Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Upper body agility test and how is it performed?

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Davies test - push up position with hands 36 inches apart. Record how many times hands touch each other within 15 seconds . Repeat 3 times

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Pronation Distortion Syndrome

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Foot pronation (flat feet ) adductacted and internally rotated knees.

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Performance testing. what does it measure

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Will measure upper extremity stability, and muscular endurance, lower extremity agility , and overall strength

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Which of the following kinetic chain checkpoints do you emphasize during the single leg squat assessment

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Knees

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If an individuals BMI gets higher than 25

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They are overweight and the chances double for CAD, Diabetes, and cancer

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Compensation : Low Back Arches

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Overactive muscles:Hip flexor complex ,Erector Spinae , Latissimus Dorsi

Under active muscles : Gluteus Maximus , Hamstrings, and intrinsic Core stabilizers

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After the Rockport walk test, you check your clients heart rate for 60 seconds and give them a Vo2 score of “Good” what cardio zone would you begin them in

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Zone 2

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Upper body endurance test

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Push ups

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what does the RockPort test and how is it performed

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Tests clients cardiovascular starting point. 1 mile walk. Record clients heart rate to determine which zone to put them in.

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What is the typical heart rate for a male

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70bpm

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Compensation:Low Back Rounds

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Over active muscles : Hamstrings , Adductor Magnus , Rectus Abdominus , External Obliques

Under active muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Erector Spinae , intrinsic Core stabilizers

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If client receives an excellent on rockport what zone are they in

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Zone 3

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How do you calculate Zone 1

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220-age x .65-.75

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What does the Over head squat test and how is it performed

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Checks dynamic flexibility,core strength ,balance and overall neuromuscular control.perform with shoes off. Squat to height of chair 5 times

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Lower Cross syndrome

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Anterior tilt of pelvis (Arched lower back)

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If client receives an average on rockport test

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Good=zone 2

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Karvonen Formula

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220 -Age

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what are the Intrinsic Core stabilizers

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Transverse abdominis , multifidus, internal oblique, pelvic floor muscles, and transversospinalis

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Compensation :Excessive forward lean

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Overactive muscles :Soleus ,Gastrocnemius , Hip flexor complex ,Abdominal Complex

Under active muscles :Anterior Tibialis, Gluteus Maximus , and Erector Spinae

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If a client receives a below average on rockport /YMCA

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Very poor =zone 1

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Subjective information

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Information given to you by the client

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Durin Womersley body fat (calipers) 4 sites

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Bicep ,tricep,Suprailiac, and subscapularis

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What is the Upper body strength test

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Compensation : Forward Head (pushing pulling assessment )

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Over active muscles Levator Scapula , Sternocleidomastoid , Scalenes

Under active muscles : Deep Cervical Flexors

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Zone 3
220-age x .86-.95
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Lower body agility tests
Shark test-single leg test hoping into squares (9 squares on grid) Deduct .10 seconds if clients hands come off hips, hop into wrong square , does not return to middle square and if non hopping leg touches down
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You have just Learned that your client is a lawyer, what component of a fitness assessment is this
Subjective information
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What is the Lower body strength test
Squat
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Zone 2
220-age x .76-.85
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What is the best way to get an obese clients body fat percentage
Circumference measurements
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Compensation: Arms Fall Forward
Overactive muscles : latissimus Dorsi , Pectoralis Major /minor , teres major , coracobrachialis Under active muscles : Mid /Lower Trapezius ,Rhomboids , Rotator Cuff , Posterior Deltoid
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Physical activity readiness questionnaire( PAR-Q)
Medical history questionnaire to determine clients capabilities to participate in exercise and /or red flags for coronary artery disease (CAD)
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What is not a point10 second fault according to the shark skill test
Foot returns to center square
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Waist -to-hip ratios greater than ____ is a risk factor (male and female)
.80 for females and .95 for males
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How far do you place the two pieces of tape during the Davies test
36 inches
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You noticed that your clients low back arches during the pulling assessment, which of the following muscles is over active
Erector Spinae
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Objective information
Information you obtain ex: body measure ants and fat %
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Compensation : shoulder elevation (Pushing pulling assessment )
Overactive muscles : upper trapezius, sternocleidomastoid ,Levator Scapulae Under active muscles mid /lower Trapezius , Rhomboids , Rotator Cuff
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During the overhead squat assessment, you noticed that your clients knees buckle in word which of the following muscles needs to be strengthened
Gluteus medius
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Symptoms of Upper cross syndrome
Forward lean and rounded shoulders
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Cardio testing helps identify and what is it also known as
Helps identify save and effective starting exercise intensities .cardiopulmonary exercise testing also known as maximal oxygen uptake (VO2)
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Heart rate max
220-age
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What does the Single leg squat check for and how is it performed
Checks dynamic flexibility,core strength ,balance and overall neuromuscular control.perform with shoes off. Squat to a comfortable height up to 5 times then switch sides
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What does the Pull assessment check and how is it performed
Checks movement efficiency and potential muscle imbalances .20 reps in controlled fashion
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What does the Push assessment check and how do you perform it
Checks movement efficiency and potential muscles imbalances.press handles of cables forward for up to 20 controlled reps
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What does YMCA 3 minute step test estimate and how is it performed
Estimates clients individual cardio respiratory fitness. 12 inch steps , 96 steps/min then record clients heart rate for 1 minute
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Posture testing
5 kinetic chain checkpoints are feet ,knees /lumbo-pelvic hip complex (LPHC), shoulders, and head
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L-P-H-C
Lumbo pelvic Hip complex