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exercise for aging, obesity, diabetes Flashcards

1
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chronic disease can be prevented by addressing

A

physical activity
eating
obesity
alc/tobacco

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2
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leading cause death in BC

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cancer

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3
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actual causes of death BC

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tobacco, poor diet, inactivity

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4
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physiological changes w age

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decrease in muscle area, vo2 max

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5
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after exercise does HR change

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no

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6
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after exercise does stroke volume or Q

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slight inc

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7
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T/F myocardial cotracitibily after exercise same for women

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yes

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8
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T/F end systolic after exercise same for women

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yes

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9
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T/F ejection fracture after exercise same for women

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yes

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10
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T/F end systolic up after exercise men

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no

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11
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name 5 cardiac changes with aging

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HR
Stroke volume
Cardiac Output
02 consumption
myocaridal contractibility
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12
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pulmonary changes with aging

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chest wall stiffness
residual lung volume
expiroatroy flow limit
work of breathing

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13
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elastic recoil up or down because of again

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down

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14
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alveolar cap surface area up or down because agin

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down

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15
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forced expiratory flow
forced vital cap
max in/ex pressures
ventilation perfusion match

up or down agin

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down

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16
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Sa02 with aging

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same

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17
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Pa02 with again

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down

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18
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3 other changes with aging

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dec bone mass
flexibility
increase body fat ,recovery time

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19
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goal of PT specific

A 
no smoking
nutrition
optimize weight
PA regular
minimize stres
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20
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benefit of exercise in elderly

A 
slow physiological changes
promote cognitive well being
mamange prevent chronic disease
increase longevity
reduce risk of physical disability
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21
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general goal of exercise training in elders

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change behaviour / fitness

improve symptoms

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22
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aerobic activity for elderly F

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5d/wek mod intensity

3d/wk vigourus

or combo 3-5d/wk

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23
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aerobic activity intensity

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start low n progress

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24
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T/F intensity guidelines for younger ppl apply to elderly

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generalyl yes

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25
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is measured or predicted HR peak preferred for elderly

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measured

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26
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factors in prescribing intensity aerobic

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Use HR / HRR, RPE

pace makers, arthmyisas effect

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27
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how to increase exercise intensity for elderly aerobic

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add small weights, resistant equipment, pace, singles, no cart

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28
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aerobic FITT time for elderly

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30

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29
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FITT type for elderly aerobic

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walking
aquaitc
biking
social

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30
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FITT resistance training elderly

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2d/week, 48 rest

10-15 reps (12-13RPE) or 80 of 1RM

1 set all major mm groups

20-30mins

31
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ballistic exercises in elderly

A

no

32
Q

calculating BMI

A

mass/height square

33
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overweight BMI

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25+

34
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normal BMI

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18.5-24

35
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fat free mass

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body mass - all body fat

36
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essential fat

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fat in bone marrow , nervous tissue and internal organs

37
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storage fat

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visceral / subcutaneous stores

38
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lean body mass

A

body mass - storage fat

39
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factors contributing to obesity

A

lifestyle, psychosocial, biomedical

40
Q

5 medical complications of obesity

A 
pulmonary disease
gall bladder disease
stroke
diabetes
cancer
41
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T/F weight circumference highly correlated to total adiposity and BMI

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true

42
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waist circumference bad scores

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m: >102
w: >88

43
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energy balance equation

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body mass is constant when caloric intake equals caloric spending

44
Q

how to imbalance energy. balance equation

A

reduce caloric intake
increase energy spending
both

45
Q

obesity threats to 02 transport

A

alveolar hypoventilation
pulmonary hypertension
inc ab mass

46
Q

obesity treatment 30-40 BMI

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pharmacotherapy, any more is surgery, less exercise

47
Q

goals of exercise prescription obesity

A 
reduce body fat
improve cardio rsp
improve chronic disease
inmprove funciton 
ADL

adherence, consistency

48
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approach to presicrbign exercise for obesity

A

eat less train more

49
Q

first 6 months what has more impact diet or training

A

diet

50
Q

FITT obesity

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F: >5d/week
I:mod-vig
T: 30-60d
T: aerobic, low impact, resistance

51
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diabetes

A

body can’t use or make insulin

52
Q

insulin

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controls glucose in blood

allows cells to use glucose for energy

53
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what happens if lack of insulin

A

build up of sluice in blood resulting in symptoms of diabetes

54
Q

symptoms of diabetes’s

A 
excessive thirst / urination 
increased appetite 
sudden weight loss
fatigue
blurred vision / blind
55
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Type 1 diabetes

A

insulin dependent
genetic
not preventable

56
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type 2 diabetes

A

non insulin dependent

insulin resistance

57
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risk factors type 2 diabetes

A 
age
genetics
obesity
BP
race
58
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treatment type 2 diabetes

A

control sugar
insulin injection
exercise diet

59
Q

diabetes scores

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> 7 at fasting

>11.11 casual

60
Q

not diabetes

A

<6.1 fasting

<7.8 casual

61
Q

exercise benefits diabetes

A 
prevent t2
decrease BP
weight loss
reduce depressing
reduce cancer
62
Q

risk of exercise for diabetes

A

MSK
CB
foot ulcer
ketosis

63
Q

special considerations diabetics exercising

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hypoglycaemia
measure glue before and after
dont exercise during insulin inactivity

64
Q

FITT F Diabetets

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3-7/day

65
Q

FITT I Diabetes

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50-80% Vo2

RPE 12-16

66
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FITT T Diabetes

A

20-60

67
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FITT Type Diabetes

A

large mm groups

goals

68
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FITT Resitance Diabetes F

A

2-3, 48 hr rest

69
Q

FITT Resistance I diabetes

A

2-3 sets, 8-12 reps

60-80% 1 RM

70
Q

FITT Resistance Time Diabetes

A

8-10 multi joint

71
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FITT Resistance type diabetes

A

technique grip static

no valsalva

72
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body fat for men and women considered obese

A

men >25

women >30

73
Q

how to measure waist circumference

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tape between lower costal margin and illliact crest

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