Special Populations Flashcards

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True or False

Exercising in the first two trimesters is associated with a higher birth weight.

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- Exercising in the first two trimesters is associated with a higher birth weight.

False - Exercise in the first two trimesters is associated with normal birth weight, not higher.

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of exercising during pregnancy?

  • A) Reduction in risk of gestational diabetes
  • B) Decrease in risk of preeclampsia
  • C) Guaranteed prevention of preterm labor
  • D) Decrease in risk of C-section

Special Populations

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of exercising during pregnancy?

  • A) Reduction in risk of gestational diabetes
  • B) Decrease in risk of preeclampsia
  • C) Guaranteed prevention of preterm labor
  • D) Decrease in risk of C-section
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Continuing exercise into the _ ? _ trimester can result in a lower birth weight.

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Continuing exercise into the third trimester can result in a lower birth weight.

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Which activity is generally safe for children to perform during exercise according to the material?

  • A) High-impact aerobics
  • B) Heavy weightlifting
  • C) Swimming
  • D) Marathon running

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Which activity is generally safe for children to perform during exercise according to the material?

  • A) High-impact aerobics
  • B) Heavy weightlifting
  • C) Swimming
  • D) Marathon running
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Children can gain strength via resistance training due to improved _ ? _.

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Children can gain strength via resistance training due to improved neural recruitment of muscle tissue.

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What is NOT a reported benefit of children participating in regular physical exercise?

  • A) Increased muscle mass
  • B) Heightened physical growth rate
  • C) Improved bone density and health
  • D) Enhanced neural recruitment of muscle tissue

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What is NOT a reported benefit of children participating in regular physical exercise?

  • A) Increased muscle mass
  • B) Heightened physical growth rate
  • C) Improved bone density and health
  • D) Enhanced neural recruitment of muscle tissue
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Relative to body surface area, children show no difference in _ ? _ compared to adults.

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Relative to body surface area, children show no difference in maximal cardiac output, stroke volume, and oxygen uptake compared to adults.

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Which exercise response is characteristic of children compared to adults?

  • A) Higher absolute maximal cardiac output
  • B) Higher blood pressure during physical activities
  • C) Smaller hearts and lower blood volumes
  • D) Higher improvement in VO2max during endurance training

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Which exercise response is characteristic of children compared to adults?

  • A) Higher absolute maximal cardiac output
  • B) Higher blood pressure during physical activities
  • C) Smaller hearts and lower blood volumes
  • D) Higher improvement in VO2max during endurance training
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Which of the following is a physiological effect of aging on the cardiovascular system in the elderly?

  • A) Increased maximal cardiac output
  • B) Decline in maximal stroke volume
  • C) Decreased mean arterial pressure
  • D) Increased ventricular elasticity

Special Populations

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Which of the following is a physiological effect of aging on the cardiovascular system in the elderly?

  • A) Increased maximal cardiac output
  • B) Decline in maximal stroke volume
  • C) Decreased mean arterial pressure
  • D) Increased ventricular elasticity
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The loss of muscle mass due to aging is known as _ ? _.

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The loss of muscle mass due to aging is known as sarcopenia.

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What adaptation occurs in older adults who engage in regular exercise?

  • A) Decrease in lean body mass
  • B) Increase in bone fragility
  • C) Improved oxygen extraction by working muscles
  • D) Reduction in cardiac output

Special Populations

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What adaptation occurs in older adults who engage in regular exercise?

  • A) Decrease in lean body mass
  • B) Increase in bone fragility
  • C) Improved oxygen extraction by working muscles
  • D) Reduction in cardiac output
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Endurance training in postmenopausal women enhances bone mineral density particularly in the ?.

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Endurance training in postmenopausal women enhances bone mineral density particularly in the weight-bearing bones and joints of the lower body.

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What is recommended as part of the exercise prescription for elderly individuals?

