Question 1
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What does the IFT in ACE IFT Model stand for?
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Individual Flexibility Traits
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Integrated Fitness Training
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Intelligent Financial Trend
Question 2
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A health risk appraisal should always be conducted at the first session.
Question 3
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The stroke volume is the amount of blood pumped from which chamber of the heart?
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The right atrium
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The right ventricle
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The left atrium
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The left ventricle
Question 4
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Bradycardia during resting heart rate is less than;
Question 5
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Tachycardia during resting heart rate is faster than;
Question 6
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What are different factors that could attribute to the average female resting heart rate being about 10 beats per minute faster than in males?
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Smaller heart chamber size
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Lower blood volume circulating less oxygen throughout the body
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Lower hemoglobin levels in women
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Increased oxytocin
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Heart rate test anxiety
Question 7
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An elevation of how many beats per minute over the clients normal RHR that remains over a period of days should be considered a possible sign of overtraining syndrome?
Question 8
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Digestion increases RHR, as the process of absorption and digestion require energy, necessitating the delivery of nutrients and oxygen to the GI tract.
Question 9
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The maximum heart rate range can be calculated by the following equation;
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208 - (0.7 x age)
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220 - age
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RHR x (0.5 x age)
Question 10
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The [blank_start]systolic blood pressure[blank_end] represents the pressure created by the heart as it pumps blood into circulation via ventricular contraction. This represents the greatest pressure during one cardiac cycle.
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Systolic blood pressure
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Diastolic blood pressure
Question 11
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The [blank_start]diastolic[blank_end] BP represents the pressure that is exerted on the artery walls as blood remains in the arteries during the filling phase of the cardiac cycle, or between beats when the heart relaxes. It is the minimum pressure that exists within one cycle.
Question 12
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A blood pressure range in an adult equal to or less than 120/80 is considered [blank_start]normal[blank_end].
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normal
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prehypertension
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hypertension stage I
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hypertension stage 2
Question 13
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Blood pressure of systolic between 120-139 or diastolic between 80-89 is typically considered [blank_start]prehypertension[blank_end].
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normal
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prehypertension
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hypertension stage 1
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hypertension stage 2
Question 14
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Blood pressure ranges of 140-159 systolic or 90-99 are typically considered [blank_start]hypertension stage 1[blank_end].
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normal
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prehypertension
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hypertension stage 1
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hypertension stage 2
Question 15
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Blood pressure ranges of greater than 160 systolic or 100 diastolic are typically considered [blank_start]hypertension stage 2[blank_end].
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normal
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prehypertension
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hypertension stage 1
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hypertension stage 2
Question 16
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When systolic and diastolic blood pressure fall into different categories, the [blank_start]higher[blank_end] category should be selected to classify the individual's status.
Question 17
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For individuals 40 - 70 years old, each 20 mmHg increase in resting SBP, or 10 mmHg increase in resting DBP above normal doubles the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Question 18
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The Borg 15-point scale, and the modified 0 to 10 ratio scale, are ways to chart the client's rating of perceived exertion (RPE).
Question 19
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During the ventilatory threshold talk test, which are representative of the first ventilatory threshold (VT1)?
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Blood lactate begins to accumulate, fats are the major fuel, and talking should not appear challenging.
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Carbohydrates are burned as the primary fuel, blood lactate is rapidly increased, there is an exaggerated increase in respiratory rate, and talking becomes more difficult.
Question 20
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During the ventilatory threshold talk test, which are representative of the second ventilatory threshold (VT2)?
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Blood lactate begins to accumulate, fats are the major fuel, and talking should not appear challenging.
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Carbohydrates are burned as the primary fuel, blood lactate is rapidly increased, there is an exaggerated increase in respiratory rate, and talking becomes more difficult.
Question 21
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The point during aerobic endurance exercise where the heart rate will level off and remain relatively constant; at which point the demands of the active tissues can be adequately met by the cardiovascular system, is referred to as what?
