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1
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Daily intake of protein recommendation

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1.6 to 1.7 grams of protein per kg of clients weight.

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2
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subtalar join pronation and internal rotation of the knee

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often indicates tight calf muscles. weak gluteus medius and maximus

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3
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anterior tilting of the pelvis

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indicates tight hip flexors and erector spinae, often occurs with sedentary individuals who sit a lot. lengthened hamstrings and rectus abdonminis. opposite for posterior tilt.

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4
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one lb of fat has how many kcals of energy

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3500

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5
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contributory negligence

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if a client chooses to withhold information from the trainer

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6
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extra shoulder raising for example during a row

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tight upper trapezius. weak middle and lower trapezius

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7
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waist circumference norms

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40 cm for men and 35 cm for women. at or above means they are at risk.

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8
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waist to hip ratio

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waist/hip. females at risk if over .86 and males if over .95

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9
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right-side bridge, left-side bridge ratio

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should be between .95 and 1.05

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10
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scapular winging

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weakened serratus anterior and rhomboids

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11
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kyphosis

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associated with tight shoulder adductors, serratus anterior, rectus abdominis.

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12
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desired body weight

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DBW= LBW / (1-Desired body fat %)

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13
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primary external shoulder rotators

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infraspinatus and teres minor. if tight, limitations of internal shoulder rotation

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14
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Associative stage of learning

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client is ready for more feedback to refine the motor skill

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15
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kinesthetic learning style

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clients that like the more hands-on approach and speak more about the feeling of the movement

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16
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ACSM risk factors

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age: greater than 45 for men and 55 for women.
family history: myocardial infraction or sudden death before the age of 55 for men and 65 for women
cig smoking: if they quit in the past 6 months
sedentary: not participating in 30 min of moderate-intense activity at least 3 days
BMI: greater than 30 BMI and 102 waist for men and 88 cm for women
hypertension: greater than 140
LDL: greater than 130
HDL: less than 40
total serum cholesterol: greater than 200
plasma glucose is over 100
negative 1 if HDL is over 60

low risk is less than 2, moderate is 2 or more. high risk is symptomatic.

17
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passive straight leg test (PSL)

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if leg can go at or above 80 degrees hamstrings are not tight
any less indicates tight hamstrings

18
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Thomas Test

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bent knee does not reach to 80 degress and other leg does not touch table= tight hip flexors
when bent knee goes over 80 degrees but other leg lifts off the table= tight iliopsoas
leg touches table but other leg does not reach 80 degrees= tight rectus femoris

19
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shoulder push test

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if winging is exhibited: scapulothoracic joint instability

collapsing of the lower back: trunk instability, lack of core, abs and lower back strength

20
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percentage of 1 RM that 10 reps is

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75%

21
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Relative strength

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absolute strength/ body weight

22
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hoop tension effect

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transverse abdominis

23
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training volume

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exercise weight load x reps x sets

24
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weight increase increments

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5%

25
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cardiovascular drift

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heart rate increases to compensate for reduced blood volume

26
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RPE points

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time x the rpe

27
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extension ration

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should be less than .75

28
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smart goal

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specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound

29
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objective of the hip-hinge

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to emphasize glute dominance over quad dominance

30
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forward head position

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tight cervical spine extensors

31
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percentage of calories consumed

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45-65% carbs, 10-35% protein, 20-35% fats

32
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SOAP

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subject, objective, assessment, plan

33
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RICE

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rest, ice, compression, elevation. for acute injury

34
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carpel tunnel

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clients should avoid movements that involve full wrist flexion or extension. pushups are good