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History of sport nutrition: academic field began - Answer in exercise physiology labs how - Answer -began in 1930's with studying carbs, fats, and metabolism -in the 60s with studying glycogen in relation to exercise -in the 70s with the creation of Gatorade -in the 80s studies between exercise physiologists and nutritionist begin History of sport nutrition: emerged as - Answer an academic field in the 80's History of sport nutrition: dietary supplements - Answer emerge...

The purpose of nutritional screening is to: - Answer Identify patients with nutritional risk. A food diary or calorie count should be recorded for how many hours: - Answer 72 What is a limitation of using the 24-hour recall and the food frquency: - Answer Reliance on the patient's memory. Which of the following is not true of nutrition screening: - Answer Should be done by dieticians. The Nutrition Care Process Food and Nutrition-Related History includes: 1) Dietary pract...

40% - Answer Exercise decreases risk of developing pre-eclampsia by __% Lowers blood pressure Improves cardiovascular fitness Decreases oxidative stress Prevents dysfunction in blood vessel walls - Answer What takes place physiologically during exercise to decrease risk of pre-eclampsia? 10-20 bpm - Answer How much does the woman's heart rate increase by in first trimester? Hormonal changes that dilate blood vessels which drops blood pressure - body must work harder to circu...

Behavior Change - Answer conducting oneself differently in some particular manner behavior change models - Answer a conceptual framework for analyzing and explaining behavior change theories - Answer constructs to provide an explanation based on observation and reasoning of why phenomenon occurs concepts - Answer the building blocks or major components of a thoery constructs - Answer concepts developed for use in a particular theory models - Answer generalized descript...

List the models of health - Answer Medical and the Wellness or Holistic models Define the Medical model of health - Answer the medical model of health, is based on the absence of one or more of the five Ds, namely death, disease, discomfort, disability and dissatisfaction. Define Vital Statistics - Answer numerical data relating to birth, death, disease and health In the Medical model, how is health measured? - Answer Health is measured using vital statistics. Specifically stati...

When providing presentations, presenters should use the word "I" instead of "we" to connect to the audience. - Answer False Only clients who are ready to make changes should be encouraged to set SMART goals. - Answer True Group counseling is superior to individual counseling. - Answer False There is a surplus of culturally and linguistically diverse health care providers in the United States. - Answer False It's inappropriate to ask leading questions during...

The overall improvement of the cardiovascular system is known as ( ). - Answer Cardiovascular Conditioning The social and cultural groups to which a person belongs have a significant effect on food choices. (T/F) - Answer True Access to an abundance of foods has been shown to contribute to increased rates of degenerative diseases. (T/F) - Answer True Dietary recommendations for sugar are to consume less than 10 percent of total calories from sugar. (T/F) - Answer True Which t...

AFPA PILATES INSTRUCTOR MAT FINAL EXAM ATEST EXAM WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+ According to the author, what is the main reason that pronounced effect result from so few repetitions? - <<ANSWER>>One reason profound effects are achieved from so few repetition is the precision with which Pilates movements are executed and the resulting recruitment of the appropriate muscles.

AFPA Final question with correct answers 2024 passed The overall improvement of the cardiovascular system is known as ( ). Cardiovascular Conditioning

Describe the concept of "center"  The concept of center can have very different meanings in accordance with various disciplines. In Pilates, the center is generally viewed as the core of the body, for some practitioners it also has an esoteric connotation and is referred to as the powerhouse. Explain the 2 phases of breathing  Inhalation (inspiration): activation of the respiratory muscles, particularly the diaphragm. When the dome-shaped diaphragm contracts, it flattens ...