Chapter 8 - Physiological Assessments Flashcards

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Overweight

A

20% or more above ideal weight; an upward deviation in body weight based on a subject’s height (lean mass or body fat)

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Overfat

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an excess amount of body fat

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What are the three-site skinfold locations for men?

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1) Chest
2) Thigh
3) Abdominal

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What are the three-site skinfold locations for women?

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1) Triceps
2 Thigh
3) Suprailium

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5
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How do you determine body composition using skinfold measurements?

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add the three measurements and plug the value into one of the gender specific conversion tables

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What are some ways to measure body size? (4)

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  • body mass index
  • girth measurements
  • waist-to-hip ratio
  • waist circumference
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7
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body mass index formula

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weight (kg) / height squared (m)

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How is the waist-to-hip ratio determined?

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waist / hip (less than 0.85 in men and 0.75 in women is excellent)

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android

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apple shaped meaning excess fat in the abdominal area

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gynoid

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pear shaped meaning excess fat in the hip and thigh area

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11
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What are the three equations for determine MHR?

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1) 220 - age
2) 208 - (0.7 x age)
3) 206.9 - (0.67 x age)

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12
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What are the 4 common types of cardiorespiratory fitness tests?

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1) cycle ergometer tests (YMCA Bike Test)
2) ventilatory threshold testing (Talk Test and VT2 threshold test)
3) field tests (Rockport Fitness Walking Test)
4) step tests (YMCA submaximal step test)

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13
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Four variables that should be constantly assessed during an exercise test?

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Heart rate
Blood Pressure
RPE
Signs and Symptons

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14
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What are the common muscular endurance tests?

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1) push-up test
2) curl-up test
3) body weight squat test

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15
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What are the common muscular strength tests?

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1) 1-RM bench press test
2) 1-RM leg-press test
3) 1-RM squat test
4) submaximal strength testing

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absolute strength

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  • the greatest amount of weight that can be lifted at one time or 1-RM
17
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relative strength

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  • the maximum force a person is able to exert in relation to his or her body weight
  • absolute strength / body weight
18
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What are the common power assessments?

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  • standing long jump

- vertical jump test

19
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What are the common speed, agility and quickness tests?

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  • pro agility test (5-10-5 shuttle run)

- 40 yard dash