Exercise is good for the body with proper precautions so that sports injuries can be prevented. Which of the following statement is a cause of sport injuries?

Improper or poor training practice.

Being in a good health condition.

Proper warm-up or stretching practice.

Fitness events are organized activities designed to encourage physical activity and raise awareness about health concerns. Which of the following is an example of fitness event that addresses health concerns?

Watching a fitness documentary.

What should participants consider before joining a fitness event?

Prepare jeans and oversized shirts.

Eating large, heavy meal before the event.

15. Anjie observed that her community that there is a dengue outbreak. She wants to organize an event to raise awareness about the phenomena. Which of the following is the most effective method to promote the event and attract participants?

Distribute flyers in public places

Send personal invitations to a few friends

Announce the event only in a local newspaper

How can a fitness assessment help in managing stress?

By identifying physical improvements and encouraging continued exercise.

By showing that exercise are the most fun event to relieve stress.

By focusing only on physical and mental aspects of a person.

By monitoring the anxiety level.

An individual’s direct plays a crucial role in a person’s health and fitness. What is the important aspect to consider when self-assessing one’s diet?

Proper healthy choices following the food pyramid.

Personal preferences for exercise.

Mark has been feeling stagnant and often experiences fatigue throughout the day. His doctor advised him to engage in regular physical activities such as joining a sports team. Mark is unsure if this would make a difference in his health. How can participating in sports help Mark optimize his health?

It increases his cardiovascular endurance, giving more energy throughout the day.

It will likely make him more exhausted.

It will make him more expose to illness.

It has no significance on his overall health.

The FITT Principle stands for Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type which are essential in creating an exercise plan. Which of the following is an example of setting a goal based on the “Frequency” component of the principle?

Jogging for 30 minutes everyday.

Running at 70% maximum heart rate.

Stretching muscles to enhance flexibility.

Perform muscle training at moderate pace.

The “Type” component of the FITT Principle emphasizes the kind of exercise performed. Which of the following represent setting a goal based on the “Type” component of the FITT principle?

Perform 20 push-ups every morning.

Increasing the number of workouts to four times a week.

Lifting weights on your time preference.

How can engaging into MVPA help John to reduce his risk of Cardiovascular Disease?

MVPA helps increase cardiovascular health and reduce risk of cardiovascular problems.

MVPAs have little impact on Cardiovascular Health which focuses more on muscle strength.

MVPA only helps in building muscle mass.

MVPA is not related to cardiovascular health.

Why is it important to regularly engage in Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activities (MVPAs) for maintaining good health?

Regular MVPAs strengthen the heart, lungs and muscles reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

MVPAs help prevent mental fatigue but do not significantly impact physical health.

MVPAs are only beneficial for professional athletes or people who exercise daily for long periods.

Engaging in MVPA once a month is sufficient to maintain optimal health.

Cholet is a 16-year old high school student who is into fitness. She engages in moderate to vigorous physical activities like bicycling and weight lifting 3 times a week. After a month, she notices a sudden change in her body. How does engaging into MVPAs contribute to the improvement of Maria’s Cardiovascular and Muscular Strength?

Engaging into MVPAs have improved blood circulation, strengthened her heart and increase her muscle mass and endurance.

Engaging in MVPA just once a month would target the same results.

MVPAs only affect Maria’s mental well-being but have no impact on her heart or muscles.

The MVPAs have weakened Maria’s heart and muscles due to overexecution.

A college student has been feeling stressed and pressured to focus on his upcoming midterm exam. He went to the guidance office to seek for advice. The counselor recommended to engage into MVPA like jogging or playing sports every week. How can engaging in MVPA improves his mental well-being and academic performance?

MVPA help release endorphins, reduce stress, improves his mood and sharpen his focus and concentration which greatly affects his academic positively.

MVPA will make the student feel exhausted and add more stress to concentrate on his studies.

Engaging into MVPA will not affect his problem in his studies.

Engaging MVPA will only benefit his academic performance if he trained everyday.

What is the difference between dehydration and overexertion during physical activity?

Dehydration occurs when the body loses more water than it takes in, while overexertion happens when body is pushed beyond its physical limits, leading to exhaustion.

Dehydration occurs when the body has too much water, while over-exertions happens when a body performs too much.

Dehydration only affect those who are exposed to heat while overexertion occur when you push yourself too hard physically.

Dehydration means when the body intakes too much water while over-execution is not related to physical activity.

