Week 1- Fitness and Lifestyle
Who do we fitness test?
Athletes (performance)
Occupation (performance)
Firefighters
Police
Paramedics
Armed forces
Astronauts
General population (health related)
Elderly
Children
DisAbility
Health issues
Health Challenges from Physical Inactivity (sedentary lifestyle)
(CV) CArdiovascular Diseases
(Met Dis.) Metabolic Disorders
Cancer
(MSF Dis.) Musculoskeletal Disorders
(Psy Dis.) Psychological Disorders
Pulmonary Diseases
Role of physical activity and exercise in disease prevention and rehabilitation.
Vivian Heyward textbook figure 1.1 (p.2)
CV
Metabolic Diseases MS Disorders
Cancer
Refer to CSEP-PATH Manual – Section 4& Toolkit for information on the following lecture topics
6 A’s – Steps for using Systematic Approach
Step 1: ASK - Start Summarizing
ASK Client to fill out any/all Pre-Screening Items
ASK for: Mandatory Pre-Screening Related items (for clearance - linked to liability):
PAQ-Q+ OR Get active questionnaire (GAQ) - NEWER
Consent form
Observations
Resting HR
Resting BP
ASK for: initial gather information items (“nice to have” - not mandatory for liability purposes)
AAL-Q
PASB-Q
Other Documents (e.g. sleep assessment, client goals, medical history, etc.)
NOTE : Important to inform client to follow preliminary instructions prior to arriving to initial fitness assessment session (not linked to liability but if want accurate results - client needs to adhere)
ASSESS: Physical Activity, fitness & lifestyle
Select assessment options and administer protocols
ADVISE: Evaluation report & discussion
Discuss assessment findings
AGREE: devise an action plan
Set goals and make plans for action
ASSIST: increase motivation and overcome barriers
Provide support
Increase motivation
ARRANGE: providing continuing support
Meeting wrap-up
Provide continuing support
Welcome Letter
Preliminary Instructions
AAL-Q
PARQ+
GAQ
Physician PA Clearance
GAQ for Pregnancy
Consent Form
Observations
**Review preliminary instructions
Guidelines for client to follow prior to fitness appraisal
PARQ+ and Informed Consent are MANDATORY
F - 2 hours prior, no food.
A - 6 hours prior, no alcohol
C - 2 hours prior, no caffeine
E - 6 hours prior, no exercise
S - 2 hours prior, no smoking.
Review Observations
B - difficulty breathing at rest
C - persistent cough
P - pregnancy
I - illness
P - primary instructions
S - Lower extremity swelling
Ways to take Heart rate
Stethoscope on chest
radial or carotid artery
HR monitor
ECG (Clinical)
Blood pressure celling limits
Greater than 140 systolic or 90 diastolic