Lecture 2 - The Objective Evaluation of Physical Fitness Flashcards

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What are the components of an exercise test?

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  • Pre-exercise screening
  • Pre-exercise evaluation
  • Exercise testing
  • Post-exercise consultation
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What is the purpose of warm-up exercises

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  • increases heart rate
  • increases blood flow to muscle and heart
  • increase the temp of the muscle
  • [good for energy-releasing chemical reactions] food + O2 -> energy +CO2 + H2O
  • increased release of O2 from haemoglobin to skeletal muscle
  • reduce stiffness of muscle
  • reduce chances of getting Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)
  • Prime your nerve-muscle connections
  • Prepare you mentally
  • Lactic acid gets broken down a dew hours after exercise by liver
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During exercise the adjustments the body needs to make are:

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  1. Breathing: increases tidal volume
    rest: 500ml exercise: 3000ml
  2. Breathing: increases breathing rate
    rest: 10-15/min exercise: 40/min
  3. Pumping the heart
    rest: 70ml/beat exercise: 130ml/beat
  4. Pumping of the heart: increases the heart rate
    rest: 70bpm exercise: 150bpm
  5. Increase energy-releasing reactions in skeletal muscles
  6. More blood flow to muscle [supply more nutrients + O2 and waste removal
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What is the purpose of cooling-exercises

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  • help heart and breathing rates to gradually get back to resting levels
  • help avoid fainting or dizziness
  • help remove waste material, especially lactic acid
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Purpose of pre-exercise screening

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  • to avoid doing any harm to a patient or subject
  • morbidity is 1 : 10,000 exercise test
  • mortality is 1 : 100,000 exercise test
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What is a pre-exercise screening

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  • may be a physical exam by the doctor
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What is pre-exercise evaluation

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testing that includes:

  • a resting blood pressure measurement
  • the evaluation may also include a resting ECG
  • May also include pulmonary function [resting lung function]
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Draw the 4 chambers of the heart

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Right atria, Left atria –> blood flows in

Right ventricle [pump blood to lung], left ventricle[pump to whole body; thick muscular walls]

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Draw an ECG graph – label and describe

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check 26/7/18

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what is the purpose of exercise testing -

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  • simple fitness testing
  • diagnostic test to uncover underlying disease
  • measure of responses to a fitness regimen
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Draw graph of exercise testing

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check graph 26/7/18

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What is VO2max

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  • Amount of oxygen consumed, highest heart rate reached, subjective rate of effort, amount of lactate produced
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What is stress test

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  • looking for abnormal responses in heart rate and rhythm (ECG), blood pressure and symptoms during physical activity
  • physician is usually present
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What is the trend for blood pressure during testing

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  • BP is monitored against at each stage

- usually systolic pressure to increase and diastolic to remain the same

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