Carlo participates in a long-distance marathon during summer. Throughout the day, he begins to feel dizzy, tired and notice that he has been sweating heavily. His skin feels dry and struggles to reach the finish line. What condition is Carlo likely experiencing?

Carlo is experiencing dehydration where his body lost too much water through sweat.

Carlo is likely experiencing hypothermia because his body temperature is dropping too low.

Carlo is experiencing overexertion because he perform too much physically.

Carlo is at risk of hypothermia.

What are the potential effects of obesity on an individual's overall health and fitness level?

Obesity is associated with a higher risk of chronic diseases, decreased mobility and reduced physical performance.

Obesity can lead to increased stamina and improved physical fitness.

Obesity has no effect on mental health and physical fitness.

Obesity can change cardiovascular health and able you to work productively.

Lack of sleep is the major concern of teenager nowadays. How does lack of sleep affects person's physical fitness and health?

Sleep deprivations leads to fatigue, impaired cognitive function and increased risk of injuries.

It enhances energy and able you to be productive.

Lack of sleep only affects mental health but not to physical ability.

Insufficient sleep helps you loss weight.

How does cigarette smoking affects one's health?

Smoking can lead to reduced lung function, increased risk of chronic diseases and decreased stamina and endurance during physical activities.

Smoking improves lung capacity and enhances athletic performance.

Smoking has great impact on physical fitness but no effects in respiratory health.

Smoking can help with weight management, enhances your heart disease and helps you become physically fit.

In organizing a fitness event, there are various steps to make it successful. Which of the following steps is the first step in organizing a fitness event focus on a health issue or concern?

Define the goals and objectives of the event.

Plan the event together with the organizers.

Post information in the social media.

Which step should not taken after defining the objectives and goals of a fitness event?

Create a detailed budget for the event.

Select speakers or instructors to give insights in the activity.

Develop a promotional strategy to advertise the event.

What is the key step that should be done after the fitness event is completed?

Have a post-conference with the entire team regarding the event's success and assess participants' feedback.

Update social media with photos about the event.

Have a short briefing on what to do next.

You are organizing a charity run to raise awareness about Mental Health. The event is scheduled to take place in three months and you want to ensure everything is well-planned and run smoothly. What is the best step you should do during the planning of the event?

Finalize the schedule of the event as well as the venue and the target participants.

Recruit volunteers to help set-up and manage the event.

Advertise the event in the social media.

How do physical activity assessments contribute to understanding the relationship between exercise and stress management?

It helps evaluate how well physical activity is improving mental health and reducing stress.

It measures the frequency of exercise but do not consider the impact of stress.

It provides data on physical health, which is unrelated to stress levels.

It only assesses physical fitness, not mental well-being.

You assess your Health-Related Fitness status, and found out that you have a inconsistency in your diet and time constraints are your barriers in physical activity. What is the best action to improve your status?

Create a balanced meal plan and set short, realistic exercise goals that fit into your schedule.

Focus only on improving your diet and ignore physical activity for now.

Increase your workout intensity to make up for the poor diet.

Skip meals to save time for physical activity.

Which of the following best explains why adjusting the intensity and time components of the FITT principle is crucial for achieving health-related fitness (HRF) goals?

Increasing intensity and time progressively helps avoid injury and burnout, ensuring long-term fitness improvements.

Changing intensity helps to prevent boredom, while adjusting time ensures workouts are short and easy.

The intensity should remain constant while only the time should change based on energy levels.

Intensity should always be high, regardless of fitness level, to see rapid progress.

On a very hot day, you are working out vigorously outside. What step you should do to avoid overexertion and hypothermia?

Wear light, breathable clothing, drink lots of water, and seek shade if you start to feel too hot.

To sustain endurance, carry on with the exercise without the water.

Increase the intensity to complete the workout faster and reduce time in the heat.

Ignore early signs of overheating and finish the workout at maximum intensity.

How can monitoring your body's signs during physical activity help in preventing overexertion?

It helps you recognize early signs of fatigue, dehydration, or overheating, allowing you to adjust intensity or rest.

It allows you to push through discomfort to improve endurance.

Monitoring body signals is unnecessary since fitness improvements only occur when you ignore discomfort.

It solely focuses on avoiding injury but doesn’t help with dehydration or temperature regulation.

What is the primary benefit of participating in an organized health/fitness event that focuses on community wellness?

It raises awareness of health issues while encouraging collective participation to improve physical and mental well-being.

It only promotes competition and rewards for the best participants.

It is a way to demonstrate personal fitness without focusing on broader health concerns.

It is mainly about promoting local businesses and products related to fitness.

