Exercise Testing and Prescription in Older Adults Flashcards

1
Q

After age 50, muscle mass declines __% per year
Strength decreases __% per year
After 60, muscle strength can decline __% per year
Age related muscle loss is __% in adults 65+ and __% 80+

A
  • 1-2%
  • 1.5%
  • 3%
  • 25%
  • 30-50%
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2
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Sarcopenia

A

age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass. Causes include disease, disuse, nutritional deficiencies

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3
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cachexia

A

muscle wasting. May be a component of sarcopenia but does not happen to everyone

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4
Q

(Muscle mass OR Muscle function) is the primary factor underlying age and gender related strength differences

A

Mass

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5
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muscle quality

A

ratio of strength to mass

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6
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Skeletal Muscle Index

A

ratio of appendicular lean mass relative to height (m)

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7
Q

Intensity of exercise in older adults should be

A

50-85% HRR

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8
Q

talk test

A

approximates ventilatory threshold. At point when it gets hard to talk

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9
Q

mode for Ex Rx in older adults

A

any modality that doesn’t impose excess orthopedic stress

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10
Q

progression of Ex Rx in older adults

A

limit to 10% per week

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11
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Core Exercises

A

exercises that recruit large muscle groups, multijoint

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12
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Assistance Exercises

A

smaller muscle areas, single joint, “prehab”

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13
Q

Ex Rx frequency in older adults

  • beginners
  • mod and advances
A
  • whole body 2-3x/wk

- split routines 3-6x/wk

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14
Q

Ex Rx intensity for older adults

  • light
  • mod
A
  • 40-50%

- 60-70%

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15
Q

Rest periods for resistance exercises

  • strength
  • power
  • hypertrophy
  • endurance
A

-2-5 min
-2-5 min
-30 s-1.5min
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16
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AIDS

  • stage 1
  • stage 2
  • stage 3
A
  • asymptomatic seropositive HIV; exercise capacity unaffected
  • early symptomatic HIV; reduced VO2peak & vent. threshold
  • AIDS; dramatically reduced VO2peak, high intensity levels may elicit nervous and endocrine abnormalities
17
Q

AIDS Ex Rx Aerobic

A

3-5 days/wk, 40-60% Vo2 or HRR. 10 min initially, progress to 30-60. Include WBing if osteopenia is a concern, avoid high risk and high contact.
*overall goal- improve VO2max over 3-6 mos

18
Q

SCI O2 consumption

-VO2 peak may decrease as much as __%. Exercise may ____ VO2peak by 10-20%. UE ergometry ____________ compared to LE

A

-26%, increase, decreases VO2 by approx 1/2

19
Q

How does quadriplegia effect VO2 compared to paraplegia?

-What happens to HR

A
  • decreases VO2 by 1/2 to 1/3

- HR may be limited to 115-130 bpm

20
Q

Ex Rx for SCI Aerobic

A

3-5x/wk. initially 40-60% VO2reserve, then 60-80%. 30 min total. Initially 5-10 min moderate with 5 min active recovery, then 10-20 min w/ 5 min active recovery.

21
Q

Ex Rx for SCI Resistance

A

2-4 days/wk, 2-3 sets of 8-12 reps, maximize functional independence

22
Q

DM

  • hyperglycemia
  • macrovascular complications
  • microvascular complications
A
  • blood glucose >120 mg/dL
  • CVD, Cerebrovascular disease, PVD
  • retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy
23
Q

Is exercise testing necessary for DM patients?

A

Not for asymptomatic and low risk. GXT for those >35 with type 1 DM > 15 yrs or type 2 DM?10 yrs who want to do mod-vigorous activity

24
Q

Ex Rx for DM Aerobic

A

3-7x/wk, 40-60% VO2 reserve or RPE 11-13, 150 min/wk in 10 min bouts. Lg muscle groups

25
Q

Ex Rx for DM Resistance

A

general population guidelines

26
Q

Chronic Kidney Disease

  • dx
  • ESRD
  • > 45% of those with ESRD have ______
A

-microalbuminurea, or GFR

27
Q

Exercise in CKD

A

low tolerance, low Q, chronic anemia, muscle abnormalities, blunted HR response, excessive BP response, LE fatigue, limited ADLs

28
Q

Ex Rx for CKD Aerobic

A

3-5 days/wk, 40-60% Vo2reserve, 20-60 min in as little as 3-5 min bouts

29
Q

Ex Rx for CKD Resistance

A

2-3 days/wk>1 set of 10-15 reps @ 70% RM

30
Q

Ex Rx for cancer

A

very individualized, pay attention, modify as needed, be informed.
No need for GXT for light intensity ex.