Exercise Prescription Flashcards

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What is the most accurate method of determining VO2 max

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By measuring O2 consumption via indirect calorimeter during a maximal graded exercise on a treadmill or bicycle erg

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What is the relationship between heart rate and power output over a wide range of exercise intensities?

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Positive linear relationship

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What has to happen when measuring heart rate during exercise?

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Steady0-state heart rate must be achieved

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How do you classify steady state heart rate

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When heart rate does not change for more than 6 beats per minute for two consecutive minutes

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What is the linear range between heart rate and exercise intensity

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Between 120 BPM and 85% of maximal heart rate

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Hr-VO2 max line is

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Iinear but the slope will vary depending on fitness

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What is the expected differences of the HR-VO2 between trained and untrained

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Trained individuals will have a lower heart rate at the same VO2 and will achieve a higher oxygen consumption before reaching their maximal heart rate

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What is expected for trained athletes after completing the step test?

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Subjects with a greater aerobic capacity will have a lower heart rate following the step test

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How were Non-exercise regression equations developed?

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Based on predictor variables such as age, gender, body composition and self reported exercise levels

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What is the standard error of the estimate (SEE)?

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Describes how far off on average the predicted value is from the actual value; more useful equations have smaller SEE’s

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What three assumptions contribute to SEE?

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  1. Linearity of the HR-VO2 relationship
  2. Similar max heart rates based on age
  3. Constant exercise economy
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What affects the linearity of the HR-VO2 relationship?

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Emotion, hydration, oxygen drift, temperature, diet, etc.

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What is the standard deviation for the average maximal heart rate of individuals that are the same age?

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+- 10 beats per minute

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14
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How does Exercise economy change predicted VO2 max

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Predicted VO2 Mac depends on the oxygen cost of certain work rates so variation in economy because of factors like cadence and test modality can have dramatic effects

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What is the SEE for VO2 max predictions based on submaximal heart rate?

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+- 5 ml/kg/min

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16
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How can you improve cardiorespiratory fitness?

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Proper frequency, duration and intensity of exercise

17
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What is the recommended exercise prescription for developing and maintaining cardiorespiratory fitness?

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3-5 days per week for 20-60 minutes at 50-85% VO2 reserve

18
Q

What is VO2 reserve

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Term that describes the actual physiological range of oxygen consumption for an individual.

19
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How do you determine the VO2 reserve?

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Difference between resting VO2 and VO2 max. (VO2 max- VO2 rest)

20
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Heart rate reserve

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Heart rate reserve= HR max- HR rest

21
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What is the purpose of the VO2 reserve and HR reserve methods

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They account for variability in fitness

22
Q

How are VO2 reserve and HR reserve related?

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When exercise intensity is set based on VO2 reserve, the percent values are approximately equal to % HR reserve

23
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How do you calculate predicted HR max (beats/min)?

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208- (0.7 x age)

24
Q

How do you calculate a Target HRR at a specific HRR %?

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  1. First calculate max HR
  2. Calculate HRR
  3. Calculate targets HRR using the specific HRR% as exercise intensity
25
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What is a metabolic equivalent (MET)?

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A MET is a unit used to reflect ones normalized resting metabolic rate (resting oxygen consumption)
3.5 ml/kg/min