Drugs Subject to Certain Restrictions (AQA GCSE Physical Education): Quizzes
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What are the two main effects of beta blockers?
What are the two main effects of beta blockers?
Reduce heart rate and anxiety
In which types of sports are beta blockers often used?
In which types of sports are beta blockers often used?
Precision sports like archery and shooting
Why are beta blockers banned in some sports?
Why are beta blockers banned in some sports?
They provide an unfair calming advantage
Which of these is a risk associated with beta blockers?
Which of these is a risk associated with beta blockers?
Low blood pressure
What is the main function of glucocorticoids?
What is the main function of glucocorticoids?
Reduce inflammation and pain
When are glucocorticoids banned in competition?
When are glucocorticoids banned in competition?
When taken orally or intravenously
What can prolonged use of glucocorticoids cause?
What can prolonged use of glucocorticoids cause?
Weakened bones and immune system
What effects do cannabinoids have?
What effects do cannabinoids have?
Pain relief and reduced anxiety
When are cannabinoids banned?
When are cannabinoids banned?
In competition
Which is a risk of using cannabinoids?
Which is a risk of using cannabinoids?
Mental health issues
Why are drug restrictions important for fair play?
Why are drug restrictions important for fair play?
Prevents unfair advantages in competition
What do drug restrictions help maintain in sport?
What do drug restrictions help maintain in sport?
Integrity of sport and athlete conduct