Exercise Testing and Prescription Flashcards
normal responses to GXT
- systolic BP
- HR
- diastolic BP
- QT interval
- R wave amplitude
- ST segment
- linear increase proportional to workload
- linear increase proportional to workload
- minimal change
- shortened
- reduced amplitude
- upsloping
Abnormal exercise response OR- indication of MI, mod-severe angina, >20mmHg drop in SBP with increased workload, onset of arrhythmia, severe SOA, diaphoresis, dizziness/blurred vision/confusion, subject asks to stop
Absolute termination criteria
EKG changes from baseline, increasing chest pain, wheezing, leg cramping, abnormal SBP or DBP, moderate SOA
relative termination criteria
3-4 consecutive, 3 minute stages. Prediction based on HR b/w 110 and 150 bpm, elicited at 2 different workloads
YMCA cycle ergometry test
6 minute, single stage test
Astrand-Rhyming cycle ergometry test
Large workload increments, more appropriate for younger/healthier subjects
Submaximal Bruce protocol (treadmill)
employs small workload increments
Balke-Ware Protocol (treadmill)
direct calorimetry measures ____
indirect calorimetry measures ____
heat expenditure
RER
RER of .70 indicates _____
RER of 1.0 indicates _____
Resting RER ______
- fat as primary fuel source
- carbs as primary fuel source
- .78-.80
VO2max vs. VO2peak
VO2max- physiologic maximum
VO2peak- subject’s self-limited tolerance
“Maximal” qualifications
- plateau in VO2 with increasing workload
- RER > 1.15
- blood lactate > 8 mmol/L
All exercise prescriptions should include
5-10 min warm up, conditioning- endurance training, strength/resistance, flexibility, recreational activities-, 5-10 min cool down
HR or VO2 reserve for
- light
- moderate
- vigorous
- 30-40% HR or VO2 reserve
- 40-60% HR or VO2 reserve
- 60-90% HR or VO2 reserv
RPE for
- moderate
- vigorous
- 12-13
- 15-16
1 MET=
3.5 mLkgL