Chapter 13 Flashcards

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this rate of breathing can decrease SBP and DBP

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2:1

exhalation time is twice the time of inhalation

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mind body exercise programs: 5

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yoga

pilates

tai chi

somatics

martial arts

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benefits of tai chi and yoga: metabolic: 4

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increased glucose tolerance
increased insulin sensitivity
decreased blood lactate levels
improved blood lipid profile

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this type of mind-body exercise:

integration of nature into the movement pattern

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american indian and alaskan spiritual dancing

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for yoga to slow progression or cause regression of coronary disease there must be a decrease in_ by dietary means

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LDL

blood lipids

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criteria for mind-body exercise: 4

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meditative/contemplative
kinestetic body awareness
anatomical alignment / choreography
energycentric

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Characteristics of kind body exercise that are helpful for those with chronic disease

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Improved proprioception (muscle sense) and kinesthesis

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this exercise helpful for balance and coordination

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tai chi

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meditation walking is called

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neuromuscular integrative action

Nia

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_ can be assessed after 4-6 weeks of mind -body exersice

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BP

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mind-body exercises is attentive to: 2

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present moment

process oriented

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Lifestyle heart trial demonstrates - hatha yoga, low fat diet modest regression in _

sequence of _ to _ asanas

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atherosclerotic diease in CVD patients

8 to 15

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benefits of tai chi and yoga: psychobiological - 2

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reduction in insomnia

reduced atrial arrhythmias

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form of tai chi:

lively steps

high stance - easier for older clients

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sun style

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major chronic diseases managed by mind-body exercises: 5

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heart disease

stroke

cancer

diabetes

arthritis

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optimal breathwork: 7

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diaphragmatic
nasal
smooth
even
quiet
free of pauses
deep
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hatha yoga sessions start and end with _

2

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relaxation pose

savasana or corpse pose

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Qigong - exhaling releases negative ā€œqiā€ and accompanies a _ movement

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closing - moving arms back to the body

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this type of yoga emphasises diet

dean ornish

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integral yoga

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classical yoga is called

8 components:

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yoga sutra

moral prinicples
observances
posture
breath control
withdrawl of the senses
concentration
meditation
pure contemplation
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ways to integrate mind-body characteristics into training: breathing

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yogic breathing during warm up and cool down

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this type of yoga contract a particular and relax them

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somatic yoga

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taiji qigong ideal as preparation for_ or as a _

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higher intensity conditioning

or

as a cool down

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hypothalmic pituitary adrenal axis (HPA) :

decreases what 2 hormones

decreases what 2 states

2 things that reduce activation of HPA

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catecholamines and cortisol

decreases arousal and hypervigilance

meditation or pranayama (controlled breathing)

