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6 CESP PATH steps correct answers There are 6 steps: Ask - get to know the client Assess - physical activity, fitness and lifestyle Advise - evaluation report and discussion Agree - devise and action plan Arrange - pricing continuing support excess free fatty acids in the liver promote the creation of _____ and the reduction of ____ correct answers promote the creation of LDL and the reduction of HDL free fatty acids can disturb which sensor? what will that do? correct answers free fa...

What are ways to measure VO2 max correct answers Graded exercise test (GXT), Maximal Exercise Test, Submaximal Exercise Test What is submaximal exercise testing? correct answers Measures VO2 max indirectly through predictive equations based on the HR - workload relationship Disadvantages of Submaximal Exercise Testing correct answers • this type of test could be a maximal test • Client's motivation and pacing strategy during the test can have a profound effect on the final outcom...

Which type of consent is necessary for a practitioner to assess or treat a patient except in rare exceptions such as during emergencies? correct answers informed consent Which of the following statements is false regarding informed consent? correct answers informed consent can be given en by signing a form agreeing to treatment For a registered kinesiologist to ensure that a client consents to any assessment the following must be true: correct answers 1.The client must be fully informed ...

Traditional Cardiometabolic Risk Factors correct answers Smoking Family history of CVD and T2D HT Dyslipidemia New/Emerging Cardiometabolic Risk Factors correct answers Physical inactivity Inflammatory markers Abdominal obesity Insulin resistance What are the risk factors needed to be diagnosed with metabolic syndrome? correct answers Dyslipidemia Hypertension Abdominal obesity Insulin resistance How to identify CMR factors? correct answers Screening Risk Assessment Compone...

Cardiometabolic Risk correct answers refers to the chances of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) or type II diabetes (T2D). It encompasses a cluster of risk factors that each individually increase the risk of developing CVD or T2D Traditional Cardiometabolic Risk Factors correct answers 1) smoking 2) family history 3) hypertension (high blood pressure) 4) dyslipidemia (abnormal amount of lipids in the blood) New/Emerging Cardiometabolic Risk Factors correct answers 1) inflammato...

What information will the PAR-Q tell you? correct answers - whether it is necessary for you to seek further advice from your doctor or a qualified exercise professional before becoming more physically active who should complete a PAR-Q+ before engaging in physical activity? correct answers EVERYONE List the criteria for discontinuation with physical activity correct answers - client is pregnant - fever or appears ill - lower extremity swelling - difficulty breathing - persistent coughi...

first sports to modernize correct answers baseball and horse racing Spalding and Brothers correct answers -Late 1800's -Mass produced bikes and baseball gloves -vertical integration -diversification (offer products for variety of sports) -Development Modern Mgt. Systems -Utilize promotional strategies (ads) Late 1800'S Industry Trends correct answers used slogans and trademarks for brand recognition -started using ads College Athleteics correct answers get land grants from s...

What is somatic? correct answers Affecting the body, somatic growth = growth of the body Why do we study growth, maturation & development (G, M & D)? correct answers - to learn normal pattern of biological variation at individual and population levels in humans What questions are asked in the study of G, M & D? correct answers - how does a child's growth vary over time? - how do these variable differ between children & by sex? - How do these variable differ between different populat...

adult head size correct answers 1/8 body birth head size correct answers 1/4 body fetus head size correct answers 1/2 body jaw at birth correct answers small with big cranium proportional change correct answers w/ age body becomes more proportional how bones grow correct answers growth from distal end (opposite of rest of body) baby mechanical advantage correct answers 2nd and 3rd order levers length optimizes mechanical forces growth of lever correct answers increased speed...

Why do we study G, M,D correct answers To learn about normal patterns of biological variation at individual and population levels in humans How does a child growth vary over time correct answers Within subject How do these variables differ between children and by sex correct answers Between subject and between group variation How do these variables differ between population correct answers Between population variation What can we modify during growth and development correct answers P...