Drugs Subject to Certain Restrictions (OCR GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards
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What do beta blockers do?
What do beta blockers do?
Reduce heart rate and anxiety
Where are beta blockers used?
Where are beta blockers used?
Precision sports like archery and shooting
Are beta blockers banned?
Are beta blockers banned?
Banned in some sports
Risks of beta blockers
Risks of beta blockers
Low blood pressure, dizziness, and fatigue
What do glucocorticoids do?
What do glucocorticoids do?
Reduce inflammation and pain
When are glucocorticoids banned?
When are glucocorticoids banned?
In competition when taken orally, IV, IM, or rectally
Risks of prolonged glucocorticoid use
Risks of prolonged glucocorticoid use
Weaken bones and immune system
What do cannabinoids do?
What do cannabinoids do?
Provide pain relief and reduce anxiety
Are cannabinoids banned in competition?
Are cannabinoids banned in competition?
Yes, banned in competition
Risks of cannabinoids
Risks of cannabinoids
Mental health issues, impaired coordination & concentration
How do drug restrictions protect fair play?
How do drug restrictions protect fair play?
Prevent unfair advantages in competition
How do drug restrictions protect health?
How do drug restrictions protect health?
Reduce health risks from improper use
How do drug restrictions maintain ethics?
How do drug restrictions maintain ethics?
Maintain integrity of sport and athlete conduct