Week 1 Flashcards

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Lecture 1:

What are the 10 must haves of Consent?

A

1.) Voluntary
2.) Specific
3.) Factual
4.) Informed
5.) Nature of assessment/procedure
6.) Who will perform the procedure
7.) Reasons for the procedure
8.) Material risks & side effects
9.) Alternative procedures
10.) Relevant personal concerns

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Lecture 1:

Who can provide informed consent?

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Anyone who can comprehend the risks/benefits
- understand what is happening/info given
- Appreciate possible consequences of decision or lack of one

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Lecture 1:

Does age matter when giving consent?

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Age does matter but only because kids cannot fully understand the risks/benefits of what is happening
- so more about the understanding than numerical age

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Lab 1:

What are some benefits of exercise?

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  • absense of disease
  • increase cardiovascular health (decrease BP & CVD)
  • improved mental health, social life, & stress relief
  • injury prevention (increase flexibility & strength)
  • decrease early mortality & future decline w age
  • decrease risk of some cancers
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Lab 1:

What are some Risks of Exercise?

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  • risk of injury (bone, joint, muscle, ligament, sprain..)
  • Overuse injury
  • Burnout & exhaustion
  • DOMS & dehydration
  • isolation from others due to too much commitment
  • may induce cardiac event
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Lab 1:

What are the 3 main categories of Risk of exercise?

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1.) Musculoskeletal Injury
2.) Myocardial Infarction
3.) Sudden Cardiac Death

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Lab 1:

How do you prevent/control exercise risks?

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  • proper warmup, form, technique, & cool down
  • watch HR & BP when exercising
  • adequate nutrients & fluids before/after
  • follow scientific parameters for when & when not to exercise and exercise prescriptions
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Lab 1:

Review how to use ACSM’s Pre-r exercise Screening

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Lab 1:

Why are knowing the risks for cardiovascular disease important?

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Risk factors aren’t needed for medical clearance but will help with making exercise prescriptions

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10
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Lab 1:

Review the risk factors for cardiovascular disease

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Put on cheat sheet for exam

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11
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Lab 1:

What is the formula for calculating BMI?

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Weight (kg) divided by height (m)^2

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