Domain 2: Assessment

Question 1

General and medical history: Occupation, Lifestyle, Medical and Personal Information are examples of ______Information?

Answer 1

Subjective

Question 2

Physiologic assessements, Body composition testing, cardiorespiratory assessments, static and dynamic postural assessments and performance assessments are example of __________ Information?

Answer 2

Objective

Question 3

Individuals who do not have any signs or symptoms of
cardiovascular, pulmonary, or metabolic disease and have
1 or less cardiovascular disease risk factor.

Answer 3

low risk

Question 4

Individuals who do not have any signs or symptoms of
cardiovascular, pulmonary, or metabolic disease but have
2 or more cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Answer 4

Moderate risk

Question 5

Individuals who have one or more signs or symptoms of

cardiovascular, pulmonary, or metabolic disease.

Answer 5

High Risk

Question 6

Questionnaire that determines safety risk of exercising, where medical evaluation is needed, or referral to a physician.

Answer 6

Par-Q

Question 7

If a client answers YES to one or more questions on the PAR-Q you should?

Answer 7

refer to a physician

Question 8

A person who has an occupation where there are extended periods of sitting is prone to?

Answer 8

tight hip flexors, rounding of shoulders, and forward head

Question 9

Repetitive movement patterns can create

Answer 9

pattern overload

Question 10

•Previous history of musculoskeletal injury is also strong predictor of future

Answer 10

musculoskeletal injury during physical activity.

Question 11

Decrease neural control of gluteus Medius and gluteus maximus muscles, in turn lead to poor control of lower extremities during many functional activities, which can eventually lead to injury.

Answer 11

ankle sprain

Question 12

decrease in neural control to muscles that stabilize the patella(kneecap) and lead to further injury. Knee injuries that are not result of contact are often result of ankle or hip dysfunctions, such as result of ankle sprain.

Answer 12

Knee injuries

Question 13

Can cause decreased neural control to stabilizing muscles of the core, resulting in poor stabilization of the spine. Can lead to further dysfunction in the upper and lower extremities.

Answer 13

Low Back Pain

Question 14

Can cause altered neural control of rotator cuff muscles, which can lead to instability of shoulder joint during functional activities.

Answer 14

Shoulder injuries

Question 15

Beta Blockers

Answer 15

Decrease heart Rate and Blood pressure

Question 16

___ and ___ are sensitive indicators of client’s overall cardiorespiratory health and fitness status.

Answer 16

Resting Heart rate and Blood pressure

Question 17

Preferred location to check HR is cartoid or radial

Answer 17

radial

Question 18

The average Resting HR for a mall is

Answer 18

70bpm

Question 19

The average resting HR for a woman is

Answer 19

75bpm

Question 20

Pressure within the arteries when the heart is resting and filling with blood

Answer 20

Diastolic (less than 90mm is healthy)

Question 21

Systolic

Answer 21

pressure within the arteries aft3er the heart contract (less than 120 mm is healthy)