In Class Quiz 7 Flashcards
The intensity of aerobic exercise recommended for children and adolescence is greater than 60 minutes per day
False
According to ACSM guidelines for youth strength training, adult strength training guidelines and training philosophies can be imposed on children who are physiologically or psychologically mature
True
According to ACSM guidelines for youth strength training, youth strength training program should be directed with proper techniques and safety
True
Children with ASD have higher tendency to develop cardiovascular diseases when they get older maybe due to higher rate of having hypertension or obesity in earlier age
True
You can use resting and exercise heart rate and blood pressure as a marker of intensity during exercise testing even though children with ASD take antipsychotic medications
False
Amygdala and hippocampus regions tend to look enlarged in ASD compared to typically developing peers
True
ASD Children who are low functioning may need individual sessions, and children who are high functioning may benefit from group exercise programs
True
Compared to young individuals, older adults tend to have lower resting heart rate and lower muscular strength
False
Because of sarcopenia in older adults, aerobic endurance training is more important than resistance training
False
Any modality that impose excessive orthopedic stress is recommended to improve aerobic capacity for older adults who have join problems
False
Osteoporosis is defined as low bone mineral density T-score of ≤ - 2.5 at the lumbar spine, femoral neck, or forearm regions
True
Resistance training every day is recommended for older adults because it will improve their muscular function and strength dramatically
False
Physical activity improves body composition by increasing lean body mass and by decreasing fat mass in older adults
True
Secondary osteoporosis is defined as a decline in bone density by aging
False
Children do not tend to develop muscle hypertrophy with resistance training until they reach puberty
True