Section 1 Flashcards

1
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List 3 responsibilities in the personal trainer’s Code of Ethics that certified professionals are guided by as they interact with clients, the public, and other health and fitness professionals.

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  1. Provide safe and effective instruction
  2. Provide equal and fair treatment to all clients
  3. Maintain the confidentiality of all client information
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  1. Which of the following is WITHIN the scope of practice for personal trainers?
    A - Counseling clients through life experiences that negatively impact program adherence
    B - Screening clients for exercise limitations to facilitate exercise program design
    C - Evaluating client injuries while designing rehabilitative exercise programs
    D - Recommending effective supplements for clients who skip meals
A

B

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Which of the following is OUTSIDE of the certified Personal Trainer scope of practice?
A. Developing exercise programs for clients who have type 2 diabetes and medical clearance for exercise
B. Providing guidance, motivation, and feedback to empower individuals to adhere to their exercise programs
C. Implementing post-rehabilitative exercise programs for clients following their physicians’ recommendations
D. Counseling a client who shows signs of depression

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D

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If a client asks you for supplement advice you should
A. Refer them to a more experienced trainer who has lots of nutritional knowledge
B. Take a nutritional workshop on supplements before you make any recommendations
C. Refer them to a Registered Dietitian
D. Only recommend supplements covered under your insurance

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C

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5
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The primary purpose of the exam certification is to
A. Enhance the knowledge and skills of the personal trainer
B. Help the trainer secure a job at a fitness facility
C. Protect the public from harm by ensuring the trainer meets a minimum level of competence
D. Confirm the trainer’s understanding of key concepts following an educational degree

A

C

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Having an NCCA Accredited Personal Training Certification benefits you because
A.It will help you get a job as a personal trainer
B.You will be able to charge your clients more money
C.It legitimizes you as a member of the Healthcare Continuum
D.It allows you to recommend supplements

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C

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7
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To renew your certification, ACE Certified Professionals must complete a minimum of ______ hours of continuing education credits and maintain a current certificate in_______?
A.10; cardiopulmonary resuscitation
B.20; risk management
C.20; cardiopulmonary resuscitation
D.30; risk management

A

C

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8
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What foundational element is the ACE IFT Model built upon?
A.Health improvement
B.Functional fitness
C.Developing rapport
D.Cardiorespiratory fitness

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C

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9
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In what phase of the functional movement and resistance training component of the ACE IFT Model would a person be categorized if he has lumbar lordosis, limited range of motion in the hips and shoulders, and performs resistance-training workouts four days per week?
A.Phase 1: Function - Stability and mobility training
B.Phase 2: Movement training
C.Phase 3: Load training
D.Phase 4: Performance training

A

A

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10
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Which best describes the 5 primary movements?
A.Jumping, hopping, pulling, pushing, and swinging movements
B.Throwing, rotational, squatting, arching and lunging movements
C.Squatting, lunging, pushing, pulling, and rotational movements
D.Jumping, swinging, pushing, pulling, and twisting movements

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C

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  1. As recommended by ACSM Adults should get a minimum of _______ minutes of moderate intensity cardio per week to achieve health benefits.
    A.90
    B.120
    C.150
    D.300
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C

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12
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  1. Which phase of the ACE IFT Cardiorespiratory Model is a client in when they can train between VT1 to just below VT2?
    A.Aerobic Base
    B.Explosive Power
    C.Fitness
    D.Performance
A

C

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13
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Speed, agility, quickness, and reactivity drills that would be MOST appropriate for which of the following clients?
A.40-year-old male competitive basketball player
B.22-year-old male competitive body builder
C.50-year-old female ultra-marathon runner
D.34-year-old female recreational cyclist

A

A

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14
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ACE’s Integrated Fitness Model follows a function-health-fitness-performance continuum. For resistance training what is the focus of phase 1?
A.To incorporate weights into the 5 basic movement patterns
B.To incorporate balance and dynamic movements
C.To teach effective movement patterns with only body weight
D.To strengthen the core and teach proper postural alignment

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D

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15
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What is the primary goal of introducing interval training in phase 2 of a client’s cardiorespiratory program?
A.To improve aerobic endurance by raising the intensity of exercise
B.To add variety to the program to avoid boredom
C.To help the client exercise at intensities beyond VT1
D.To increase the client’s adherence to the program by improving his or her mood state

