Kin 122 - Statistics

only _____ children and youth age 5017 are reaching their recommended physical activity levels outlined in the 24 hour movement guidelines
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only _____ children and youth age 5017 are reaching their recommended physical activity levels outlined in the 24 hour movement guidelines
35%-39%
only ______ of adults meed the Canadian physical activity guidelines
15%
Canada is ranked the ______ most lazy and ______ most obese nation in the world
2nd, 6th
______ of 3-4 year olds (preschoolers) reach the physical activity level
62%
as children get older, activity levels _____ and screen time_____
drops, increase
T/F:boys are more physically active than girls. Percents?
True, 17% vs 13%
Approx. _____ Canadians have at least one chronic disease. This increases to ____ in older adults
1/3, 3/4
_____ of people in Saskatchewan are obese
20%
According to BMI, ______ of Canadians are obese
1/4
_____ of Canadians overweight or obese
62%
Almost _____of Canadian children/ youth are obese12%Compared to an active person, an inactive person spends ____ more time in the hospital, uses_____ more specialist services, and ____ more nurse visits38%, 13%, 12%Overall activity report cardPhysical activity:D+ Sedentary: D+ Activity transport:D- Sleep: B Overall: F______ of children use no more than 2h of screen time per day76%_____ of youth meet the two hour/ one hour guide line of screen time28%Active transport ______ use active transportation ____ use non active ____ use both21%, 63%, 16%only _____ of children aged 5-11 years engage in at least 1.5 hours per day of active play and unstructured physical activities. Additional findings from Statistics Canada indicate that youth aged 12-17 years accumulate 4 hours per day of screen time outside of school.21%,by the age 11, _____ of children have a phone, and this increases to ____ by 1253%, 69%______ of youth sleep with their phone near them1/3