NFPT Exam: Part 2 Flashcards
What organelle is responsible for energy production?
A. Golgi complex.
B. Mitochondria
C. Nucleus
D. Rough endoplasmic reticulum
B. Mitochondria
When would the trainer implement a new program?
A. During the consultation and assessment.
B. After a review of intake, goals, and type of program.
C. On the advice of another trainer.
D. On a weekly basis.
B. After a review of intake, goals, and type of program.
What is the unit used to measure blood pressure?
A. Millimeters of mercury (mmHg)
B. Foot pounds (ft/Ibs)
C. Pounds per square inch (psi)
D. Newtons per second (N/s)
A. Millimeters of mercury (mmHg)
What should a trainer suggest to a client who can only weight train one day a week to
ensure weight loss results?
A. Suggest the client increases water intake.
B. Encourage the client to read fitness magazines.
C. The trainer should not suggest anything to the client outside of the training session.
D. Recommend an additional 20-30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise at least twice a
week.
D. Recommend an additional 20-30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise at least twice a
week.
What should the client do if they experience a contraindication while exercising?
A. Stop exercising.
B. Change exercise.
C. Reduce intensity.
D. Continue exercising.
A. Stop exercising.
Why is it important to ensure that the client can easily converse with the trainer while
performing aerobics?
A. To see if the intensity is too great.
B. To pass the time quicker.
C. To get to know the client.
D. To put the client at ease.
A. To see if the intensity is too great.
What is the first thing the certified personal trainer should do if a client is no longer
getting results?
A. Add more sets to each movement.
B. Increase protein intake.
C. Increase total calories.
D. Reevaluate.
D. Reevaluate.
The MOST accurate time to obtain resting heart rate is when?
A. After exercising.
B. After eating.
C. Before rising from bed.
D. Before going to bed.
C. Before rising from bed.
Recommending long-term, low-level activity, activity prior to eating in the morning, the
use of low intensity exercise, and eating more, smaller meals throughout the day all
contribute to what?
A. An aerobic effect.
B. Fat loss.
C. Muscle tissue increase.
D. Excessive weight gain.
B. Fat loss.
Intense weight training on a full stomach can result to what?
A. An increase in overall strength.
B. Muscle catabolism.
C. Nausea.
D. Fat loss.
C. Nausea.
If the client experiences pain, dizziness, irregular pulse, and excessive sweating while
training, the trainer should do what?
A. Refer the client to the appropriate healthcare professional.
B. Advise the client to lower the intensity of the exercise.
C. Advise the client to increase the intensity of the exercise.
D. Have the client stop then resume again once symptoms have passed.
D. Have the client stop then resume again once symptoms have passed.
Documents that need to be obtained prior to starting an exercise program do NOT
include a what?
A. Waiver of liability.
B. Release and hold harmless agreement.
C. Diet profile.
D. Certified personal trainer and client contract.
C. Diet profile.
Which of the following is commonly known as the prime mover in a concentric muscle
contraction?
A. Antagonist
B. Agonist.
C. Synergist.
D. Stabilizer.
B. Agonist.
If resistance is applied, when is the muscle tissue MOST vulnerable to injury?
A. While the tissue is in a fully contracted state.
B. When the tissue is in a relaxed state.
C. When the tissue is elongated.
D. During mid range contraction.
A. While the tissue is in a fully contracted state.
When instructing a client who appears to be confused about performing an exercise, the
trainer should do what?
A. Raise their voice as they offer more instruction.
B. Change the number of repetitions and sets.
C. Change the weight because it is apparently too heavy.
D. Offer demonstration and more explanation.
D. Offer demonstration and more explanation.