chapter 12 lesson 5 Flashcards
(10 cards)
what does assessing a clients static posture do for a cpt
allows for a quick understanding of how they position their body during the day.
what does assessing movement and performance do for a cpt.
demonstrate a baseline of the clients functional status in a wide range of tasks.
if the first step to assessing a client is static postural assessment what would be the next assessment done on the client.
a fitness proffessional should implement OHSA next to evaluate their dynamic posture.
after assessing the static posture of a client what should the cpt assess next.
the cpt should assess their dynamic posture.
what should all assessment begin with
a PAR-Q+ health history questionnaire
what are all the steps in order when it comes to assessing a prospect
- preparticipation health screening
- physiological assessment
- body composition assessment
- postural and movement assessments
- cardio assessments
- performance assessments.
what is a good indicator that a client should not move on the the single leg squat assessment
if they have a lot of trouble and weakness during the ohsa assessment.
what are two positions that should be avoided for prenatal clients
prone and supine.
Which of the following assessments can be used by Certified Personal Trainers as recruitment tools for prospective clients?
Static postural and overhead squat assessments
TRUE OR FALSE? It is important for all assessments to be sequenced in a specific order to help guarantee accurate results.
True