Exam 20: Physical Activity-Is Sitting Death
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Many evidence-based approaches to improve physical activity are closely linked to health care.
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Which of the following are health benefits from regular physical activity?
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"Shape Up Somerville," "Healthy Living Cambridge Kids," and "Project U-Turn," are all examples of:
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In U.S. adults, which of the following were associated with being more physically active?
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Moderate-intensity physical activity for 150 minutes per week can reduce risk for premature death and more minutes of exercise confer greater benefit.
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In studies looking at the relationship between weight and fitness level on risk of death, fitness was more important than weight.
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According to CDC, fewer than half of all U.S. adults are following recommendations for 150 minutes of moderate physical activity each week.
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In one study evaluating life expectancy and television viewing, it was estimated that if television viewing was limited to 2 hours per day, life expectancy would increase by about:
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Which of the following is true about health risks of sitting?
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Some researchers term metabolic changes observed in individuals and populations who sit for prolonged periods as "active physiology."
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