Final Kahoot Flashcards
Based on the Functional Fitness Framework, what is Aerobic Endurance?
a) an activity goal
b) a function
c) a physical parameter
d) an impairment
c) a physical parameter
The definition “restriction in the ability to perform a task or an activity” applies for:
a) physical impairment
b) physical disability
c) functional limitation
d) physical handicap
b) physical disability
The definition “loss or abnormality at the tissue, organ, or body system level” applies for:
a) physical impairment
b) physical disability
c) functional limitation
d) physical handicap
a) physical impairment
Study on Quadriceps: which variable showed significant correlation with all measures of physical activity?
a) isometric torque
b) isokinetic strength
c) time to peak torque
d) isotonic strength
c) time to peak torque
What factors do we need to consider when choosing a field test?
a) geometric properties
b) orthopaedic properties
c) psychological properties
d) psychometric properties
d) psychometric properties
Which of the following is not considered a psychometric property?
a) discrimination power
b) practicality
c) reliability
d) validity
b) practicality
The correlation value for the test-re-test reliability should be above:
a) 0.6
b) 0.7
c) 0.8
d) 0.9
c) 0.8
The correlation value for the criterion related validity should be above:
a) 0.6
b) 0.7
c) 0.8
d) 0.9
b) 0.7
Which of the following is not part of the Senior Fitness Test?
a) 12 minute walk
b) 30 second arm-curl
c) 30-second chair stand
d) chair sit-and-reach
a) 12 minute walk
it’s 6 min!
SFT: the purpose of the ______ is to assess lower body strength?
a) 2 minute step test
b) 6 minute walk test
c) 8 foot up and go
d) 30 second chair stand
d) 30 second chair stand
An older adult who scores ____ or lower on the FAB scale is at high risk of falls:
a) 40
b) 35
c) 30
d) 25
d) 25
On SFT norms, “normal” is defined as the middle __% of the population?
a) 20
b) 30
c) 40
d) 50
d) 50%
What is the typical error for max-intensity exercise tests?
a) 10-20%,
b) 5-10%,
c) 1-3%,
d) 3-5%
d) 3-5%
Which of these systems has the least number of standardized exercise testing protocols?
a) Arm ergometer
b) Leg ergometer
c) Recumbent Stepper
d) Treadmill
c) Recumbent Stepper
What variable do you need to adjust during the Modified Balke Ware Test?
a) Treadmill grade
b) Treadmill speed
c) arm ergometer resistance
d) arm ergometer speed
a) Treadmill grade
When performing the 1 RM test, only ____ cycles of adding weight is recommended:
a) 1-3
b) 3-5
c) 5-7
d) 7-9
b) 3-5
The max distance an OA can move beyond a centred position without altering the base of support is called
a) reactive balance
b) static balance
c) limits of stability
d) sensory integration and organization
c) limits of stability
What is the typical error of submaximal intensity exercise tests?
a) 10-20%
b) 5-10%
c) 1-3%
d) 3-5%
a) 10-20%
Which formula should we use to calculate predicted Hrmax for the Balke-Ware treadmill test?
a) 207-0.7age
b) 208-0.8age
c) 220-age
d) 200-age
a) 207-0.7*age
Which of the following is a reason to stop a CRF test in OA?
a) No increase in DBP with exercise intensity
b) excessive rise in SBP >220
c) HR doesn’t rise with increased intensity
d) none of the above
c) HR doesn’t rise with increased intensity
Which joint shows the 2nd greatest decline in ROM with aging?
a) Spinal extension
b) Hip extension
c) Knee Flexion
d) Knee Extension
b) Hip extension
Joint pain -> decreased movement -> ?????-> joint stiffness:
a) osteoporosis
b) osteopenia
c) disuse atrophy
d) decreased pain
c) disuse atrophy