Physiology of Aging
Chronic Conditions
Chronic Conditions Continued
Exercise Barriers
Movement Guidelines
100

Period of time since birth.

Chronological Age

100

Arth stands for

Joint

100

COPD stands for

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
100

The best repoire building questions are this

Open ended

100

Number of minutes per week of moderate to vigorous physical activity

150 minutes

200

Gait changes in older adults.

Walking speed declines, stride length shortens, stepping height decreases

200

What chronic conditions should exercise?

All of them

200

Do not go to end range of motion in exercise with this chronic health condition

Osteoporosis

200

An unsafe neighbourhood is an example of

Environmental Barriers

200

Recommendation of how much to limit sedentary time per day

8 hours or less per day

300

Measure of physiological changes that are happening in the body.

Biological Age

300

National average blood pressure

120/80

300

The "silent killer" is

Hypertension

300

Thoughts, feelings and perceptions that present challenges to being active.

Personal Barriers


300

3 components of movement guidelines

Sleep, Sweat, Sit

400

People commonly have issues with dim lighting, glare and reflections and certain shades of colour blend together due to this physiological change. 

Vision decreases

400

Chronic condition that is exacerbated by hot environments and overworking

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

400

Avoid isometric exercises (like plank) with this chronic health condition

Cardiovascular disease (high blood pressure)

400

Building rapport, seek to understand and present solutions are part of this.

Supporting your participants

400

A conducive sleep environment

Dark, quiet, comfortable and cool bedroom

500

Muscle strength and power declines accelerates after this age.

65-70 years

500

% of population with diabetes

11%

500

Saying to remember the blood glucose level to drive

Five to Drive

500

Ways to build confidence in a participant.

Frequent encouragement, praise for participation, feedback on progress, know your expertise and know your limits
500
Components in Older Adult Guidelines that aren't in the other guidelines

Posture, Balance