Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the rate of oxygen uptake during maximal exercise, and reflects the capacity of the heart, lungs, and blood to deliver oxygen to the working muscles during dynamic exercise

A

VO2 Max

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What is the highest rate of oxygen consumption measured ding the exercise test, regardless of wheterh or not a VO2 Plateau is reached

A

Peak VO2

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3
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T/F The VO2 Peak may be higher, lower than, or equal to VO2 max

A

T

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4
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Which VO2 is measured in liters per minute or milliliters per minute and provides a measure of energy cost for non-weight bearing activities such as leg or arm cycle ergometry

A

Absolute VO2 Max

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5
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Which VO2 is used to classify an individual’s cardiorespiratory fitness level or to compare fitness levels of individuals differing in body size

A

Relative

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6
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T/F Relative VO2 cannot be used to estimate the energy cost of weight-bearing activities such as walking, running, and stair climbing.

A

F
It can be

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7
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What is the total rate of oxygen consumption and reflects the caloric costs of both rest and exercise
(_________= resting VO2 + exercise VO2)

A

Gross VO2

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8
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Which VO2 represents the rate of oxygen consumption in excess of the resting VO2 and is used to describe the caloric cost of the exercise

A

Net VO2

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9
Q

T/F
Gross and Net VO2 can be expressed in either absolute or relative

A

T

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10
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-A drop of systolic BP >10mmHg from baseline BP despite an increase in workload and an excessive rise in BP, Systolic pressure >250 mmHg or diastolic pressure >115 mmHg
-Onset of Angina
-SOB
-Signs of poor perfusion

A

Indications for terminating a GXT

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11
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What are some examples of field tests for assessing aerobic fitness

A

-Running
-Walking test
-Step tests

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12
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What are some examples of distance run tests

A

1 mile jogging test
1.5 mile run/walk test
9 or 12 min run test
20 m shuttle run test

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13
Q

Which step test protocol has a 30 steps/min rate on a 20 in bench height and lasts for 5 minutes

A

Harvard

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14
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Which step test protocol has a 24 step/min rate on a 18in bench height and lasts for 3 min

A

3 min step test

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15
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Which step test has a step rate of 24-30 steps/min on a split level 15-20 in bench that lasts for 18 innings, 50 sec each

A

OSU Step Test

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16
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Which step test has a step rate 24-30 steps/min on a tri-level bench 14-20in and lasts 20 innings, 50 sec each

A

Eastern Michigan University

17
Q

Which step test has a 24-36 steps/min, on a 17 in bench and lasts 18 innings, 50 sec each

A

Cotten Revision of OSU

18
Q

Which step test has a rate of 22 steps/min for women and 24 steps/min for men on a 16.25 in bench height and lasts for 3 min

A

Queens College Step test