NASM CPT Chapter 16 Flashcards
**Peripheral heart action training for someone 58 years old with very little time to workout, they should train:
Alternating btwn upper and lower body resistance in a circuit (because of lack of time).
**Peripheral heart action training is good for _____.
Seniors.
The talk test is especially good for ______ clients.
Obese.
Avoid _____ _____ exercises for hypertension.
Lying down.
**Hypertension:
Consistently elevated arterial blood pressure, which, if sustained at a high enough level, is likely to induce cardiovascular or end-organ damage.
Systolic blood pressure:
When heart contracts and forces blood into arteries.
Diastolic blood pressure:
When heart is relaxed and blood is still flowing.
**NASM recommends __________ or ____________ for special populations.
Peripheral Heart Action or circuit-training style.
Despite medication, clients may arrive with ____________ hypertension.
Pre-exercise.
**Which of the following exercises is preferred for a client with hypertension?
Standing cobra.
**Which of the following clients should go see a Dr. before training with you?
A. Diagnosed osteoporosis.
B. Undiagnosed osteoporosis.
B. Undiagnosed osteoporosis.
*Osteopenia:
Term for bone loss. A decrease in the calcification of density of bone as well as reduced bone mass.
*Osteoporosis:
Lost enough bone to have disease. Condition in which there is a decrease in bone mass and density as well as increase in the space btwn bones, resulting in porosity and fragility.
With osteoporosis you shouldn’t have an excess load on the spine. Which exercises can we eliminate to ensure this doesn’t happen?
Deadlifts and weighted squats.
Arthritis:
Chronic inflammation of the joints.