Principles of Assessment Flashcards

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What is the criterion-referenced standard for interpretation?

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Poor,fair,good,excellent

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This interpretation is based on past performance of groups of individuals with similar characteristics

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Norms standard

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3
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What do you need to identify in your pre-assessment screening?

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1: Medical contraindications to exercise
2: Those who need a medical evaluation prior to performing
3: Other health related concerns

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4
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What are some pre-assessment screening tools?

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  • Risk classification assessment
  • Par-Q+
  • Lab tests
  • Medical History
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5
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What is included in PT exam?

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Cardio pulm
MS
Neuro
Integumentary

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What is included in a comprehensive health and fitness exam?

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Prescreening
PT exam
Anthropometric Measurments
CRF
Muscular strength+endurance
Flexibility
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7
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Simple prescreening health assessment questionaire for assessing readiness of starting a PA program

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PAR-Q

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Who is PAR-Q designed for?

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Ppl (15-69) who want to start light to moderate exercise program

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9
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In par-q if you are at low risk you can

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exercise at low-mod intensity w/ minimal supervision

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in par-q, if you are at mod risk you can

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exercise under guidance of trained professionals

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in par-q if you are high risk you should

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be in medically supervised settings

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12
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In Par-q if you answer yes to follow up Qs on page 2 or 3 what happens

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ur referred to ePARmed-X+

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13
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How long is PAR-Q valid for? how about ePARmed-X+?

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12 months

6 months

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14
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the new exercise-informed model heal screening is based on what 3 factors?

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1: current level of PA
2: Presence of s+s or diseases
3: Desired exercise intensity

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15
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Physically active adult has 30-40% lower risk of developing ______ compared to inactive

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CVD

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16
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Whats included in lab tests?

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lipid panel
Glucose
CBC
Electrolytes
CMP
Thyroid Fx
17
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What are anthropometric measurements?

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Ht.
Wt.
somatotype
BMI
Body fat
regional fat distribution
Waist circumference
18
Q

What are the 3 somatotypes?

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Endomorph (thicc)
Mesomorph (swole)
Ectomorphy ( thin)