Physical activity Flashcards

1
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What percentage of adults are physically active

A

39%

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2
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Who would require an exercise stress test with ECG

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> 40 years

> 30 years with tyoe 1 dm, type 2 diabetes for longer than 10 years, htn, smoker, dyslipidemia
Proliferative retinopathy, nephropathy or microalbuminurea

CAD, cerebrovascular disease, PAD, autonomic neuropathy, peripheral vascular disease

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3
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What do exercise programs need in design?

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Intensity, duration, frequency, mode, appropriate progression

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4
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Describe warm up

A

5-10 minutes of alow activiry to gradually increase heart rate, blood flow, body temp, oxygen availability and breathing

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5
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Decribe benefits of cool down

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Prevent blood flow from pooling in extremities, removes metabolic byproducts

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6
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Is it recommended for asymptomatic persons at low risk for CAD to get a stress test?

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No

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7
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Describe intensity exercise regimen

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Moderate to vigorous
55-90% age adjusted max heart rate
40-85% max oxygen uptake or heart rate reserve

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8
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Describe duration for exercise regimen

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150 min per wk wth no less than 10 min per session

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9
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Describe frequency of exercise regimen

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Spread over 3 nonconsecutive days per week
No more than 2 consecutive days of inactivity
5 days per week most effective

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10
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Exercise intensity of ___ to ___ of HRR (heart rate reserve)

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40-85% which translates to 55-95% of max heart rate

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11
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True or false:

Exercise performed at low levels (60% max heart rate

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True

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12
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What effects can vigorous exercise have on blood pressure and blood sugar

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Transient hyperglycemia and rise in systolic blood pressure

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13
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Formula for HHR (heart rate reserve)

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Max HR - resting HR

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14
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Formula for percent HRR

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HRR x percent intensity

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15
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Formula for % HR max

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Max HR x percentage intensity

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16
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Formula for target heart rate

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((HRmax - HRrest) x desited percent intensity) + HRrest

17
Q

Target heart rate calculation

A

Eatimated hrmax = 220-age
Can be off by 12 to 15 beats per minute depending on the SD
can overestimate with type 2 diabetics, especially with autonomic neuropathy

18
Q

Alternate equation used to estimate target heart rate, especially in older population

A

Eatimated hrmax= 208-(0.7xage)

Uses 70% age

19
Q

Can you achieve the same cardiorespiratory gains in 3 short 10 minute workout versus 1 30 minute workout?

A

Yes

20
Q

How much daily exercise is required for weight losa

A

60 m

21
Q

Why is regular PA needes for WL and glyemic control?

A

Duration of glycemic control after exercise session = 2-72 hours

22
Q

Intensity recommendations

A

Moderate to vigorous
40-85% vo2r or hrr
55-90% hrmax

23
Q

Resistance training precautions:

Microvascular macrovascular complications

A

Decrease strain on cardiovascular system

24
Q

Resistance training precautions:

Unstable proliferative retinopathy or severe nephropathy

A

Resistance training increased risk of excessive systolic blood pressure

25
Q

Resistance training precautions:

Dm or cvd patients can not have…

A

Ejection fraction

26
Q

Describe body effects when taking b adrenerg blocking agents in t2 dm patientss

A

Lower heart rate reaponse to PA

Mask hypoglycemic symptoms and lessen counterregulatory response