Lab 6 Flashcards

1
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What 3 techniques are used to estimate VO2max in lab 6

A

Non-exercise regression equations, submaximal HR, and step test recovery HR

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2
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What is the “gold standard” for determining cardiorespiratory fitness

A

VO2max

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3
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Why is determining VO2max via indirect calorimetry during maximal graded exercise often unpractical

A

It needs expensive equimpent, trained technicians, highly-motivated participants, and sometimes physician subervision

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4
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What is a common measure of estimating VO2max

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Measuring HR while exercising or immediately after in response to submaximal load

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5
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What is the relationship between HR and power output

A

Positive and near linear

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6
Q

When is steady state HR reached

A

When someone’s HR hasn’t changed more than 6 bpm for 2 consecutive mins

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7
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When can the linear range between HR and exercise intensity best be determined

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Between 120 bpm and 85% max HR

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8
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How will HR-VO2 lines change person to person

A

It will always be linear but a steeper slope indicates better fitness

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9
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How long is the stepping exercise to estimate VO2 max

A

3 mins according to the Queens College

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10
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How are HR and VO2 max correlated during the step test

A

They are inversely related

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11
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Which 4 variables are useed to calculate non-exercise regression equations

A

Age, gender, body composition, and self-reported physical activity levels (physical activity rating and perceived functional ability)

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12
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What is the error in estimations of VO2 max known as

A

Standard error of the estimate (SEE)

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13
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Which 3 assumptions contribute to SEE (stanard error of the stimate)

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Linearity of HR-VO2 relationship, similar max HR based on age, and constant exercise economy

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14
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Which 5 factors can influence the slope of the HR-VO2 relationship

A

Emotion, hydration, oxygen drift, temperature, diet, etc.

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15
Q

What is the standard deviation for max HR of people of the same age

A

10 bpm

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16
Q

What is the SEE of VO2 max predictions based on submaximal HRs

A

5 ml/kg/min

17
Q

What is the American College of Sports Medicine’s prescription for developing and maintaining cardiorespiratory fitness

A

Exercsie using large muscle groups 3-5 days/wk for 20-60 mins at 50-85% VO2reserve (moderate/vigorous exercise)

18
Q

What is VO2reserve

A

A term to descrine the actual physiological range of oxygen consumption for an individual

19
Q

How is VO2 reserve (VO2R) calculated

A

Taking the difference between resting VO2 and VO2 max

20
Q

How are target VO2R or target HRR found

A

By multiplying desired exercise intensity by the reserve and adding the resting value

21
Q

What is Heart rate reserve (HRR)

A

Physiological range of HR for an individual (HRmax - Resting HR)

22
Q

What percent of estimates is covered by 1 SEE

23
Q

What 3 things influence assumed exercise economy

A

Between-subject differences, cadence, and test modality

24
Q

What kind of exercise program should most adults have

A

One that involves cardiorespiratory, resitance, flexibility, and neuromotor exercise training beyond ADLs