Phys Ed - Review Test 2

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Where does the blood go that is pumped from the right side of the heart?

Directly to the lungs

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What is the function of the capillaries?

They have walls only one cell thick to allow diffusion

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A lifesaving technique that is used in emergency situations to help keep a person alive from a
heart attack, electrical shock or near drowning is known as:

CPR

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Bioelectrical impedance

Is used to measure body composition by sending small electrical currents through the body. (?)

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The type of data that contains results from other people that are of similar age and gender is known as

normative data

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A type of data collection that can be used to record verbal feedback is called:

audio recording

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Which of the following tests, mentioned in the lesson, can be used to measure balance?

stork stand test

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Dizziness, pale and ashen colored skin, pain and pressure in the jaw or chest are all signs and
symptoms of:

heart attack

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During exercise, the body uses oxygen and nutrients at a much faster rate. To keep the body supplied with what it needs, the heart beats

faster with greater force

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The Fitnessgram testing results are what type of data?

standard data (?)

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To perceive exertion, people may feel the following:

all apply

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What is important to do when interpreting fitness test results?

look for ways to improve

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The most common calculation used for finding Maximum heart rate is

220 - age

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What is the cardiac output of someone with a heart rate of 60 bpm with a stroke volume of 90 ml?

5400 L/min

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Someone who scores poorly on the sit and reach test is said to have low

flexibility levels (?)

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Why Is HDL called the "good cholesterol"?

It returns cholesterol to the liver to be broken down

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The average resting heart rate is between

60 - 70 (?)

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All of the following are ways to measure body composition EXCEPT:

weight scale

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A lipid found in cell membranes and is used in the production of hormones and bile is

cholesterol

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What causes a heart attack?

when the arteries increase (?)

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In the Karvonen Formula, HRR stands for

heart rate reserve

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A blood pressure disorder that may mean that oxygen and nutrients are not delivered to vital organs is

hypotension

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When recording results from fitness tests the administrator should DO all of the following EXCEPT:

Record the results using any unit of measurement.

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Moderate intensity physical activity target heart rate ranges between

75% to 85% (?)

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Which is NOT a reason to stop CPR?

you think the person has died

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A blood pressure disorder that can lead to heart disease, kidney disease, eye damage and strokes is

hypertension

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Which document is NOT completed before a fitness test?

data collection

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What would be the correct result for a skinfold test?

17 cm

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The amount of blood pumped out of the ventricle per beat is

cardiac output

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Why is and automated external defibrillator easy to use for a lay rescuer?

all apply

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The estimated maximum heart rate of a 54 year old man is

117

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What is a disadvantage of a checklist?

It can depend on criteria to be clear and observable

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Which of the following would NOT be included on a performance observation checklist?

attendance (?)

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The 2015 American Heart Association Guidelines state that an untrained bystander should do
what in the case of an unresponsive person suspected of a heart attack, electrical shock or
near drowning?

Do full CPR with rescue breathing and chest compressions

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CPR combines which two processes to keep a person alive until medical personnel arrive?

rescue breathing and chest compressions

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Resting heart rate is

the number of times the heart beats per minute while at rest

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What hormone is released during exercise?

adrenaline

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Which statement is true about the death rates from heart disease over the past 50 years?

Deaths from heart disease in females has decreased

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A method of recording evidence that allows athletes to record verbal feedback:

video analysis

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The 60 meter dash is used to test

speed (?)

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High levels of "bad cholesterol" has been linked to eating lots of what?

polyunsaturated fats

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What does the F stand for when recognizing the signs if a stroke?

Face, an uneven appearance and trouble smiling evenly

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A female elite athlete that has a vertical jump result of 85 cm would probably excel at what sport?

basketball

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What is an excellent score for the ruler drop test?

7.5 cm

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A portfolio of evidence includes:

all apply

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Where are heart disease rates higher?

it is equal everywhere

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Which statement is FALSE about chest compressions?

one hand on the neck one hand doing compressions

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Which aerobic endurance test is simple to perform and can test a large group all at once?

PACER