Exercise test prescrip 1 #2 benefit and risk of PA

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What percentage of adults globally are considered physically inactive?

31.1%

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In the US, what percentage of adults meet the guidelines for aerobic activity?

50.9%

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In the US, what percentage of adults meet the guidelines for muscle strengthening?

30.4%

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What percentage of US adults meet both aerobic and muscle strengthening guidelines?

20.5%

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How does sedentary behavior affect health relative to physical activity levels?

It has deleterious health consequences independent of physical activity levels.

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How frequently should a moderate amount of physical activity be performed to obtain important health benefits? Report conclusions

Most, if not all, days of the week.

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What is the relationship between physical activity dosage (duration/intensity) and health benefit?

Greater amounts of physical activity result in additional and greater health benefits.

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List three cardiovascular or metabolic conditions that have an inverse relationship with regular physical activity. one increase the other decrease when apply PA.

Hypertension, Stroke, and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM).

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How does regular physical activity affect the risk of osteoporosis?

It has an inverse relationship, meaning it reduces the risk.

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What effect does regular physical activity have on cognitive function?

It has an inverse relationship with cognitive decline (it improves or maintains function).

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How does regular exercise affect maximal oxygen uptake (VO2​max)?

It increases maximal oxygen uptake through central and peripheral adaptations.

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What is the most common injury related to exercise?

Musculoskeletal injury (MSI)

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Which factors primarily influence the risk of musculoskeletal injury during exercise?

Intensity, activity type, preexisting conditions, and musculoskeletal anomalies.

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Which specific exercise intensity is most strongly associated with sudden cardiac death (SCD)? Are less common during exercise.

Vigorous-intensity exercise.

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How much higher is the risk of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in sedentary individuals during vigorous exercise compared to active individuals?

50× higher.

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Step 1 in preventing exercise-related cardiac

Evaluation (Know conditions associated with exercise-related event)

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Step 2 in prevention of exercise-related cardiac

Recognize (Know cardiac warning symptoms and seek prompt care)

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Step 3 in prevention of exercise-related cardiac

Screen (Preparticipation screening for athletes should be by qualified professionals)

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Step 4 in prevention of exercise-related cardiac

Review History (Evaluate known cardiac conditions or family history)

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Step 5 in prevention of exercise-related cardiac

Prepare (Train staff and maintain and emergency plan and resuscitation equipment)

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Step 6 in prevention of exercise-related cardiac

Modify (Adjust exercise for capacity, habitual activity, and environment)