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example of a risk factor
Systolic blood pressure above 140 mm Hg
When performing a stability ball crunch, which of the following movements indicates poor form?
the ball moves back and forth
Your client is a self-motivated teenager who focuses on achieving her goals; however, she does not like sports or exercise and has come to you for help losing weight. The best way to motivate her in order to build self-efficacy would be to:
Allow her to choose her own activities in order to give her ownership of something she previously "did not like."
The best exercise progression for a sedentary client who wants to begin downhill skiing again would be
Walking, jogging, cross country skiing, and downhill skiing
SMART
components of a well-stated goal that will help ensure program satisfaction; specific, measurable achievable, realistic, and time-oriented
dynamic stretching
moving parts of your body through a full ROM while gradually increasing the reach and speed of movement in a controlled manner
A 40-year-old homemaker has come to you to lose weight and reduce back pain. You realize she uses her pain to get attention from her family. Which statement would best motivate her to begin a strengthening program?
Starting a strengthening program will reduce your back pain and improve your quality of life, enabling you to spend more positive time with your family; address the client's fear of losing family attention by pointing out other positive benefits to participating in an exercise program to alleviate her back pain
bilateral ankle edema
common sign of heart failure or bilateral chronic venous insufficiency
appropriate progression for balance training
sitting to standing
Functional isometrics (ISOM)
effective when performed near the sticking region (or weak point) of the exercise
example of a skill-related parameter
balance
During a back squat, the feet should be in which position?
shoulder-width apart and slightly turned out
Children should focus on what for cardiorespiratory training?
Structured or unstructured activities of one hour or more
results from regular resistance training
increase in bone density
Which type of resistance training program would be best for a client with diabetes?
circuit training at low intensity
regular cardiovascular exercise reduces...
blood pressure
During a treadmill workout at 2.5 mph, your 45-year-old male client who exercises on a regular basis, starts to have abnormally uncomfortable awareness of breathing. You should:
Stop the exercise session, and refer him to his physician; should be regarded as abnormal when it occurs at a level of exertion that is not expected to evoke this symptom
Your client has a set a goal of running 3 times per week, for 2 months, in order to increase his fitness level and lose weight. What is the best way to measure this goal?
Track the duration and intensity of the activity in a daily log
During a forward lunge, the shin on the front leg should be:
vertical, to protect the knee
Which type of activity would benefit from having ballistic stretching in the warm-up?
basketball
1 MET
3.5 ml/kg min
The key to determining optimal rest period lengths is to:
observe the client
Symptoms of loss of force production
nausea, dizziness, and fainting are clear signs of the inability to tolerate the workout
the MOST important safety consideration when working with children?
maintain proper hydration and avoid heat injuries
Obese clients benefit most from
exercise and dietary restrictions
ideal blood glucose levels
100-225 mg/dl
Consider the following program: Peform a total of six exercises. Select one exercise from each of the following areas: hips and legs, chest, back, shoulders, low back, and abdominals, 1-2 sets, 8-12 reps, 2 to 3 times per week. For which client is such a program best suited?
Beginner, due to the high number of reps and few sets
forced negatives
Repetitions during traditional sets can be enhanced with force applied to the ECC phase via the Personal Trainer
dyspnea
abnormally uncomfortable awareness of breathing; principle symptom of cardiopulmonary disease
Which motor skills are ideal to promote neuromotor training?
balance, agility, and coordination
how should the abdomen be oriented while in supine position?
toward the ceiling
Your client would like to start playing tennis on the weekend. She has a BMI of 32, she is age 36, and she has led a very sedentary lifestyle. Which cardiovascular training program should she begin with?
Obese individuals should start with 30 minutes of exercise, 5 times a week, at a HRR of 40% to 59%.
Resistance training in cardiac patients improves...
Muscular strength and endurance while decreasing the cardiovascular demands of a given task
Which muscle may be weak if a client has a "winging" scapula during a push-up?
serratus anterior
You client is a 57-year-old male with a history of low back issues. His blood pressure is under control with antihypertensive medication, and he walks daily for 30 minutes. How many risk factors does he have?
2; age and antihypertensive medication
For a beginning client who displays some minor errors in performing an exercise, what type of cueing is MOST appropriate?
Provide encouragement for what was done well, and proceed to correct faulty movements
During a back-loaded squat, what position should the head be in?
Keep the head forward with the chin level
example of proper exercise sequence with advanced exercises
Squat, lunge, bench press, tricep extension, bicep curl, abdominal crunch; large muscle groups --> small muscle groups
three types of strength curves
ascending, descending, and bell-shaped
What is the best way to teach a squat to a client who you have identified as a kinesthetic learner?
have the client perform the exercise as you cue them
improper cool-down may cause...
blood pooling, hypotension, and dizziness
1.5 mile test
Clients should be able to jog for 15 minutes continuously to complete this test and obtain a reasonable prediction of their aerobic capacity
Valsalva maneuver
holding breath during repetitions
Before you provide a spot to a novice client for a given strength exercise, you should first:
Provide a detailed verbal and visual representation of the exercise
Which muscle group is responsible for knee extension?
quadriceps
When spotting the elbow extension exercise, where is the best place to spot?
place your hands on the client's elbows
When a client takes the PAR-Q test, they should be referred to their doctor if they answer
yes to one or more questions
Which muscles act as agonists muscles during a lateral cable leg lift?
gluteus medius and minimus
You client is a cardiac patient and has been cleared by her physician to exercise. During a 5-minute warm-up on the treadmill, she tells you that she feels out of breath. You should:
Stop the exercise and monitor for additional signs or symptoms
Your client states she stretches daily but has just started to experience low back tightness the last few days. You should
Document her comment in the client's records, and monitor feedback, signs, and symptoms
What exercise frequency is best for an apparently healthy senior adult?
Moderate-intensity exercise, performed 5 or more days per week
To minimize any type of detraining effects, strength training should primarily consist of:
concentric exercise
what position should the knee be in during a standing calf raise?
slightly flexed
plyometric training
jump training
You are performing a submaximal treadmill test for your client where you are gradually increasing the speed and grade. You observe a normal response to heart rate and blood pressure during the first several stages. During the next increase in speed and grade, you observe that SBP drops about 12 mm Hg. You should:
terminate the test
Your client, who is a novice exerciser, wants to begin resistance training in preparation for a one-month backpacking trip he will be taking thorough the Rocky Mountains. What amount of training sets and reps would be appropriate for the first few weeks of training?
1-3 sets of 8-12 reps