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benefits of tai chi and yoga: musculoskeletal - 3
reduced knee arthritis symptoms decreased falls in seniors decreased low back pain
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vigorous yoga 90 minutes 90 to 105 dgree studio
birkham yoga
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2 exercises that do not utilize choreography
Nia ethnic dances
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mind-body connection =
hypothalamus -pituitary CRH interface
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form of tai chi: 36 postures grasping the sparrow's tail slant flying embrace tiger push mountain
wu style
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108 flowing movements
tai chi
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Progression in Hatha yoga
Increase complexity of asanas
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teaches transformation of neuromuscular habits, which may be precursors for injury useful for individuals with sciatica, low back pain, neck pain or athletes that wish to move with greater coordination
alexander technique
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mind-body exercises can reduce emotional-cognitive triggers of
ACS - acute coronary syndromes
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dietrary meditation spiritual hatha yoga exercise`
yogic lifestyles include on daily basis
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form of tai chi: contains motions - leaping, scurrying, bouncing, discharging
original chen style
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Progression in Hatha yoga
Increase complexity of asanas
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physical arm of yoga - most practiced form of yoga today
hatha yoga
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this type of mind-body exercise: 55 minutes of movement to diverse music includes moderate level aerobic component
NIA neuromuscular integrative action
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mind-body exercise can assist in the management of chronic disease states: 3
cardiovascular disease diabetes arthritis
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a hormone and neurotransmitter released by the hypothalamus in response to stress
corticotropin releasing hormone CRH
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clients with low back pain reported a _ decrease in pain when participating in yoga/pilates classes
50%
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integration of mind and body disciplines union physical and spiritual disciplines practiced by buddhists, jain and hindu
yoga
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"power yoga" breathing method ujjayi pranayama
ashtanga yoga
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sun salutation sequence is part of _ yoga
sivananda yoda
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"qi" = "gong" = gong AKA
vital enery of body skill of working with the "qi" "chi"
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yoga of awareness awaken serpent energy - coiled up energy poses symbolic of life habits
kundalini yoga
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form of tai chi: 100 movements based on long yang form
chang style
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this type of mind-body exercise: ATM - awareness through movement functional integration non-verbal, manual contract lessons are taught with practitioner gently touching or moving the client
feldenkrais method
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root of most contemporary mind-body exercise programs
yoga and tai chi
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tai chi and qigong can decrease: 3
stroke stroke mortality BP
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decreased : OCD osteroarthritis symptoms carpal-tunnel symptoms
benefits of yoga and tai chi
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low to moderate intensity physical activity performed with a meditative, proprioceptive or sensory awareness component physical activity performed with a profound inward mental focus
mind-body exercise
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methodology for activating the medicine with - natural self healing
"Qigong"
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dong gong =
active or physical exercise
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tai chi can be adapted to sort form for clients with _ and for _
disabilities seniors
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neurons that conduct impulses from sensory receptors into the CNS
muscle afferents
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moving meditation is known as
tai chi
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form of tai chi: most widely practiced form today long form 108 short form 24 yin and yang
yang style
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jing gong =
tranquil or passive
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Characteristics of kind body exercise that are helpful for those with chronic disease
Improved proprioception (muscle sense) and kinesthesis
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ways to integrate mind-body characteristics into training:
yoga poses for balance - tree pose kinethesis of each muscle contraction - muscle sense yoga poses for flexibility
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bone mineral density balance lipid profile effectiveness of cancel therapy
tai chi and qigong can improve
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benefits of tai chi and yoga: cardiovascular - 4
decreases resting BP increased parasympathetic tone , increased HR variability improved blood lipids CAD regression
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but as for me and my house
we will serve the Lord
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2 reasons trainers should be familiar with mind-body exercises
this knowledge can reduce the misconceptions of mind-body exercise trainers can more confidently refer clients to qualified mind-body teachers
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this type of mind-body exercise: floor/mat work and reformer helps client to overcome faulty movement patterns
pilates
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significant improvements in leap height, explosive power and reaction time can result from _ training
pilates
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this exercise is helpful for arthritis, low back pain, postural problems
hatha yoga
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improve the balance of functions in the body is the goal of _ executed between _ and _ METS
Qigong 2 and 4 METS
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Qigong - inhaling brings positive "qi" into the body and accompanies an _ movement
opening - arms opening away from the body
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yoga taught on one on one basis theraputic application
viniyoga
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20 movements and one ending pose
tai chi chih
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3 validated spiritiuality assessments BSS MAAS SIWB
brief serenity scale mindful attention awareness scale spirituality index of well being
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hormone released by the pituitary gland that affects various important bodily functions controls the secretion of adrenal hormones controls rate at which substances are exchanged btwn blood and tissues
adrenocorticotropin hormone ACTH
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whenever the yoga pose expand the chest or abdomen the client should
inhale
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voluntary breath control theraputic modality in managing
pranayama chronic heart failure
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3 level style of yoga blends hatha and raja
kripalu yoga
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6 branches of yoga:
``` inana karma mantra tantra raja hatha ```
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FEV1 valid assessment when FEV1 is less than _ %
maximal forced expiratory volume in one second 80%
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form of yoga using isometric contractions to attain precise body alignment
lyengar yoga