Pretest Screening
This initial document given to a participant/client ensures a participant/client is "enlightened" and gives "approval" of whatever comes next.
What is Informed Consent?
This type of joint allows for the greatest range of motion?
What is a ball and socket joint?
This is considered a normal range for blood pressure.
The amount of calories burned to perform activities to stay alive.
What is Basal Metabolic Rate?
This is the type of blood vessel you palpate heart rate from.
What is an artery?
Hypertension would be considered what type of risk factor?
What is a Negative Risk Factor?
This tool was utilized to measure flexibility during the active straight leg assessment.
This tool is used to listen to the sounds produced by the brachial artery when performing blood pressure measurements?
What is a stethoscope?
Total energy expenditure is made up of these three components.
What is RMR, TEF, and PA?
What is 0-10 and 6-20?
Signs of one of these types of diseases would automatically indicate for application of a physicians clearance.
What is CV or Metabolic disease?
These terms describe the ability to change to return to resting length or change the length of soft tissues.
What is elasticity and plasticity?
Blood pressure is typically recorded as this over this.
What is Systolic over Diastolic?
This is the amount of energy expended at or above rest. For this unit rest is assumed to be 3.5 ml *kg *min^-1.
What is a MET?
During an exercise test, you count 18 heartbeats in 10 seconds. This would be the subjects heart rate.
This questionnaire is identifies those needing a medical clearance before testing by asking 7 yes or no questions and then subsequent follow up questions?
What is a PAR-Q?
You have a participant/client that you suspect to have tight hamstrings, spinal erectors or gluteal muscles. You decide to perform one of these types of assessments. You might have them perform the assessment in a chair.
What is a sit and reach assessment?
Cardiac output is made up of these two components multiplied.
What is HR X SV?
Primary measurement of calorimetry typically is done by using this machine.
What is a metabolic cart?
These are the two age related equations to estimate max heart rate.
What is (220 - age) and (208 - [.7 x age])?
This age is considered the initial age that is considered a positive risk factor for men. Add ten more years and that would be the initial age for women.
What is 45 years old?
This device uses a universal center of gravity as a starting point and weighted needle and protractor to determine ROM. Commonly used to measure ROM at the vertebrae.
What is a inclinometer?
During exercise this occurs to systolic blood pressure.
What is drops or decreases?
Around 2,000kcals would be considered a normal amount of kcals burned for this population at this metabolic rate.
What is men and RMR (or RMR plus ADL's)
This percentage of your maximal intensity would indicate submaximal intensity. Or it could be considered being able to maintain this.
What is 85% or maintaining steady state.