  • A) High-intensity interval training as the primary exercise mode
  • B) Avoidance of resistance training to prevent injury
  • C) Exercises to improve balance and coordination
  • D) Exclusive focus on flexibility without cardiovascular exercises

Special Populations

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What is recommended as part of the exercise prescription for elderly individuals?

  • A) High-intensity interval training as the primary exercise mode
  • B) Avoidance of resistance training to prevent injury
  • C) Exercises to improve balance and coordination
  • D) Exclusive focus on flexibility without cardiovascular exercises
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What precaution is recommended for asthmatics when exercising?

  • A) Avoid all forms of physical activity
  • B) Engage in high-intensity sports only
  • C) Utilize a warm-up and cool-down routine
  • D) Only exercise indoors

Special Populations

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What precaution is recommended for asthmatics when exercising?

  • A) Avoid all forms of physical activity
  • B) Engage in high-intensity sports only
  • C) Utilize a warm-up and cool-down routine
  • D) Only exercise indoors
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How does exercise affect insulin sensitivity in individuals with Type 2 diabetes?

  • A) Decreases sensitivity
  • B) No effect on sensitivity
  • C) Increases sensitivity
  • D) Only changes insulin production

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How does exercise affect insulin sensitivity in individuals with Type 2 diabetes?

  • A) Decreases sensitivity
  • B) No effect on sensitivity
  • C) Increases sensitivity
  • D) Only changes insulin production
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15
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Regular ? training can treat and even prevent Type 2 diabetes.

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Regular endurance and resistance training can treat and even prevent Type 2 diabetes.

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What is the effect of endurance training on blood pressure in individuals with hypertension?

  • A) Increases resting blood pressure
  • B) Reduces resting blood pressure
  • C) Has no impact on blood pressure
  • D) Only affects blood pressure during exercise

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What is the effect of endurance training on blood pressure in individuals with hypertension?

  • A) Increases resting blood pressure
  • B) Reduces resting blood pressure
  • C) Has no impact on blood pressure
  • D) Only affects blood pressure during exercise
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Which lifestyle change is a primary management strategy for metabolic syndrome?

  • A) Increasing sedentary leisure time
  • B) Consuming a high-fat diet
  • C) Engaging in regular aerobic exercise
  • D) Avoiding all forms of exercise

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Which lifestyle change is a primary management strategy for metabolic syndrome?

  • A) Increasing sedentary leisure time
  • B) Consuming a high-fat diet
  • C) Engaging in regular aerobic exercise
  • D) Avoiding all forms of exercise
18
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Management of metabolic syndrome often involves weight reduction and a ? diet.

Special Populations

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Management of metabolic syndrome often involves weight reduction and a low-fat diet.

19
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What is a benefit of resistance training in individuals with HIV/AIDS?

  • A) Increases viral load
  • B) Decreases muscle mass
  • C) Increases muscle mass
  • D) No impact on physical health

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What is a benefit of resistance training in individuals with HIV/AIDS?

  • A) Increases viral load
  • B) Decreases muscle mass
  • C) Increases muscle mass
  • D) No impact on physical health
20
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Aerobic exercise in individuals with HIV has been shown to improve ? .

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Aerobic exercise in individuals with HIV has been shown to improve VO2 max.

21
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Moderate aerobic exercise has been shown to _ ? _ the incidence of seizures in individuals with epilepsy.

  • A) Increase
  • B) Decrease
  • C) Have no effect on
  • D) Only temporarily modify

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Moderate aerobic exercise has been shown to _ ? _ the incidence of seizures in individuals with epilepsy.

  • A) Increase
  • B) Decrease
  • C) Have no effect on
  • D) Only temporarily modify
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What is a recommended preventative measure for exercise-induced asthma?

  • A) Avoid all forms of exercise
  • B) Use inhaled corticosteroids before exercising
  • C) Limit exercise to low-intensity activities only
  • D) Exercise only in extreme temperatures

Special Populations

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What is a recommended preventative measure for exercise-induced asthma?