Effective activities to engage participants in a diabetes prevention awareness event include:

Interactive workshops on healthy eating and exercise

Movie screenings unrelated to health

Competitive video gaming tournaments

How do chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension affect an individual's ability to maintain regular physical activity?

They may limit the intensity and type of exercise due to complications such as fatigue, joint pain, or cardiovascular risks.

They primarily improve physical endurance, making exercise easier.

They only affect mental health but have no impact on physical fitness.

They have no effect on physical activity as long as medication is taken regularly.

Which of the following best explains why poor mental health can negatively impact physical fitness?

Conditions like depression and anxiety reduce motivation, energy levels, and the ability to participate in regular physical activities, which can lead to physical health decline.

Mental health issues only affect the mind and do not influence physical activity.

Physical fitness always improves mental health, so mental health issues are irrelevant to fitness.

Mental health issues only impact fitness if they lead to physical injuries.

Imagine you are developing a fitness plan for someone recovering from a respiratory condition like asthma. What modifications would you include to ensure their safety and improvement?

Incorporate moderate-intensity aerobic activities with frequent breaks, focusing on controlled breathing exercises to build lung strength over time.

Design a high-intensity workout with minimal breaks to build lung capacity quickly.

Avoid all physical activity until the condition is completely resolved.

Focus solely on strength training exercises, ignoring cardiovascular activities.

When planning a fitness event to address a specific health issue like obesity, what factors should be considered to ensure the event is effective for participants?

Consider the needs of participants, including providing activities suitable for various fitness levels and including health education components.

Focus only on high-intensity workouts to ensure maximum calorie burn for all participants.

Organize only competitive events to motivate participants to work harder.

Limit participation to those who are already fit to ensure the event runs smoothly.

Which of the following is the most effective way to measure the success of a fitness event focused on addressing heart disease awareness?

The event’s ability to raise awareness about heart disease, educate participants on prevention strategies, and engage them in heart-healthy physical activities.

The number of participants who completed the event without stopping.

The amount of money raised from registration fees, regardless of the participants' engagement in the health issue.

The feedback from elite athletes who attended the event.

You are tasked with organizing a fitness event to raise awareness about diabetes prevention. What activities would you include to both educate and engage participants?

Design activities like a community walk/run, healthy cooking demonstrations, and informational sessions about managing blood sugar.

Plan a 10K marathon with no educational components or resources on diabetes prevention.

Focus solely on speeches from experts without any interactive activities.

Organize a high-intensity fitness challenge that only caters to professional athletes.

You are organizing a fitness event in a rural community where there is a high prevalence of respiratory diseases due to air pollution. What adjustments should be made to ensure the safety and participation of all attendees?

Host the event indoors or provide masks and education on the effects of air pollution on respiratory health, while offering moderate-intensity activities like yoga or walking.

Schedule intense outdoor running activities in polluted areas to test participants’ lung strength.

Limit the event to only those with no history of respiratory issues.

Focus on high-intensity workouts to minimize the event duration and limit exposure to pollution.

Why is it important to conduct fitness events to address specific health concerns within the community?

Health-focused events must match the needs of the community to ensure participation is meaningful and that the event raises awareness about relevant health issues.

Conducting events ensure maximum physical effort without considering the health needs of participants.

It is only necessary to focus on general fitness activities, regardless of the specific health issue.

Health concerns are universal, so the event format should remain the same regardless of the target audience.

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Stress is a feeling of being under abnormal pressure. This pressure can come from different aspects of your day-to-day life. Which of the following help reduce stress?

What is the relationship of Physical Activity to Stress?

In assessing your HRF status, it includes identifying potential barriers to physical activity participation. Which of the following is NOT a common barrier to participating in physical activity?

John started to a new fitness program but have a difficulty in maintaining a healthy diet. He is living in a community with a few healthy food options. What is a common barrier that John facing?

Angie wants to engage in Physical activity. Which of the following is the best example of setting a FITT goal to improve cardiovascular endurance?

Joy wants to improve her flexibility. Which following FITT plans is best suited to improve Joy’s flexibility?

Which of the following is an example of engaging in a moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) outside of school?

What is the recommended duration to engage into moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA)?

Physical Activity done in Moderate or Vigorous Intensity level is good for teenager’s health. Which of the following activities belongs to Vigorous Activity?

Injuries are common when engaging into Physical Activities. This injury is a tear of ligament fibers, muscles or tendons supporting a joint. This can occur when a joint is extended beyond its normal range of movement. What injury is being described in the statement?

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