Prohibited Methods in Sport (OCR GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards
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Blood doping definition
Blood doping definition
Increasing red blood cells to enhance oxygen delivery to muscles
How blood doping is done
How blood doping is done
Transfusing blood or using drugs like EPO
Blood doping risks
Blood doping risks
Blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks
Gene doping definition
Gene doping definition
Altering genes to improve athletic performance
Gene doping methods
Gene doping methods
Using gene therapy to enhance muscle growth or endurance
Gene doping risks
Gene doping risks
Unknown long-term effects, potential severe health issues
Blood & blood components manipulation definition
Blood & blood components manipulation definition
Altering blood composition to enhance performance
Blood manipulation methods
Blood manipulation methods
Plasma expanders or artificial oxygen carriers
Blood manipulation risks
Blood manipulation risks
Infections and cardiovascular issues
Chemical & physical manipulation definition
Chemical & physical manipulation definition
Tampering with samples or using substances to mask banned drugs
Chemical & physical manipulation methods
Chemical & physical manipulation methods
Diuretics, catheterization, or sample substitution
Why prohibit methods - fair play
Why prohibit methods - fair play
Ensures a level playing field for all athletes
Why prohibit methods - health
Why prohibit methods - health
Prevents dangerous health risks
Why prohibit methods - ethics
Why prohibit methods - ethics
Maintains integrity and honesty of sport
What is EPO used for in blood doping?
What is EPO used for in blood doping?
Drug used to increase red blood cells
