- GOLD STANDARD
- Weighing a person fully submerged in water
- Calculates total body density
- Two-compartment model
- Measures three compartments: bone, fat, and lean tissue
- Quick and easy
- Correlates highly with underwater weighing
- Unmonitored maximal tests, may be inappropriate for sedentary
- Individual's motivation may impact test results
Term 4 of 88
Causes of High Blood Pressure
The maximum heart rate (HRmax) is the highest heart rate an individual can achieve without
severe problems through exercise stress and generally decreases with age
• Increased cardiac output and resistance of the blood vessels
• Chronic inactive lifestyle
• High sodium and high fat diets
• Alcohol and tobacco use
• Contraceptives
• Hormone therapy
• Multistage test (2-4 3 min stages)
• Cadence of 50 rev/min
• Record HR twice during each stage (2nd & 3rdmin)
• Test concludes when two consecutive stages have HR >110bpm
Greatest rate at which oxygen can be taken up, distributed, and used by the body during
physical activity
,Definition 5 of 88
VO2max = Max CO x Max AVO2 difference
Maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) Equation
Bmi (body mass index)
Suggested body fat percentage (young adult)
Essential fat (m)
Definition 6 of 88
- Collects O2 and CO2 for direct CR variable measures
- Only way to actually measure VO2 max
Hypertension treatments
Cons of Hydrostatic weighing
Submaximal exercise tests
Open-circuit spirometry
, Term 7 of 88
Heart rate
- Speed of the heartbeat measured by thenumber of contractions (beats) ofthe heart per
minute (bpm)
- Varies according to the body's physical needs,including the need to absorb oxygen
andexcrete carbon dioxide
The maximum heart rate (HRmax) is the highest heart rate an individual can achieve without
severe problems through exercise stress and generally decreases with age
- Determine the ability to perform a specific work task& and physiological responses at rest
and during exercise
- Provide a basis for exercise programming and progress toward goals
- Screen for medical conditions such as CHD
- GOLD STANDARD
- Weighing a person fully submerged in water
- Calculates total body density
- Two-compartment model
Term 8 of 88
What affects heart rate
- Cheaper
- Less equipment
- Less personnel
- Client comfort
- Less time
Electrical current travels more easily through tissue containing water and electrolytes.
Used to classify adequacy of weight for height, does not indicate BF %
Physical exercise, sleep, anxiety, stress, illness, and ingestion of drugs
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