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Steady State Heart Rate (HRss)
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First Ventilatory Threshold (VT1)
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Second Ventilatory Threshold (VT2)
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Ideal Aerobic Heart Rate
Question 22
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During the Balke and Ware Treadmill Exercise Test, what is incrementally increased during testing?
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Speed
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Incline
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Food intake
Question 23
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The Rockport Fitness Test consists of walking a [blank_start]1-mile[blank_end] course as [blank_start]fast[blank_end] as possible.
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1 mile
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1.5 mile
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.5 mile
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fast
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comfortably
Question 24
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The Rockport Fitness Test is best for;
Question 25
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For novice exercisers, the first goal would be to establish an aerobic base by gradually increasing exercise duration by about how much per week, until the desired training volume is achieved?
Question 26
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The [blank_start]sagittal plane[blank_end] is a longitudinal line that divides the body or any of its parts into right and left sections.
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sagittal plane
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frontal plane
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transverse plane
Question 27
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The [blank_start]frontal plane[blank_end] is a longitudinal line dividing the body into anterior and posterior sections.
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frontal plane
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transverse plane
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sagittal plane
Question 28
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The [blank_start]transverse plane[blank_end] is a horizontal line that divides the body or any of its parts into superior and inferior sections.
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transverse plane
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frontal plane
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sagittal plane
Question 29
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As the ankle moves into pronation, the calcaneus;
Question 30
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During the Sharpened Romberg test, the inability to reach [blank_start]30 seconds[blank_end] is indicative of inadequate static balance and postural control.
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30 seconds
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90 seconds
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1 minute
Question 31
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McGill's Torso Muscular Endurance Test Battery; During the Trunk Flexor Endurance Test, which muscles are being primarily assessed?
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Transverse abdominis
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Quadratus lumborum
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Erector spinae
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Obliques
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Multifidi
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Gluteus maximus
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Rectus femoris
Question 32
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McGill's Torso Muscular Endurance Test Battery; During the Trunk Extensor Endurance Test, which muscles are being primarily assessed?
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Erector spinae
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Longissimus
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Ilicostalis
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Multifidi
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Iliopsoas
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Transverse abdominis
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Quadratus lumborum
Question 33
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McGill's Torso Muscular Endurance Test Battery; During the Trunk Lateral Endurance Test, which muscles are being primarily assessed?
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Erector spinae
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Transverse abdominis
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Obliques
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Quadratus lumborum
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Iliopsoas
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Iliocostalis
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Tensor Fasciae Latae
Question 34
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Which of the following three is considered the most accurate predictor of back health?
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Muscular endurance
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Muscular strength
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Range of motion
Question 35
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During the Modified Body-Weight Squat Test, knee flexion between which points is considered good?
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0-45 degrees
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45-90 degrees
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35-45 degrees
Question 36
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During the Modified Body-Weight Squat Test, how many properly done repetitions is considered good?
Question 37
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The [blank_start]glute dominance[blank_end] squat pattern is the preferred method of squatting.
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glute dominance
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lumbar dominance
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quadriceps dominance
Question 38
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Varus strain is associated with which three;
Question 39
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Valgus strain is associated with which three;
Question 40
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During the Modified Body-Weight Squat Test, if the client feels it mainly in the lower back and/or upper portion of the posterior hips they are most likely performing a [blank_start]lumbar dominant squat[blank_end].
Question 41
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During the Modified Body-Weight Squat Test, if the client feels it mainly in the front of the thighs and/or knees, they are most likely performing a [blank_start]quadriceps dominant squat[blank_end].
Question 42
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During the Modified Body-Weight Squat Test, if the client feels it mainly in the lower portion of the posterior hips and/or the back of the thighs, they are most likely performing a [blank_start]glute dominant squat[blank_end].
Question 43
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During the front plank test, if the client feels it mainly in the abdominal muscles it is an indication that they are recruiting the appropriate musculature for the action.
Question 44
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During the Overhead Reach Test, if the client feels it mainly in the back, and the back arches upward off of the floor, it is an indication that they;
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Lack appropriate shoulder mobility
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Have appropriate shoulder mobility
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Lack appropriate core stability
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Have appropriate core strength