  • A) Avoid all forms of exercise
  • B) Use inhaled corticosteroids before exercising
  • C) Limit exercise to low-intensity activities only
  • D) Exercise only in extreme temperatures
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What is an important consideration for exercising in hot environments, particularly for children?

  • A) Encourage high-intensity exercises to shorten exposure time
  • B) Ensure adequate hydration throughout the activity
  • C) Limit fluid intake to prevent hyponatremia
  • D) Use heavy clothing to promote sweat and cooling

Special Populations

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What is an important consideration for exercising in hot environments, particularly for children?

  • A) Encourage high-intensity exercises to shorten exposure time
  • B) Ensure adequate hydration throughout the activity
  • C) Limit fluid intake to prevent hyponatremia
  • D) Use heavy clothing to promote sweat and cooling
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Which precaution should be emphasized for elderly individuals engaging in exercise?

  • A) Avoid all forms of resistance training
  • B) Perform high-impact activities to strengthen bones
  • C) Include exercises to improve balance and coordination
  • D) Engage in unsupervised exercise routines

Special Populations

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Which precaution should be emphasized for elderly individuals engaging in exercise?

  • A) Avoid all forms of resistance training
  • B) Perform high-impact activities to strengthen bones
  • C) Include exercises to improve balance and coordination
  • D) Engage in unsupervised exercise routines
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In the context of diabetes management, what safety precaution should be taken during exercise?

  • A) Exercise without prior blood glucose monitoring
  • B) Avoid resistance training to prevent hypoglycemia
  • C) Ignore symptoms of hypoglycemia while exercising
  • D) Monitor blood glucose levels before and after exercise

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In the context of diabetes management, what safety precaution should be taken during exercise?

  • A) Exercise without prior blood glucose monitoring
  • B) Avoid resistance training to prevent hypoglycemia
  • C) Ignore symptoms of hypoglycemia while exercising
  • D) Monitor blood glucose levels before and after exercise
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Effects of maternal exercise on fetal outcomes = ?

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- Effects of maternal exercise on fetal outcomes

  • Exercise in first 2 trimesters = normal birth weight
  • Exercise continued into 3rd trimester = lower birth weight
  • Either no increased risk or less risk of preterm labor
  • Decrease in risk of C-section
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These activities usually are safe during pregnancy = ?

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- These activities usually are safe during pregnancy:

  • Walking
  • Swimming
  • Stationary bike
  • Yoga and Pilates classes
  • Low-impact aerobics classes
  • Strength training.
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Physiological Effects of Aging on Cardiovascular System = ?

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- Physiological Effects of Aging on Cardiovascular System:

  • Decreased cardiovascular fitness (VO2max)
  • Decline in maximal cardiac output
  • Reduction in maximal stroke volume
  • Reduction in ventricular contractility
  • Arterial wall stiffness
  • Higher mean arterial pressure
  • Increased blood pressure
  • Reduction in blood delivered to contracting muscles
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Physiological effects of aging on skeletal muscle system

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Physiological Effects of Aging on Skeletal Muscle System

a ) Strength declines beginning at age 50

  • Declines 10% between ages 50 & 60
  • Declines 15% per decade beyond 60

b) Power declines at age 40 & at faster rate than strength

- Strength & power declines caused by:

  • Loss of muscle mass (sarcopenia)
  • Greater proportion of remaining muscle being type I
  • Atrophy & cell death of fibers caused by age-related denervation
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Cardiovascular Adaptations to Exercise

Causes of improved VO2max:

  • Older men = ?
  • Older women = ?
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- Cardiovascular Adaptations to Exercise

  • Relative improvements in VO2max same as younger adults

- Causes of improved VO2max:

  • Older men = Increased cardiac output & stroke volume
  • Older women = Peripheral adaptations (improved oxygen extraction by working muscles)

- Lower heart rate & mean arterial pressure
Reduction in body fat by up to 3 kg (4% of body mass)