Exam Flashcards

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1
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HR Based on Peak to Peak Measurements

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60s/time btwn peaks

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Cardiac Output Equation

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CO =Heart Rate x Stroke Volume

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HR from R-R Interval (Blood Volume Pulse)

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HR = 1/Cycle Length (R-R Interval) x60 s

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RER

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VCO2/VO2

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RER greater than 1

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Anaerobic
CO2 greater than O2

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RER is less than 1

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Aerobic
CO2 is less than O2

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Respiratory Quotient

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CO2/O2 in Cells/Minute

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Breathing Frequency in Normal Ventilation is how many BPM?

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15 Resp Cycles/Min

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VE

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Frequency x Tidal Volume

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Theoretical HR Max

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220-Age

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Rate O2 Consumption

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VO2= Vi(FIO2-FEO2)

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Rate CO2 Produced

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VCO2= VI x FECO2

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Prediction Equation for VO2 Max

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VO2 = 500 + (WR x10mL/watt)

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VO2 Units

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mL/kg/min

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Performance Equation

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WR(w)/Body Weight (kg)

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VO2 Max Prediction ACSM Running

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VO2 Max = (0.2xSpeed) + (0.9 x speed x fxnal grade %) +3.5

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VO2 Max Prediction ASCSM Walking

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VO2 Max = (0.1xspeed) + (1.8 x speed x fxnal grade %) +3.5

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VO2 Max Prediction FRIEND

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VO2 Max = Speed x (0.17 x fxn grade % x 0.79) +3.5

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Graphing: How many break points for VCO2 vs VO2

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1 corresponds with VT1

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VT1 Cooresponds with what

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Lactate Threshold

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21
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How Many Break Pts on VE vs VO2

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2 corresponds with VT1 and T2

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VT2 Corresponds with what?

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Critical Power

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VT1 Percentage of VO2 Max

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40-60%

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VT2 Percentage of VO2 Max?

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80%

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LT1 Workrate and Heart Rate
250W 140bpm
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LT2 Workrate and Heart Rate
305W 151BPM
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CP Workrate and Heart Rate
385W 170bpm
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Fat Oxidation Equation (g/min)
Fat Ox = 1.695 x VO2 - 1.701 x VCO2
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Carb Oxidation Equation (g/min)
Carb Ox = 4.585 x VCO2 -3.226 x VO2
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What is Fat Max
Stage at which Fat Oxidation is at its highest
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Fat Max is what percentage of VO2 Max?
50-70% of VO2 Max
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What is MMSS
CP
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3 Min CP is what percentage of body weight used
4.5%
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What is CP in the 3 minute all out test
Average Power output (Watts) during the final 30-secs of the 3-minute all out test
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Anaerobic Work Capacity
Integral of the power vs. time relationship (area below the curve where power exceeds CP)
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LT1 Blood Lactate
2.0 mmol/L
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LT2 Blood Lactate
4.0 mmol/L
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Peak Power
Max Value of Power Corresponds to Max Anaerobic Power
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Mean Power
Total Amount of Work Index of Aerobic Capacity
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Fatigue Index
Rate of Power Decrease
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Anaerobic Capacity Wingate
Area under the curve
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Strength for 1 RM
80%
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Power for 1 RM
40-70% RM
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Jumping for 1RM
30%RM
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Wingate Resistance Calculation
75 g/kg bodyweight Load = Body Mass (kg) x 0.075
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Peak Power Calculation Wingate
Highest 5-second output within the first 10 seconds
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Fatigue Index Calculation Wingate
High-Lowest 5 Second Power Output / Time Elapsed
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RPM Calculation Wingate
RPM = (Revolution/5 Second Bin)x12
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Peak Power Wingate using Load and RPM
PP = Load x RPM
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Relative Power
PP (W) /Body Mass (kg)
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Mean Power Wingate
Add Up All Peak Power Values/ 6 Total
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Mean Power Relative
Mean Power Wingate /Body mass
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Rate of Fatigue Calculation
(Peak Power-Lowest Power/Peak Power) x100
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1 RM Prediction Equation
1 RM = Test Weight x (1 + Reps Completed /30)
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1 RM Table (knowing what percentage of RM that your test was completed at)
77 for 5 Reps 77=X 87 =100
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COD Deficient calculation
COD Deficient = 505 time -10m Time The time it takes to add one 180-degree turn/change of direction to a 10 m sprint
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VO2 Max Beep Leger
Vo2 Max = -27.4 +6.0 (max aerobic speed)
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VO2 Max Beep Stickland Males
Vo2 Max = 2.75 x (last half level) +28.8
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VO2 Max Beep Stickland Females
Vo2 Max = 2.85 x (last half level) +25.1
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Horizontal Power Equation (kg/m/s)
Horizontal Power (kg/m/s) = Force (kg) x Average Velocity (m/s)
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Yo-Yo VO2 Max Equation
VO2 Max = Distance x 0.0084 +36.4
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METS
Relative VO2 /3.5
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Bike VO2 Max Equation
500 + WR x 10mL / Body kg
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Absolute VO2 to Relative VO2
(Absolute VO2 x1000) / Body Weight
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Relative VO2 to Absolute Vo2
Relative Vo2 x Body Weight / 1000
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Grams of Carbs to Consume
1) Vo2 @ Lactate 65% x 5.91 L (Vo2 Max) = 3.84 L/Min 2)O2 to Cal (x5) 3.84 x5= 19.21 L/Min 3)Min to Hr (x60) 19.21 x 60 = 1152 (TOTAL NRG Expenditure) 4)Find % CHO (Half) 1152 x 0.5 = 575.25 5) CHO Cal to Grams (/4) 575.25/4 = 143.8 g/hr
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CP area under curve
1)Collect Data and Determine the CP 2)Calculate the Power Difference above CP -Difference = P (for each 5-second bucket)-CP 3)Calculate the area using trapezoid rule 4)Sum all
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What does area under curve for CP give?
Anaerobic work capacity, above CP for duration of the test J/jh
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Trapezoidal Rule
Area = ((Dn+Dn+1)/2) x time Dn = Difference from CP @ the beginning of interval Dn + 1= Difference from CP @ end of the interval t= Time is the duration of the interval (5 seconds)
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Standard Deviation
1)Find Mean 2)Subtract Mean for Each Score 3)Square Each deviation 4)Add the Square Deviations 5)Divide the sum by the # of scores (average) 6)Take Root
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Zone 1
Less 175 W Less 120 BPM
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Zone 2
175-250 W 120-140 BPM
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Zone 3
250-305 W 140-151 BPM
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Zone 4
350-385 W 151-170 BPM
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Zone 5
Greater than 385 W Greater than 170 BPM
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When calculating VO2 make sure to multiple by what
1000