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1
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When is blood glucose levels tend to be at their lowest?

A

Before meals, around 70-80

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2
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What are three blood sugar tests?

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Oral glucose tolerance test, fasting plasma, randomly checked blood sugar levels

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3
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What percent range should we consume of fats and oils?

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25-35%

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4
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Which fats should be limited?

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Trans

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5
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What are considered healthy fats?

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Monunsaturated and polyunsaturated

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6
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Which side should skin folds be taken?

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Right

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7
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How far should the caliber be away from the finger and thumb?

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1cm

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8
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When do you retest measurements for skin folds ?

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Measurements do not fall within 1-2mm

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9
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What are the sites for skin Folds?

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Chest 
Bicep
Triceps
Scapular 
Abdominal
Calf
Thigh
Midaxillary
Supralium
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10
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Degrees of sub scapular

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45

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11
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What are contraindicated exercises?

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A movement that is not recommended because it is potentially dangerous

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12
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Relative strength

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Strength in relation to your weight

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13
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Absolute strength

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Max amount of force your muscles are capable of I’m one single contraction

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14
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What are the four phases of periodization?

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Hypertrophy, strength/power, peaking, recovery

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15
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Hypertrophy phase consists of what?

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High volume and short rest periods

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16
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Strength/power phase consists of what?

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Reduced volume, increased loads and rest periods

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17
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Peaking phase consists of what?

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Low volume but high load and longer rest periods

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18
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Recovery phase consists of what?

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Low volume and low load

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19
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Negligence

A

Failure to conform ones conduct to a generally accepted standard or duty

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20
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Plethysmography

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Test used to measure changes in volume in different parts of the body

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21
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Percent of maximum of warm-up and cooldown

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50%

22
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Specificity

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Principle of training that states that sports training should be relevant in appropriate to the sport for which the individual is training in order to produce a training effect

23
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Overload

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Principle of overload states that a greater than normal stress or load on the body is required for training adaptation to take place

24
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Progression

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Implies that there is an optimal level of overload that should be achieved and an optimal time frame for this overload to occur

25
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What are the four principles of resistance training?

A

Specificity, overload, regression, progression

26
Q

What is Ankle edema?

A

Occurs in a person with nephritic syndrome, severe heart failure or hepatic cirrhosis

27
Q

How many calories per gram of fat

A

9

28
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How many calories per gram of protein

A

4

29
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How many calories per gram of carbohydrates

A

4

30
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How many calories per gram of alcohol

A

7

31
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What do you subtract from carbohydrates total

A

Fiber

32
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What are the different types of exercise

A

Strength/resistance training, joint and muscle flexibility, cardiovascular, balance and coordination

33
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How many calories equals 1 pound

A

3500

34
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What is BMR

A

Basal metabolic rate

35
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Formula for calories expended of any given activity

A

METs x 3.5 x body weight in kg / 200

36
Q

What the forms needed for client initial client screening

A

PAR-Q, risk factors/risk stratification, medical history, informed consent

37
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What are the stages of behavioral change

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Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance

38
Q

Conversion of centimeters to inches

A

cm x .39

39
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Conversion of pounds to kilograms

A

Lbs/2.2

40
Q

What does the USDA recommend for a fat

A

30%

41
Q

What is the general recommendation for frequency resistance straining

A

2-3 days

42
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What are PPE should resistance training be at

A

6-8

43
Q

What is the general recommendation for frequency flexibility

A

More than 2-3 days

44
Q

What’s intensity for stretching

A

Limits of discomfort within ROM, to the point of mild tightness without discomfort

45
Q

How long should stretch is be held

A

15-60 seconds

46
Q

What should be considered for fitness tests?

A

Validity, reliable, reasonably inexpensive, ease to administer

47
Q

What are some common cardio exercise tests?

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YMCA, Astrand-Rhyming, Rockport walk test, George 1.5 mile run

48
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Order of fitness testing

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Resting heart rate, resting blood pressure, body composition, cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, muscular flexibility

49
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Diabetics are in danger when their blood sugar is less than what?

A

70

50
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What is normal blood sugar levels

A

Below 100