Exercise Prescription
Health and Wellness
Clinical exercise Physiology
Kinesiology
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What is one thing we always want to ensure for our client when we are conducting an exercise test/ prescribing exercise?

Safety, Reduce disease, improve physical capactiy

100

What is the definiton of health?

The absence of disease

100

What main factor for exercise testing is defined as looking for underlying diseases?

Diagnostic

100

Moving your arm away from your body is what type of action?

Abduction

100

Give me an example of a long bone

Tibia, femur, fibula, humerus, ulna, radius, etc.

200

Angina is an example of what type of indication?

Absolute contraindication

200

Choosing to go to the gym will affect what area of wellness?

Physical

200

What scale do we use to gauge exertion when conducting an exercise test such as a cycling test?


Bonus 200 points: what does it start and end at?

Borg scale


start at 6, ends at 20

200

Consider a second class lever, what moment arm is longer? Resistance or Effort and why?

Effort because the effort force is farther away from the axis or fulcrum

200

What is the acceleration/ number we use for gravity on earth?

9.8 m/s^2

300

What principle of exercise prescription states that you need to gradually increase the volume of training in order to see progress?

Principal of Progression

300

You have a client come in who wants to test their physical fitness but don't have a lot of money, what type of test would you recommend for their situation?

Field tests because their cheap

300

What protocol would best be used for an elderly man in his 80's who has a history of brachycardia?

Balke Protocol
300

If your body is low on Ca2+ concentration in your blood what type of cell will help breakdown bone to restore those calcium levels back to homeostasis?

Osteoclasts

300

Your elbow joint is an example of what type of joint?

Hinge Joint

400

How do we set Moderate to high intensive exercise levels if we know a person's max, heart rate reserve, and resting heart rate?

You take 60-80% of your HRR and add your resting heart rate to the %/# found

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!

What is the best way to determine a person's body composition?

DEXA scan

400

What is the hidden mechanical action occurring in the QRS complex? (for an extra 200 points what is the hidden electrical action in the QRS complex?)

Mechanical: Atrial relaxation

Electrical: Atrial re-polarization

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!!

What plane divides the body into front and back halves? What is an example of an action that falls inside this plane?

Frontal

Action: jumping jacks (Adduction and abduction)

400

Your hamstring is what to your quad?

posterior

500

What is the most common pulmonary disease in younger children? How might this disease affect your exercise tests?

Asthma. You might need someone on site to monitor and have an inhaler ready

500

Why do women on average have a higher fat % body composition than men?

The extra fat helps with bearing a child
500

What does every person who wants to conduct an exercise test need to present to their patient before allowing them to complete the test?

They need to present an informed consent form

500

The skull is an example of what type of joint articulation?

Synarthrodial

500

Calculate the Effort force to create movement:

RF: 10kg

RMA:20cm

EMA: 2cm

EF: <1,000N of force

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