Overreaching Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

The County of Death - ANSWER-Who is responsible for the transportation costs when a body is delivered to the ME? 48 Hours - ANSWER-How long must a body be retained before being donated to medical science? Each Embalmers Instructor - ANSWER-Who's signature is required on the Embalmers quarterly report, when given instruction by different teaching embalmers? 30 Days - ANSWER-Employees must take the Communicable disease course within how many days of employment? The County Commissioner...

Breach of Promise to Marry Action correct answer: - abolished most places - gives tort damages and actual damages (money spent on wedding) - damages for loss of reputation, mental anguish, and injury to health - punitive damages available Gifts in contemplate of marriage correct answer: if made in contemplation of marriage, must be returned if not married - consider the character of the gift - typically only engagement rings What is an antenuptial agreement? correct answer: prema...

A 33-year-old female long-distance runner typically finishes marathons in less than 3:15. She has recently moved from Nebraska (altitude less than 1,640 feet or 500 m) to Colorado (altitude above 9,843 feet or 3,000 m). What changes are likely to occur within the first three months of her move with regard to aerobic performance? Answer A decrease in VO2max is likely at first, which will likely mean marathon times over 3:30. When she gets to Colorado she will experience hyperventilation (at rest ...

TRAINING LOAD MODEL-CPSS EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. 1. Following the process of athlete monitoring allows practitioners to better understand the complex relationships between a. members of the interdisciplinary team (IDT) b. athletes, coaches, and support staff c. training, injury, illness, and performance outcomes d. sports fans and the rigors of the training process - -c. training, injury, illness, and performance outcomes 2. Choose the correct orde...

CSCS Exam Prep Chapter 1 Quiz & Answers 100% CorrectCSCS Exam Prep Chapter 1 Quiz & Answers 100% CorrectCSCS Exam Prep Chapter 1 Quiz & Answers 100% CorrectCSCS Exam Prep Chapter 1 Quiz & Answers 100% Correct 1. What is the term used for stress that is applied to the body until performance begins to decline before a period of rest? A) Functional overreaching B) Non-functional overreaching C) Overtraining D) Detraining - ANSWER1. A 2. Implementation of specific tasks during athletic movem...

Ch2 Training Load Model-CPSS1. Following the process of athlete monitoring allows practitioners to better understand the complex relationships between a. members of the interdisciplinary team (IDT) b. athletes, coaches, and support staff c. training, injury, illness, and performance outcomes d. sports fans and the rigors of the training process - correct answer c. training, injury, illness, and performance outcomes 2. Choose the correct order of events concerning biological adaptati...

NSCA (PROGRAM DESIGN) EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ Principles of effective goal setting 1. Make goals specific, measurable, and observable 2. clearly identify time constraints 3. use moderately difficult goals 4. record goals and monitor progress 5. diversify process, performance, outcomes 6. set short term goals to achieve long term goals 7. make sure goals are internalized (client makes their own) Correct sequence of training for maximal power generating capacity 1. ...

1. What is the term used for stress that is applied to the body until performance begins to decline before a period of rest? A) Functional overreaching B) Non-functional overreaching C) Overtraining D) Detraining - Answer 1. A 2. Implementation of specific tasks during athletic movements or specific exercises is known as which of the following? A) Discovery B) Explicit instruction C) Specific instruction D) Guided discovery - Answer 2. B 3. Which of the following muscle actions...

Identify the role of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). - a federal agency given power to police against unfair labor practices and determine whether the union is sanctioned to represent the members. NLRB administers all provisions of the Wagner Act. Primary functions include: conducting union elections (make sure that they are ethically and legally conducted), investigating complaints by employers or unions through their investigations, issuing opinions on it findings and prosecutin...

Identify the role of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).Answer - a federal agency given power to police against unfair labor practices and determine whether the union is sanctioned to represent the members. NLRB administers all provisions of the Wagner Act. Primary functions include: conducting union elections (make sure that they are ethically and legally conducted), investigating complaints by employers or unions through their investigations, issuing opinions on it findings and prosecu...