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Question	Answer
Initial Considerations for the EP-C.	*Intensity, length, and expense of test.
Considerations for during each test.	Type and number of personnel needed. Equipment and facilities needed. *Physician supervision needs and safety concerns.
Considerations for results of each test.	Information required as a result of the assessment. Required accuracy of results. *Appropriateness of mode of exercise.
Other considerations.	Willingness of client to perform test. Assessment of the client's PARQ+, health history, and any special considerations
Selecting the appropriate test.	Avoid a "one size fits all" approach. Case by case.
Maximal tests.	Maximal tests are more accurate but not always most appropriate. Typically more expensive & longer in duration. Need specialized personnel & equipment For anyone with a risk level other than "low".
Submaximal tests	Can still result in reasonable estimate of VO2max. Client does not exercise to complete exhaustion.

JTA: C - b

	Created by Paul Miller almost 6 years ago