Pre-exercisenutrition shouldfocus onconsuming a mealrich in _______and moderate in________.Which type ofexercise is alsoknown as cardio?a) weight liftingb) aerobic exercisec) stretchingd) pilatesWhat’s the best “power-up” food to include inyour diet when you’refeeling low on energyduring training?a) Popcornb) Trail mixc) Candy barsd) Fruit smoothieIf u go to the gymyou will need totake proteinsupplements.TRUE or FALSE?The standardanthropometricmeasurement forassessing body fatdistribution is________circumference.Energy needs arehighest duringthe luteal phaseof the menstrualcycle.TRUE or FALSE?How can energy deficiencyaffect the regularity ofmenstrual cycles in femaleathletes?a) It can cause more frequentmenstruationb) It can lead to irregularcyclesc) It has no effect onmenstrual cyclesd)Leads to heavier menstrualbleeding________ is a boneconditioncharacterized byweakened bones andincreased fracturerisk, commonlyassociated with theFemale Athlete Triad.The concept of lowenergy availabilityinvolves a mismatchbetween energy________ andenergy________,leading to potentialhealth issues.You cannotswim in periods,it makes thewater go red.MYTH or FACT?What is the mainsource of energyduring short burst ofactivity and at start ofexercise?a) Glycogenb) Glucagonc) ProteinName two sportswhere femaleathletes are athigher risk for thetriad. (Sportswhich requirethinning)Which vegetable isnot a good source ofcalcium?a) Spinachb) Broccolic) Kaled) Turnip greense) Bok choyList threefoods rich incalcium andvitamin D.The prevalence ofstress fractures inathletes with lowenergy availabilitycan be attributed to________ bonedensity and poor________ health._____ and _____are vital nutrientsfor female athletesto support bonehealth and preventstress fractures.The recommendeddaily calciumintake for femaleathletes is________ mg/day.____ is a conditionwhere athletesexperience excessivefatigue and reducedperformance due toenergy deficiencyand metabolic stress.________hormone plays akey role inmaintaining bonedensity andregular menstrualcycles in females.The Female AthleteTriad is characterizedby three interrelatedconditions:________,________, and________.Name 2strategies toprevent boneinjuries infemale athletes. Which nutrient helpsprevent muscle cramps& is important formuscle contractions?a) Sodiumb) Vit B12c) Calciumd) Fibre How does caffeineincrease athlete'sperformance?a) by raising bloodlevels of epinephrineand norepinephrineb) by incresaingmuscle sizec) by lowering bp_______ is thecondition wherethe absence ofmenstruationoccurs in femaleathletes due tointense training.Pre-exercisenutrition shouldfocus onconsuming a mealrich in _______and moderate in________.Which type ofexercise is alsoknown as cardio?a) weight liftingb) aerobic exercisec) stretchingd) pilatesWhat’s the best “power-up” food to include inyour diet when you’refeeling low on energyduring training?a) Popcornb) Trail mixc) Candy barsd) Fruit smoothieIf u go to the gymyou will need totake proteinsupplements.TRUE or FALSE?The standardanthropometricmeasurement forassessing body fatdistribution is________circumference.Energy needs arehighest duringthe luteal phaseof the menstrualcycle.TRUE or FALSE?How can energy deficiencyaffect the regularity ofmenstrual cycles in femaleathletes?a) It can cause more frequentmenstruationb) It can lead to irregularcyclesc) It has no effect onmenstrual cyclesd)Leads to heavier menstrualbleeding________ is a boneconditioncharacterized byweakened bones andincreased fracturerisk, commonlyassociated with theFemale Athlete Triad.The concept of lowenergy availabilityinvolves a mismatchbetween energy________ andenergy________,leading to potentialhealth issues.You cannotswim in periods,it makes thewater go red.MYTH or FACT?What is the mainsource of energyduring short burst ofactivity and at start ofexercise?a) Glycogenb) Glucagonc) ProteinName two sportswhere femaleathletes are athigher risk for thetriad. (Sportswhich requirethinning)Which vegetable isnot a good source ofcalcium?a) Spinachb) Broccolic) Kaled) Turnip greense) Bok choyList threefoods rich incalcium andvitamin D.The prevalence ofstress fractures inathletes with lowenergy availabilitycan be attributed to________ bonedensity and poor________ health._____ and _____are vital nutrientsfor female athletesto support bonehealth and preventstress fractures.The recommendeddaily calciumintake for femaleathletes is________ mg/day.