Intro. and Ch.3 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the ergometer of choice for most researchers and clinicians

A

treadmill

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2
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what are the two main types of ergometers

A

treadmill and cycle

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3
Q

What will generally will produce higher peak values than other ergometers for almost all assessed physiological variables such as HR, Ventilation rate, O2 uptake

A

treadmill

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4
Q

what is an advantage of a treadmill

A

walking is a very natural activity for almost everyone

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5
Q

what are some disadvantages of treadmills

A

expensive, bulky, requires electricity, and can be difficult to make accurate blood pressure measurements

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6
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what are some disadvantages of cycle ergometers

A

leg muscles are likely to fatigue early in the exercise which prevents a true maximal density

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7
Q

what are the two research study designs

A

cross-sectional and longitudinal

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8
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which research design is it when the same subjects retested periodically to measure differences in variables assessed.

A

longitudinal

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9
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which research study is a representative sample of a population of interest tested at one specific time, then compare differences between subgroups.

A

cross-sectional

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