Week 4 - Fitness and Lifestyle

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How many steps per day are recommended to maintain health?

10,000 steps per day

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How many steps per day promote slow healthy weight loss?

12,000 - 15,000 steps per day

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What is the primary goal of qualified fitness professionals regarding sedentary individuals?

To get them walking daily.

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What is vasodilation?

An increase in blood flow as a response to exercise.

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What are the physiological responses of heart muscle to exercise?

Increase in heart rate (HR), increase in stroke volume (SV), leads to an increase in cardiac output (Q).

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What adaptations occur in the heart muscle with aerobic fitness training?

Increase in blood supply, stroke volume, cardiac output, left ventricular volume, and ventricular wall thickness.

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What is the error margin for direct Max VO2 testing?

+/- 2-3% error

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What is the error margin for lab tests measuring aerobic capacity?

+/- 10-20% error.

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What is the error margin for field tests in aerobic capacity?

+/- 20-25% error.

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What does one resting MET represent in ml/kg/min?

3.5 ml/kg/min.

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How is energy expenditure during exercise determined?

It depends on oxygen consumption (or MET level), body mass, and duration.

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What are traditional risk factors contributing to cardiometabolic risk?

Age, gender, lipid profile, smoking, type II diabetes, blood pressure.

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What are some modifiable cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors?

Hypertension, cholesterol (LDL and HDL), diabetes, smoking.

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What is metabolic syndrome?

A cluster of conditions that increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.

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Why is intra-abdominal fat significant in metabolic syndrome?

Even small accumulations (e.g., 2 cm) can have a substantial health impact.

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Is waist circumference a better predictor of cardiometabolic risk than BMI?

Yes, waist circumference better indicates abdominal fat accumulation and related risks.

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What is ectopic fat accumulation?

Fat that is stored in locations other than subcutaneous fat layers, often affecting organs.

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What makes fatty liver dangerous for cardiovascular health?

It increases cardiovascular health risk due to its association with metabolic dysfunction.

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Why are obese individuals with intra-abdominal fat at high CVD risk?

They carry a subgroup at increased risk for cardiovascular disease due to fat distribution.

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What changes occur in cardiometabolic risk factors due to regular exercise?

Improvements in several key risk factors, including blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and glucose metabolism.

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BONUS QUESTION: What was karyn humber wearing

NHL pin and Breast cancer ribbon