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Frequncy for aerobic training and anaerobic training for the older adult
3-5x a week, 2-3x a week
2-3x a week, 3-5x a week
2
pre participation screening: detect conditions that may limit participation or may be life threatening ___
secondary purpose of the PPS
primary purpose of the PPS
3
preparticipation screen, athlete passes the medical tests but is still recovering from an ACL reconstruction, outcome?
contingent
no participation
unrestricted
modified
4
following a C-section delivery, when is it safe to initiate an exercise program
4-6 weeks
12-14 weeks
1-2 weeks
8-10 weeks
5
which exercise should a pregnant woman not perform after the first trimester?
squats
bench press
side lying hip abduction
step ups
6
improve immune system, heal faster, decrease risk for chronic diseases, maintain weight, improve concentration
pros to sleep
cons to sleep
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highly structures, multidisciplinary, addresses productivity, safety, physical tolerances, and worker behaviors
work conditioning
work hardening
8
dyspnea, fatigue, tachycardia, viral symptoms (fever, chills, achesm diarrhea) are s/s of
myocarditis
hypertrophic cardomyopathy
9
what do you do if you encounter someone with a seizure
support head and lay prone
don't touch them at all
leave them be, turn them on their side
place a spoon on their tongue, turn them on their sides
10
your client is a 12 year old with Type 1 DM, complaining of unusual fatigue, increased thirst and hunger before training
stop and send home
stop and test blood sugar
monitor and continue
11
overgrowth of the heart muscle causing abnormal pumping
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
hypotrophic cardiomyopathy
12
following a race, a marathon runner passes out due to lack of blood to the brain but conciousness returns quickly
heat cramps
heat exhaustion
heat stroke
heat syncope
13
children's sweating threshold is the same as adults
True
False
14
resistance training in pregnant woman should target the abdominal, paraspinals, UE and pelvic floor muscles
False
True
15
abnormal artery compression during exercise limiting blood flow back to the heart
coronary artery anomalies
commotio cordis
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decreases protein synthesis, alertness, rxn time, speed & mental health. increases injury risk & illness susceptibility
how too little sleep doesnt affect performance
how great sleep quality affects performance
how too much sleep affects perfomance
how too little sleep affects performance
17
what could a 18 y/o female athlete be suffering from if they have a stress fx, suffered from fatigue and poor nutrition
overtraining
relative energy deficiency in sport
osteoporosis
low vitamin D
18
the factor of the blow to the heart that causes commotio cordis is the timing of the hit
False
True
19
myocarditis
inflammation of the myocardium
inflammation of the pericardium
20
which is NOT an intervention to improve sleep hygiene
exercise right before bed
make sure your sleep environment is comfy
limit caffeinated beverages
go to bed at 10pm every night
21
the guideline for older adults is to exercise at least __ minutes per week
200
100
150
300
22
preparticipation screening: contingent
needs further evaluation due to specific injury or pathology
limited in the sports/drills they can participate in
okay to play
unable to participate in any sport
23
all of the following are TRUE about the benefits of sleep EXCEPT?
decrease risk of accidents
improve concentration
decrease risk of depression
increase inflammation
24
severe anemia, unevaluated cardiac dysrhythmia, chronic bronchitis, poorly controlled type 1 DM, seizures, HTN are
relative contraindications with pregnant patients
absolute contraindications with pregnant patients
25
the ideal time for naps is
1-2hrs
10-30 min
1 hr
30-60 min
26
what is the significant side to side difference using LE Y-balance test which may indicate increased injury risk?
3-4 cm
5-6 cm
4-5 cm
2-3 cm
27
during the preparticipation screen, athlete has hemophilia & cannot participate in contract sports, what is the outcome?
contingent
no participation
unrestricted
modified
28
pain relief, improved circulation, eased abdominal discomfort, alleviated respiratory probelms, headache relief
benefits of chamomile
benefits of lavendar
29
All seizures are an emergency
False
True
30
in pregnant women, ALL of the following cardiovascular responses to exercise occur EXCEPT?
increase in max HR
increase in venous return
increase in blood CO2
increase in HR
31
see pic; there are the ___
components of the NMS
components of the PPS
components of the EAP
components of the FCE
32
lavendar, chamomile and valerian root are not effective sleep aids
False
True
33
pregnant patients should avoid supine exercises after the first trimester
False
True
34
preparticipation screening: no participation
okay to play
unable to participate in any sport
needs further evaluation due to specific injury or pathology
limited in the sports/drills they can participate in
35
which is NOT an example of sleep hygiene
not drinking anything after 7pm to reduce getting up to use the bathroom
trying a weighted blanket to be more comfortable in bed
performing mediation at night to improve sleep quality
determining effects of caffeine on sleep/wakefulness cycles
36
what are the 2 components to ergonomics
injury causation & rehab
decrease efficiency
increase CV health & bone strengthening
injury prevention & performance
37
pre participation screening: legal obligations, to ensure general health and development, health promotion is the ___
primary purpose of the PPS
secondary purpose of the PPS
38
in the clinic, your patient starts looking lethargic & then passes out. According to CPR/First Aid, whats the 1st step?
check ABC
call 911
ensure scene safety
get AED
39
13 y/o client who comes to you with severe hyperventilation, difficulty talking and a pale face. Likely suffering from?
hypothermia
anxiety attack
asthma attack
heat cramps
40
primary components of the pre-participation screening
vitals, med hx, MS screening, general medical
injury prevention tests, sport performance tests
41
chest pain, fatigue, syncope (loss of conciousness due to fall in BP) are s/s of...
coronary artery anomalies
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
42
which of the following is a measurement of sleep which assesses how easily a person falls asleep?
time
efficiency
duration
alertness
43
what is the focus for strength training in older adults
bone deconditioning
hypertrophy
bone health
cardiovascular health
44
what are the exercise guidelines for children?
