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NASM Senior Fitness Specialist Functional - ANSWER...-Which of the following types of aging is determined by appearance, mobility, strength, and mental capacity? 12.5% - ANSWER...-Approximately what percentage of the population consists of older adults over the age of 65? 25% - ANSWER...-By the year 2050, approximately what percentage of the total population is projected to be older than the age of 65? $12,000 - ANSWER...-In 2005, health care expenditures for every older adult was approximately Heart disease - ANSWER...-Which of the following was the most prevalent cause of morbidity in older adults for the year 2000? Thinning of the dendrites - ANSWER...-Which of the following age-related nervous system changes will cause nerve signals to travel at a slower rate in the central and peripheral nervous system? Balance - ANSWER...-Which of the following types of training best reverses proprioception loss? Loss of Type II muscle fibers - ANSWER...-Which of the following structural changes to the musculoskeletal system leads to decreased ability to produce quick, forceful contractions? Older adults who are elite athletes - ANSWER...-I

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NASM Senior Fitness Specialist

Functional - ANSWER...-Which of the following types of aging is determined by
appearance, mobility, strength, and mental capacity?

12.5% - ANSWER...-Approximately what percentage of the population consists of older
adults over the age of 65?

25% - ANSWER...-By the year 2050, approximately what percentage of the total
population is projected to be older than the age of 65?

$12,000 - ANSWER...-In 2005, health care expenditures for every older adult was
approximately

Heart disease - ANSWER...-Which of the following was the most prevalent cause of
morbidity in older adults for the year 2000?

Thinning of the dendrites - ANSWER...-Which of the following age-related nervous
system changes will cause nerve signals to travel at a slower rate in the central and
peripheral nervous system?

Balance - ANSWER...-Which of the following types of training best reverses
proprioception loss?

Loss of Type II muscle fibers - ANSWER...-Which of the following structural changes to
the musculoskeletal system leads to decreased ability to produce quick, forceful
contractions?

Older adults who are elite athletes - ANSWER...-In which of the following populations is
muscle strength and power maintained to a longer extent?

Ligament shortening - ANSWER...-Which of the following physiological changes
typically results in a reduction in joint range of motion?

self-efficacy - ANSWER...-Which of the following is the confidence to accomplish a
certain task?

Emotional well-being - ANSWER...-Which of the following would a dramatic life
changing event most likely impact?

Develop rapport - ANSWER...-Which of the following is the first step in helping older
adults achieve lifestyle changes?

, Fear of intolerance - ANSWER...-Which of the following describes the feeling that the
health and fitness professional will not understand the older client's goals?

Belief - ANSWER...-Which of the following requires an internal locus of control to help
clients move toward a goal?

PAR-Q - ANSWER...-Which of the following is an example a subjective assessment?

Blood pressure - ANSWER...-Which of the following is an example of an objective
assessment?

Karvonen - ANSWER...-Which of the following is the method of establishing training
intensity on the basis of the difference between predicted and resting heart rate?

0-10 - ANSWER...-What is the range of the modified BORG scale for seniors?

1 - ANSWER...-How many questions must a client respond "yes" to on a PAR-Q to
require physician release?

Farsightedness - ANSWER...-Which of the following is the inability to see close objects
of small print?

Late adolescence/early twenties - ANSWER...-At what age is visual acuity at its
highest?

conductive hearing loss - ANSWER...-The inability to transmit sound waves from the
outer to the inner ear is an example of

30-39% - ANSWER...-Approximately what percent of the adult population experiences
some type of hearing loss?

decreased sweat - ANSWER...-Thermoregulation for the senior client is important
because of

Dynamic - ANSWER...-Medicine ball rotation is an example of which of the following
types of stretching?

SMR - ANSWER...-Which of the following forms of training focuses on the neural and
fascial systems in the body and concentrates on alleviating myofascial trigger points?

30 seconds - ANSWER...-Senior clients should hold stretches for

Static - ANSWER...-Which of the following forms of flexibility training MOST improves
soft tissue extensibility using autogenic inhibition?

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