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Serious complications during an exercise session

A.

Occur more often with women.

B.

Rarely occur.

C.

Occur at a rate of 1 in 3,000 hours of exercise.

D.

Occur more often during the late hours because of client fatigue.

Which of the following actions involving termination of exercise testing is correct?

A.

Immediately terminate the test if muscular fatigue occurs.

B.

Initiate the test termination process when cardiac complications occur.

C.

Initiate the test termination process when intermittent premature ventricular contractions are detected on ECG.

D.

Immediately terminate the test when intermittent premature ventricular contractions are detected on ECG.

Relative contraindications for exercise testing are conditions for which

A.

A physician should be present during the testing procedures.

B.

Exercise testing should not be performed until the condition improves.

C.

Exercise testing will not provide accurate assessment of health-related fitness.

D.

Professional judgment about the risks and benefits of testing should determine whether to conduct an assessment.

Following termination of a stress test, a 12-lead ECG is

A.

Monitored immediately, then every 1 to 2 minutes until exercise-induced changes are at baseline.

B.

Monitored immediately, then at 2 and ,5 minutes after the test.

C.

Monitored immediately only.

D.

Monitored and recorded only if any signs or symptoms arise during recovery.

How can exercise equipment add to the risk of participation?

A.

Because it is e} pensive.

B.

Because it is hard to move.

C.

Because it is used incorrectly.

D.

Because of the time one waits to use it.

A client with a functional capacity of 7 MET, an ejection fraction of 37%, and an ST -

segment depression of 1 mm below baseline on exertion

A.

Should not exercise until his or her ejection fraction is >50%.

B.

Is considered to be at low risk.

C.

Is considered to be at moderate risk.

D.

Is considered to be at high risk.

Chronic soreness and fatigue are symptoms of

A.

Hyperglycemia.

B.

Strain.

C.

Overuse injury.

D.

Hypoglyeemia.

A patient who exhibits tachycardia, diaphoresis, light-headedness, and visual disturbances may be experiencing

A.

Hypoglycemia.

B.

Congestive heart failure.

C.

Hyperglycemia.

D.

Hypotension.

A client must be given specific instructions for the days preceding a fitness assessment. Which of the following is NOT a necessary instruction to a client for a fitness assessment?

A.

Men and women should avoid liquids for 12 hours before the test.

B.

Clients should be instructed to avoid alcohol, tobacco products, or caffeine at least 3 hours before the test.

C.

Clients should avoid strenuous exercise or physical activity on the day of the test.

D.

Men and women should be instructed to get an adequate amount of sleep the night before the assessment.

Which of the following criteria would NOT classify a client as having "increased risk"?

A.

Signs and/or symptoms of cardiopulmonary disease.

B.

Signs and/or symptoms of metabolic disease.

C.

Two or more major risk factors for CAD.

D.

Male older than 40 years with a history of clinical depression.