Intervention Flashcards
what are the 2018 physical activity guidelines for children & adolescents
60 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous physical activity; include muscle and bone strengthening 3 days a week
what are the 2018 physical activity guide lines for adults
150-300 minutes of moderate intensity or 75-150 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity a week; muscle strengthening should be incorporated 2 or more days a week
what are the 2018 physical activity guidelines for older adults
follow adult guide lines as well as incorporate balance activities; those with chronic conditions should modify accordingly
What is the impact of physical activity on general health
physical activity improves general health including but not limited to stress reduction, improved sleep, better memory, improved over all body systems
what is deconditioning
term used to describe physiologic changes resulting from prolonged bedrest or inactivity
what is capillarization
formation of capillary networks, increases with aerobic activity
what are the cardiac physiological changes that occur with deconditioning
increased resting HR, increased pulse rate with activity, decline in stroke volume, diminished peripheral vasodialation
what are the pulmonary physiological changes that occur with deconditioning
decrease in thoracic volume (diaphragm change), RR increase, tidal volume, minute volume, and maximal breathing capacity decrease
what are general complications of bed rest (not cardiac or pulmonary)
loss of muscle strength, shortening of muscles and connective tissues, increased constipation, depression, bed sores, calciuria
what is reserve capacity
the amount of a particular measure a person has left past what is required to have independence in a community
what limits reserve capacity
disease and aging, older sick individuals often become unable to be independent
what are the components of an exercise prescription
intensity, frequency, duration, mode
what are the literature recommended training intensities
60%-90% of HR max
50%-85% of HHR or VO2 max
HHR calculation (Karvonen method)
{(HRmax-HRrest)* x%} + HRrest
factors that affect VO2max
heredity, sex, body size and composition, age, mode (treadmill > cycle > arm crank)