Cpt Exam

Question 1

Is used to obtain critical client contact information

Answer 1

Client intake form

Question 2

Which form sets expectations ensuring a mutual understanding of the agreement and outcomes from the start

Answer 2

Personal trainer client agreement

Question 3

Which form includes number of sessions, cost pre session, length of sessions,length of agreement, cancellation policies, refund policies, performance guarantee s, and unsupervised training requirements outside of each session

Answer 3

Personal trainer agreement

Question 4

Which form includes medical history medications and supplements, exercise history,lifestyle information such as nutrition, stress, work, sleep etc

Answer 4

Health history questionnaire

Question 5

Which form is important for developing goals and designing program s

Answer 5

Exercise history and attitude questionnaire

Question 6

Which form if necessary once preparation physical activity screening has been come

Answer 6

Medical clearance form

Question 7

Which form explains the risks and benefits of performing assessments and engaging in a guided exercise program

Answer 7

Physical activity readiness questionnaire (PAR-Q) informed consent

Question 8

Which type of assessment is used to obtain information about a client’s personal history, as well as their occupation, lifestyle, and medical background

Answer 8

Subjective assessments

Question 9

Checklist for gathering information on the initial assessment (subjective)

Answer 9

Exercise experience, goals and needs, time frame, targeted areas, health history

Question 10

Type of assessment that address observations that can be measured and quantified by the personal trainer

Answer 10

Objective assessment

Question 11

Examples of objective assessments

Answer 11

Resting and exercise heart rate and blood pressure, body weight and height, circumstance measurements, BMI, waist to hip ratio, flexibility tests, endurance tests, cardiorespiratory tests

Question 12

A example of an individual who is looking to become more physically active fills out a physical activity readiness questionnaire (PAR-Q) without direct input from a fitness professional

Answer 12

Self- guided Screening

Question 13

A form that a physician can use to refer individuals to a professionally supervised physical activity program and make recommendations for that program.

Answer 13

ePARmed-X+Physician clearance follow-up questionnaire

Question 14

Involves an individual seeking guidance from a fitness professional to determine their physical readiness for exercise. This may involve collecting a health history questionnaire along with a medical exam and clearance ( if needed)

Answer 14

Professionally supervised screening

Question 15

Heart attack, heart surgery, cardiac catheterization, or coronary angioplasty pacemaker/ implantable cardiac defibrillator/rhythm disturbance ,heart valve disease,heart failure, heart transplant, congenital heart disease, type 1 and 2 diabetes, renal disease

Answer 15

Cardiovascular, metabolic and or renal disease (CMR)

Question 16

Pain or discomfort in the chest,neck,jaw,arms, ischemia,dyspnea,synocope, orthopnea, ankle edema, palpitations or tachycardia, intermittent claudication, heart murmurs, unusual fatigue or shortness of breath that occurs during light exertion or normal activity and not during strenuous activity

Answer 16

Major signs or symptoms Cardiovascular, metabolic and or renal disease (CMR)

Question 17

Lack of oxygenated blood flow to the tissue such as the heart

Answer 17

Ischemia

Question 18

Shortness of breath at rest or with mild exertion

Answer 18

Dyspnea

Question 19

Loss of consciousness,fainting and dizziness

Answer 19

Syncope

Question 20

Refers to trouble breathing while lying down symptom of poor left ventricular function

Answer 20

Orthopnea

Question 21

Refers to difficulty breathing while asleep symptom of poor left ventricular function

Answer 21

Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

Question 22

Swollen ankles that is not due to injury is suggestive of heart failure, a blood clot, insufficiency of the veins or a lymph system blockage

Answer 22

Ankle edema