A

A

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16
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What is the most important goal when working with special populations?
A.To provide them with initial positive experiences that promote adherence through easily achieved successes
B.To move them through the various phases of the ACE IFT Model with the goal of improving fitness and performance
C.To reach the stage of resistance training during which external loads are introduced, as this will improve their performance of activities of daily living
D.To teach them the importance of daily exercise and continuing with their programs even during times of illness or discomfort

A

A

17
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Clients working in the Performance training phase of the ACE IFT Model generally have goals related to?
A.Long-duration, moderate-intensity events requiring great endurance
B.Long-duration events of a nearly constant speed and intensity
C.Short-duration, high-intensity efforts during longer endurance events
D.Short-duration, high-intensity efforts requiring explosive power but little endurance

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C

18
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Once a client has reached Phase 3 of ACE IFT Model for cardiorespiratory exercise, the total duration of weekly cardio is still predominantly at steady state, or just below VT1.
T / F

A

T

19
Q

Personal Trainers can rehabilitate clients who are recovering from musculoskeletal injuries.
T / F

A

F

20
Q

When working with a physically inactive client, the most appropriate exercise starting point would be the cardiorespiratory Fitness Training phase.
T / F

A

F

21
Q

It is essential that personal trainers conduct assessments of muscular strength and endurance before a new client begins a stability and mobility training program.
T / F

A

F

22
Q

No fitness assessments are recommended during the aerobic base training phase of cardiorespiratory training.
T / F

A

T

23
Q

Which of the following is correct regarding the Integrated Fitness Model?

A - The Integrated Fitness Model is broken into two categories: Resistance Training & Cardiovascular Training. Each category consists of 3 phases.
B - The Integrated Fitness Model is broken into two categories: Resistance Training & Flexibility Training. Each category consists of 3 phases.
C - The Integrated Fitness Model is broken into two categories: Flexibility Training & Cardiovascular Training. Each category consists of 2 phases.
D - The Integrated Fitness Model is broken into two categories: Resistance Training & Cardiovascular Training. Each category consists of 2 phases.

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A

24
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What are the 3 phases of Resistance Training?

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Phase 1- Functional Training
Phase 2 - Movement
Phase 3 - Load & Speed

25
Q

ACE certifications have receive third party accreditation through?

A - NCCA
B - HIPPA
C - NSCA
D - BCRPA

A

A

26
Q

A personal trainer must renew their ACE Personal Trainer Certification every ________, by obtaining a minimum of __________.

A - Year / 10 hours or 1.0 continuing education credits
B - 2 years / 20 hours or 2.0 continuing education credits
C - 3 years / 30 hours or 3.0 continuing education credits
D - A personal trainer does not need to renew their certificate

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B

27
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Which of the following is NOT a principle ACE’s Code of Ethics for Personal Trainers?

A - Stay up-to-date on the latest health and fitness research and understand its practical application
B - Maintain current CPR certification and knowledge of first-aid services
C - Comply with all applicable business, employment, and intellectual property laws
D - Be prepared for emergency situations and respond appropriately when they occur

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D

28
Q

Which of the following is true regarding scope of practice?

A - Trainers are allowed to inform clientelle of the health of food items or supplements but can not recommend without proper education and licensure
B - Trainers are allowed to create meal plans and diets to assist clientelle in their health and performance goals
C - Trainers are allowed to perscribe fitness routines that will assist in their health and performance goals.
D - Trainers are allowed to counsel clientelle who show signs of depression.

A

A

29
Q

Which of the following is false regarding an ACE Personal Trainers Scope of Practice?

A - Developing and implementing exercise programs that are safe, effective, and appropriate for individuals who are apparently healthy or have medical clearance to exercise
B - Diagnosing the client for muscular imbalances and weaknesses.
C - Assisting clients in setting and achieving realistic fitness goals
D - Recognizing what is within the scope of practice and always referring clients to other healthcare professionals when appropriate

A

B

30
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5 primary movements of the body which are:

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1 Bend & Lift (squat, deadlift)
2 Single Leg (lunge, step-ups)
3 Pushing (push-up, bench press)
4 Pulling (standing row)
5 Rotation (wood chop)