concern"
________ has substitutes and complements
Voting and stating opinion in a business
Store brand/generic stock
Anything business owes
Anything business owns
Key word in proprietorship
Legal protection over intellectual property
Cannot be traced back to source
The level of economics the Economic Systems operate under
Determines present behavior
Non-cutable cost
Growth, efficiency, equity, security
Based on expectation
Price sensitive (responds and reacts to price)
Tell us that in order to function at all, the economy needs to meet the economic questions
Business-created shortage
Price insensitive (does not respond or react to price)
Used in place of core item
Parent co can retain percentage of profits and control

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Stays the same regardless of usage
Traced back to source
Avoids risk and plays safe
Ability to differentiate between customers
What to produce/provide, how to produce/provide, how much, who gets it
Income left over after bills are paid
Retain half or more of profits and control
Person-specific
Different prices to different customers for the same item
Used along with core item
Second advantage of a corporation
Cutable cost
Money left over after paying costs
Type of monopoly that forms from piling up patents and copyrights
Type of monopoly that forms from out-competing everyone else
Speed up a project
Retain 49% or less of profits and control
Produced
Legal protection over products
Varies with usage
Risk bond
The level of economics the Economic Environments operate under
Low mass production, high specialization

48 Clues: Provided • Produced • Risk bond • Cutable cost • Person-specific • "Going concern" • Non-cutable cost • Varies with usage • Speed up a project • Based on expectation • Traced back to source • Anything business owes • Anything business owns • Key word in partnership • Subject to certain laws • Store brand/generic stock • Used along with core item • Business-created shortage • Avoids risk and plays safe • ...

Communication Exercise India 2018-09-10

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Karma
Priest
England
Government
Untouchable
Mumbai
Colony
Corruption
Religious
Gandhi

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Truth
Orphan
Hinduism
Bollywood
Reincarnation
Weapon
Empire
Caste
Cow
Tradition

20 Clues: Cow • Truth • Karma • Caste • Orphan • Priest • Weapon • Empire • Mumbai • Colony • Gandhi • England • Hinduism • Bollywood • Tradition • Religious • Government • Corruption • Untouchable • Reincarnation

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