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The cuff deflation rate for a blood pressure assessment should be
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Scenario (questions 2-3)
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A 33-year-old, 5'1" (155-cm) woman has been working with a personal trainer for six months. During that time, the client's primary modes of exercise have been walking and jogging in an effort to lower her percentage of body fat. Her initial and most recent body composition tests revealed these results:
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June 30 |
Body weight: |
130 pounds (59 kg) |
124 pounds(56 kg) |
Body fat: |
30% |
25% |
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Approximately how much body fat has this client lost since her first body composition evaluation?
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The client states that she wants to add resistance training to her program. Her personal trainer recommends an initial frequency of two sessions per week. If the client is available to train on any two days of the week, which of the following schedules is MOST appropriate?
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A personal trainer offers free sessions to clients who achieve their goals within a predetermined amount of time. Which of the following describes this motivational technique?
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Which of the following muscles should be targeted for additional flexibility exercises for a client who has chronic low back pain due to excessive anterior pelvic tilt?
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What is the day's caloric intake of a client who consumed 100 grams of protein, 450 grams of carbohydrates, and 40 grams of fat in one day?
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A client's 10RM in the bench press exercise is 150 pounds (68 kg). Which of the following is this client's estimated 1RM?
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When working with a new client on the leg press machine, all of the following guidelines will place the client in the correct starting position EXCEPT:
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Which of the following changes are effective to help a 40-year-old man reduce the risk of developing the metabolic syndrome?
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improved body composition |
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increased insulin resistance |
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decreased low density lipoprotein levels |
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reduced alcohol intake |
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