Prohibited Methods in Sport (OCR GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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Prohibited Methods in Sport
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Blood doping definition

Increasing red blood cells to enhance oxygen delivery to muscles

How blood doping is done

Transfusing blood or using drugs like EPO

Blood doping risks

Blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks

Gene doping definition

Altering genes to improve athletic performance

Gene doping methods

Using gene therapy to enhance muscle growth or endurance

Gene doping risks

Unknown long-term effects, potential severe health issues

Blood & blood components manipulation definition

Altering blood composition to enhance performance

Blood manipulation methods

Plasma expanders or artificial oxygen carriers

Blood manipulation risks

Infections and cardiovascular issues

Chemical & physical manipulation definition

Tampering with samples or using substances to mask banned drugs

Chemical & physical manipulation methods

Diuretics, catheterization, or sample substitution

Why prohibit methods - fair play

Ensures a level playing field for all athletes

Why prohibit methods - health

Prevents dangerous health risks

Why prohibit methods - ethics

Maintains integrity and honesty of sport

What is EPO used for in blood doping?

Drug used to increase red blood cells

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