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Performance Intelligence Questionnaire

June 2006

1. Thirst is not an accurate indicator of fluid needs? T/F

2. The fluids consumed contribute to the athletes blood volume and help the muscles and brain work? T/F

3. Dehydration of as little as 5% of an athletes body weight has been shown to impair performance? T/F

4. Symptoms associated with heat illness are dizziness, lightheadedness, syncope, headaches, nausea and weakness? T/F

5. Exertional hypernatremia is when blood sodium levels drop below normal levels? T/F

6. Low sodium levels are caused when sweat sodium losses are not adequately replaces? T/F

7. Fluid replacement beverages should be easily accessible at practice and during competition? T/F

8. Fluid temperatures should be at 25-30o ? T/F

9. When it is humid out the body does not cool itself as efficiently as when it is not humid? T/F

10. Athletes should drink water before. During. And after practice and competition? T/F

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