30 min of mod to vigorous exercise, 7x a week
30 min of mod to vigorous exercise, 3-4x a week
60 min of mod to vigorous exercise, 3-4x a week
60 min of mod to vigorous exercise, 7x a week
45
immediate care, equipment, activate & direct EMS, secondary care/crowd control are the ____
4 roles of the EAP
4 roles of the FCE
46
secondary components of the pre-participation screening
injury prevention tests, sport performance tests
vitals, med hx, MS screening, general medical
47
screen: getting to root cause of pain/impairment. assessment: not in depth
True
False
48
hopping, jumping, skipping, running and sports are examples of __ for children
bone strengthening
bone deconditioning
49
evaluation person's ability to participate in work, and other activites of daily living that support work performance
purpose of a FCE
purpose of a preparticipation screen
50
see picture
coronary artery anomalies
myocarditis
commotio cordis
marfans syndrome
51
chamomile aids in digestion, muscle relaxation and soothes dry skin
False
True
52
preparticipation screening: unrestricted
limited in the sports they can participate in
unable to participate in any sport
needs further evaluation due to specific injury or pathology
okay to play
53
which intervention is key to determine specific causes of sleep pathologies in athletes but is rarely performed?
screening for medical conditions
keeping a sleep journal
having a constant sleep schedule
changing sleep environment
54
how should we treat glycemic injuries?
like hyperglycemic, with fast acting sugars (glucose)
like hypoglycemic, with fast acting sugars (glucose)
55
preparticipation screening: modified
okay to play
needs further evaluation due to specific injury or pathology
unable to participate in any sport
limited in the sports/drills they can participate in
56
work hardening addresses ___ behavior, while work conditioning addresses ___ function
mental, systemic
systemic, physical
physical, systemic
physical, mental
57
commotio cordis: normal heart with ventricular arrythmias caused by a blow to the heart, (avg age, 13.6)
False
True
58
modified duties at work can lead to better outcomes and returning to full duty sooner
True
False
59
your pregnant client starts complaining of chest and calf pain during her walking program, what should you do?
stop exercise
decrease intensity
change to swimming program
stretch calf and chest muscles
60
following a vaginal delivery, when is it safe to initiate an exercise program
8-10 weeks
4-6 weeks
1-2 weeks
12-14 weeks
61
melotonin supplements are effective against insomnia
True
False
62
exercise in the older adult will lead to all of the following except
increased risk for falls
increased life expectancy
decrease progression of chronic diseases
improved quality of life
63
which of the following is a physiological benefit or exercise in children?
decrease in self-esteem
improve athletic ability
increase risk of CV disease
maintain healthy weight
64
symptoms don't really differ between hypo and hyperglycemia
True
False
65
headaches, impaired thinking, upset stomach, dizziness, irritability are side effects of
rosemary
chamomile
lavendar
valerian root
66
unstable angina, severe CAD, HTN, arrhythmias provoked by strenuous activity, severe valvular heart disease are
contraindications for aerobic training in older adults
contraindications for resistance training in older adults
67
Sleep health: study of how sleep affects overall well-being of an individual
True
False
68
17 y/o passed all medical tests in the preparticipation screen, states he had tightness in low back; lifted yesterday
modified
no participation
unrestricted
contingent
69
comparing children to adults, they have __ BP, ___ HR and HR Max, and ___ CO
lower, lower, higher
lower, higher, higher
lower, higher, lower
higher, higher, lower
70
ensure a safe return to work for a patient
main goal of return to work assessment
purpose of a functional capacity examination
purpose of a preparticipation screen
71
which of the following is NOT a common sleep measurement?
quality
duration
time
alertness
72
high achieving professionals tend to have high emotional intelligence
False
True
73
pregnant women should exercise at least __ minutes a week at a moderate level
250
200
150
100
74
increases with longer naps, sleep deprivation, immediate effect upon waking is impaired cognitive performance
sleep inertia
sleep alertness
75
Women should stop exercising when they become pregant
False
True
76
restrictive lung disease, incompetent cervix, placenta previa after 26 wks, preeclampsia/pregnancy induced HTN
absolute contraindications with pregnant patients
relative contraindications with pregnant patients
77
what is the desired return to sport limb symmetry index (LSI)?
75-80%
97-100%
80-90%
100%
78
if you're not in the clinic, you HAVE to treat someone having a diabetic emergency
True
False
79
normal peeps require how many hours of sleep a night, while athletes need __?
7-9, 12-14
7-9, 8-10
5-7, 7-9
6-8, 9-11
80
Sleep hygiene: practice to decrease sleep health
False
True
81
during the start of off-season workout, a soccer player becomes confused, profusely sweating, and has a temp of 102..
heat stroke
heat exhaustion
heat cramps
heat syncope
82
Most exercises for older adults should be closed-chain, multi-joint exercises performed at moderate intensity
True
False
83
how often should the EAP (emergency action plan) be practiced?
yearly
bianually
monthly
quarterly
84
early sports specialization can lead to all of the following EXCEPT
increased psychological stress
reaching elite status
overuse injury
burnout with sport
85
Performing an FCE on a worker who can initially perform all activites, but unable to perform when restested hours later
clear to return to work at full duty
refer to work hardening
failure of FCE due to symptom magnification
refer to work conditioning