practical 2- submax Flashcards

1
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6 Reasons to stop any test

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  1. Reaches the ceiling HR (85% of 220-age)
  2. Asks to stop
  3. Shows signs of physiological distress ( angina, respiratory distress etc)
  4. Failure of HR and SBP to increase w work rate
  5. DBP drops >10, SBP >250, DBP> 115
  6. Cant maintain cadence
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2
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mCAFT

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  1. Fit HR monitor
  2. Take resting HR + BP (determine 85% 220-age)
  3. Determine start stage based of gender/age (3 women/ 4 men)
  4. At end of stage have them stand still and palpate HR for 10 sec + RPE
  5. If HR< 85% have go till next stage until >85%

Back step is used for last stage of women (8) and 7+8 for men

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Treadmill walking test (ebbeling)

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  1. Fit HR monitor
  2. Determine HR max and 50% and 70% of this
  3. Client warms up for 4 mins (0% grade) that elicits HR bw 50-70% (3.4-4.0)
  4. Keep same speed but increase grade 5% for 4 mins
  5. Record HR during final 15 sec of each min + RPE in last min up warmup and workload
  6. If steady state bw
    3+4 min cool off subject if not do one more min
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Cycle ergometer

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  1. Fit HR monitor
  2. Determine 85% max HR
  3. 1st workload set to .5 kg
  4. Record HR at end of every minute
  5. If HR is not steady b/w 2nd and 3rd min another min is added
  6. For 2nd stage use HR of last minute to determe workoload (<80= 2.5, 80-90= 2 etc)
  7. For stage 3 and above increase by .5kg every time
  8. Stop when subject reaches 85% or within 10bpm of it
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5
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One mile walk Test

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  1. Subject walks one mile as quickly as possible and HR is taken in final minute of walking
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Recovery for these tests

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3 minute active recovery ( 2 more if they need it)
-HR at every min

Passive recovery for 3 (BP at 1 + 3 mins)
cutoffs HR>99, SBP >144, DBP >90

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