Chapter 16: Exercise Prescriptions for Health and Fitness Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Physical activity

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any form of repetitive muscular activity that involves large muscle groups

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Physical fitness

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set of attributes that relate to ability to perform physical activity

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Exercise

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a subset of physical activity that is planned, with a goal of improving or maintaining fitness

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higher physical activity is associated with _____ risk of all-cause mortality

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lower

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Which is the most important risk factor for all-cause mortality?

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Low fitness

more important than smoking, systolic BP, cholesterol, and BMI

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Exercise dose adheres to what principle?

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FITT
- frequency
- intensity
- time
- type

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Frequency

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days per week, times per day

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Intensity

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  • % VO2 max
  • % maximal heart rate
  • rating of perceived exertion
  • lactate threshold
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Time

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number of minutes of exercise

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Type

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cardiovascular endurance vs. resistance training

within cardiovascular training (swimming, running, rowing, walking)

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FITT-VP principle

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the addition of Volume and Progression to FITT

Volume
– frequency x intensity x time

Progression
– transition from easier to harder exercises

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Are health related changes dependent on an increase in VO2 max?

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No

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13
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The ACSM/CDC first produced physical activity guidelines in 1955… what were they?

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Recommended 30+ minutes of moderate-intensity (3-6 METs) physical activity on most, preferably all, days of the week

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Most recent, most comprehensive recommendations

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2018

Every adult should accumulate 30 minutes or more of moderate-intensity PA on most, preferably all, days of the week

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The physical activity recommendations (2018) can be accomplished by a variety of intensity and time combinations… what are they?

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  • Perform 150-300 minutes of moderate physical activity per week

or

  • Perform 75-150 minutes of vigorous physical activity per week (>6 METs)

or… some combination of the two

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MPA

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moderate-physical activity

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VPA

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vigorous-physical activity

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What MPA and VPA are the minimum goal for weekly PA?

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150 minutes of MPA

75 minutes of VPA

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Physical activity can be done in _____ to meet the goal

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multiple intermittent bouts (e.g., 5 to 10 min)

20
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What is the range of physical activity and what does it indicate?

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150-300 minutes

indicates that health benefits accrue with more physical activity… that is, more is better

  • for those unable to meet the weekly 150 min goal, achieving as much as possible will still improve health
21
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How many times per week should adults perform muscle strengthening exercises? At what intensity? What muscle focus?

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Adults should perform muscle strengthening exercises at least 2 days per week.

– focus on all major muscle groups

– perform at moderate-to-high intensities

22
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How are physical workloads assigned and prescribed?

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  • assigned to meet individual abilities, goals, preferences
  • prescribed in METs
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1 MET

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3.5 ml x kg-1 x min-1

24
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METS can be used to estimmate

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LPA
low-intensity physical activity
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MET physical activity intensity breakpoints reflect
intensity- dependent health gains
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What are the MET PA intensity breakpoints for LPA,MPA,VPA?
LPA= 1.1 to 2.9 METs MPA= 3 to 5.9 METs VPA= greater than or equal to 6 METs
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MVPA
Moderate to vigorous physical activity
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How can physical activity volume and intensity goals be achieved?
through the accumulation of MET minutes
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What is the recommended minimum of weekly MET minutes associated with improved health?
500 weekly MET minutes
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Why is LPA generally not a part of exercise prescription?
LPA is sometimes called spontaneous or background PA because it describes activities of daily living daily activities; unplanned PA - the accumulation of LPA is generally associated with improved health outcomes
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How can LPA be quantified?
by step counts -pedometers, modern wearables (smart watches)
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Generalized step count thresholds
< 5,000 = "sedentary" 5,000 to 7,900 = "low active" 7,500 to 9,000 = "active" 10,000+ = "highly active"
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Cardiac event risk during exercise
is acutely elevated -- even though cardiac event risk is elevated during exercise, it is still lower compared to sedentary
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Risk of death is _____ to VO2 max
inverse
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When does death risk decrease most?
when the least fit become active
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What is the best way to assess VO2 max?
a graded exercise test (GXT) is optimal the modality (treadmill vs. cycle ergometer) and protocol can impact measured VO2 max
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For most individuals, the highest value for VO2 max is usually measured with which measure?
a running test up a grade on a treadmill
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VO2 max with a walking test is ______ than running
about 6% lower
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VO2 max with cycle ergometer test is ____ than walking
about 5-11% lower
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Arm ergometry vs leg ergometry
Arm ergometry can produce lower VO2 max. About 70% of the VO2 max measured with the legs.
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VO2 max vs VO2 peak
VO2 max refers to value on graded running test VO2 peak- describes the highest VO2 achieved in a particular GXT
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How is VO2 estimated?
submaximal GXT HR-workload relationships can be used to extrapolate VO2 max based on known or estimated maximal HR values
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Estimation of VO2 max from submaximal heart rate response (steps)
- Measure HR at several submaximal work --- measure until a value equal to 70-85% of estimated maximal HR - Extrapolate submaximal HR to estimate VO2 max ----a line is through the HR points measured during the test and extrapolated to the age-adjusted estimate of maximal HR ----another line is drooped down from that point to the x-axis, and the VO2 max is identified
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Potential problems of estimating VO2 from submaximal HR
standard deviation of age-predicted maximal HR is +-11 beats x min-1 --this can result in over or under estimation of VO2 max other factors affect submaximal HR response -- e.g. dehydration, temperature, medications, emotional state