PED 3701 ASSIGNMENT 3 2025 DUE 15 JUNE 2026 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS (GRADED DISTICTION)
1. What does PED stand for?
PED stands for performance-enhancing drugs.
2. What are some common examples of PEDs?
Some common examples of PEDs include anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, and erythropoietin
(EPO).
3. How do PEDs work in the body?
PEDs work by increasing muscle mass, strength, and endurance, allowing athletes to train harder and
perform better in competition.
4. Are PEDs legal in sports?
No, PEDs are banned by most sports organizations and leagues due to their unfair advantage and
potential health risks.
5. What are the health risks associated with PED use?
Health risks associated with PED use include heart problems, liver damage, hormonal imbalances, and
psychiatric disorders.
6. How are athletes caught using PEDs?
Athletes are often caught using PEDs through drug testing conducted by sports organizations, which can
detect the presence of banned substances in urine or blood samples.
7. Can athletes receive penalties for using PEDs?
Yes, athletes who are caught using PEDs can be disqualified from competition, stripped of medals, and
face suspensions or bans from their sport.