1. The document provides safety protocols to avoid health risks like dehydration, overexertion, hypothermia, and hyperthermia during physical activity.
2. It recommends staying hydrated by drinking water and eating foods with high water content, avoiding caffeine and alcohol, warming up muscles before exertion, and taking breaks to prevent overexertion.
3. For hypothermia and hyperthermia, the document lists signs and symptoms and safety steps like taking breaks, staying hydrated, wearing cool clothing, and finding shade.
1. The document provides safety protocols to avoid health risks like dehydration, overexertion, hypothermia, and hyperthermia during physical activity.
2. It recommends staying hydrated by drinking water and eating foods with high water content, avoiding caffeine and alcohol, warming up muscles before exertion, and taking breaks to prevent overexertion.
3. For hypothermia and hyperthermia, the document lists signs and symptoms and safety steps like taking breaks, staying hydrated, wearing cool clothing, and finding shade.
1. The document provides safety protocols to avoid health risks like dehydration, overexertion, hypothermia, and hyperthermia during physical activity.
2. It recommends staying hydrated by drinking water and eating foods with high water content, avoiding caffeine and alcohol, warming up muscles before exertion, and taking breaks to prevent overexertion.
3. For hypothermia and hyperthermia, the document lists signs and symptoms and safety steps like taking breaks, staying hydrated, wearing cool clothing, and finding shade.
Overexertion, Hypothermia, and Hyperthermia during MVPA(Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity) Participation PRE-ASSESSMENT DEHYDRATION This happen when your body loses or utilizes a bigger number of liquids than it takes in Safety Protocols
1.Drink plenty of water as directed by
your doctor. 2.Eat foods with high amounts of water. 3.Avoid or limit drinks with caffeine. 4.Avoid or limit with alcohol. Overexertion
This involves physical or mental effort that’s
beyond your current abilities. Overexertion relies upon numerous elements, for example age, clinical history, climate or work environment , explicit errand. Causes: 1.Repetitive movements- repeatedly move a joint or muscle over a long period of time. Example: training for sports 2. Improper Technique- doing an activity or task incorrectly. Example: lifting items incorrectly, sitting with poor proper posture. Safety Protocols 1.Stretch and warm up your muscles before doing an activity. 2.Take breaks every 30 minutes , especially if you usually stay in the same position for many hours. 3.Lift heavy objects with your legs, not your back. Bend your knees before lifting and heavy objects. HYPOTHERMIA
This condition will be experienced if you are doing
recreational activities such as swimming , hiking, or any activities that expose you to cold water. Sign and symptoms 1.Slow and shallow breathing 2.Confusion and memory loss 3.Drowsiness or exhaustion 4.Slurred and mumbled speech HYPERTHEMIA The condition occurs when the bodys heat-regulation becomes overwhelmed in outside factors , causing a persons internal temperature to rise.
Types and Signs/Symptoms
*HEAT CRAMPS- excessive sweating, flushed or red skin, muscles cramp *HEAT STROKES- strong pulse or very weak pulse, fast deep breathing. Safety Protocol 1.Take frequent breaks 2.Drink plenty of water 3.Wear cool clothing 4.Find a cool shady place to rest.