____ is a conditionwhere athletesexperience excessivefatigue and reducedperformance due toenergy deficiencyand metabolic stress.________hormone plays akey role inmaintaining bonedensity andregular menstrualcycles in females.The Female AthleteTriad is characterizedby three interrelatedconditions:________,________, and________.Name 2strategies toprevent boneinjuries infemale athletes. Which nutrient helpsprevent muscle cramps& is important formuscle contractions?a) Sodiumb) Vit B12c) Calciumd) Fibre How does caffeineincrease athlete'sperformance?a) by raising bloodlevels of epinephrineand norepinephrineb) by incresaingmuscle sizec) by lowering bp_______ is thecondition wherethe absence ofmenstruationoccurs in femaleathletes due tointense training.

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  1. Pre-exercise nutrition should focus on consuming a meal rich in _______ and moderate in ________.
  2. Which type of exercise is also known as cardio? a) weight lifting b) aerobic exercise c) stretching d) pilates
  3. What’s the best “power-up” food to include in your diet when you’re feeling low on energy during training? a) Popcorn b) Trail mix c) Candy bars d) Fruit smoothie
  4. If u go to the gym you will need to take protein supplements. TRUE or FALSE?
  5. The standard anthropometric measurement for assessing body fat distribution is ________ circumference.
  6. Energy needs are highest during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle. TRUE or FALSE?
  7. How can energy deficiency affect the regularity of menstrual cycles in female athletes? a) It can cause more frequent menstruation b) It can lead to irregular cycles c) It has no effect on menstrual cycles d)Leads to heavier menstrual bleeding
  8. ________ is a bone condition characterized by weakened bones and increased fracture risk, commonly associated with the Female Athlete Triad.
  9. The concept of low energy availability involves a mismatch between energy ________ and energy________, leading to potential health issues.
  10. You cannot swim in periods, it makes the water go red. MYTH or FACT?
  11. What is the main source of energy during short burst of activity and at start of exercise? a) Glycogen b) Glucagon c) Protein
  12. Name two sports where female athletes are at higher risk for the triad. (Sports which require thinning)
  13. Which vegetable is not a good source of calcium? a) Spinach b) Broccoli c) Kale d) Turnip greens e) Bok choy
  14. List three foods rich in calcium and vitamin D.
  15. The prevalence of stress fractures in athletes with low energy availability can be attributed to ________ bone density and poor ________ health.
  16. _____ and _____ are vital nutrients for female athletes to support bone health and prevent stress fractures.
  17. The recommended daily calcium intake for female athletes is ________ mg/day.
  18. ____ is a condition where athletes experience excessive fatigue and reduced performance due to energy deficiency and metabolic stress.
  19. ________ hormone plays a key role in maintaining bone density and regular menstrual cycles in females.
  20. The Female Athlete Triad is characterized by three interrelated conditions: ________, ________, and ________.
  21. Name 2 strategies to prevent bone injuries in female athletes.
  22. Which nutrient helps prevent muscle cramps & is important for muscle contractions? a) Sodium b) Vit B12 c) Calcium d) Fibre
  23. How does caffeine increase athlete's performance? a) by raising blood levels of epinephrine and norepinephrine b) by incresaing muscle size c) by lowering bp
  24. _______ is the condition where the absence of menstruation occurs in female athletes due to intense training.