Exercise Therapy PTR253 With Complete
Solution A+ Graded
True or False: Handicaps can be situation-specific - ANSWER True
__________results from disruption of the normal balance between rest and physical
activity, thereby decreasing the optimal functional capacity.
A. Disuse syndrome
B. Muscle hypertrophy
C. Atrophy Syndrome
D. Laziness syndrome
E. None of the above - ANSWER A. Disuse syndrome
True or False: A client's age is not an important factor when designing a comprehensive
therapeutic exercise program. - ANSWER False
Which of the following must be considered in creating an appropriate treatment plan?
A. Functional limitations
B. pre-existing conditions
C. physical environment
D. Psycho social environment
,E. All of the Above - ANSWER E. All of the above
True or False: over four of five people over age 65 have at least one chronic condition or
disease. - ANSWER True
Which of the following is not an advantage of increased exercise?
A. Increased flexibility
B. Improved sleep
C. makes ADLs more difficult
D. Improvement in cardiovascular function - ANSWER C. makes ADLs more difficult
The role of a therapeutic exercise program should seek to improve, restore, or even
maintain all of the following except:
A. Balance
B. Muscular Strength
C. Mobility and flexibility
D. functional skills
E. None of the above - ANSWER E. none of the above
Improved ______ is the primary goal of a fitness therapy session for a client with a
disability.
,A. mobility
B. Fitness
C. Self-efficacy
D. Fat loss
E. B and D
F. A, B, and C - ANSWER F. A, B, and C
True or False: More so than with any other client, not knowing what you're doing for
clients with disabilities can have serious ramifications. - ANSWER True
A person has ____________ if he or she experiences impediments or disadvantages
limiting success in a given situation.
A. A handicap
B. A disability
C. A functional limitation
D. helplessness
E. none of the above - ANSWER A. A handicap
, True or false: The role of an exercise intervention for chronic conditions is to increase
functional fitness without exacerbating existing conditions. - ANSWER True
True or False: The term disability commonly refers to the presence of a medical
condition. ANSWER True
True or False: Regular physical activity has proven health benefit for treating and curing
arthritis. ANSWER False
True or False: There is no evidence that regular physical activity can improve mental
acuity and decrease depression. ANSWER False
Which of the following is a health benefit of regular physical activity that represents a
strong consensus, with little or no conflicting data.
A. Helps build bone density
B. Treatment of type 1 diabetes
C. Treatment of cancer
D. improves heart and lung function
E. A and D
F. All of the above - ANSWER E. A and D
Which of the following is NOT an effect of sedentary lifestyle?
Solution A+ Graded
True or False: Handicaps can be situation-specific - ANSWER True
__________results from disruption of the normal balance between rest and physical
activity, thereby decreasing the optimal functional capacity.
A. Disuse syndrome
B. Muscle hypertrophy
C. Atrophy Syndrome
D. Laziness syndrome
E. None of the above - ANSWER A. Disuse syndrome
True or False: A client's age is not an important factor when designing a comprehensive
therapeutic exercise program. - ANSWER False
Which of the following must be considered in creating an appropriate treatment plan?
A. Functional limitations
B. pre-existing conditions
C. physical environment
D. Psycho social environment
,E. All of the Above - ANSWER E. All of the above
True or False: over four of five people over age 65 have at least one chronic condition or
disease. - ANSWER True
Which of the following is not an advantage of increased exercise?
A. Increased flexibility
B. Improved sleep
C. makes ADLs more difficult
D. Improvement in cardiovascular function - ANSWER C. makes ADLs more difficult
The role of a therapeutic exercise program should seek to improve, restore, or even
maintain all of the following except:
A. Balance
B. Muscular Strength
C. Mobility and flexibility
D. functional skills
E. None of the above - ANSWER E. none of the above
Improved ______ is the primary goal of a fitness therapy session for a client with a
disability.
,A. mobility
B. Fitness
C. Self-efficacy
D. Fat loss
E. B and D
F. A, B, and C - ANSWER F. A, B, and C
True or False: More so than with any other client, not knowing what you're doing for
clients with disabilities can have serious ramifications. - ANSWER True
A person has ____________ if he or she experiences impediments or disadvantages
limiting success in a given situation.
A. A handicap
B. A disability
C. A functional limitation
D. helplessness
E. none of the above - ANSWER A. A handicap
, True or false: The role of an exercise intervention for chronic conditions is to increase
functional fitness without exacerbating existing conditions. - ANSWER True
True or False: The term disability commonly refers to the presence of a medical
condition. ANSWER True
True or False: Regular physical activity has proven health benefit for treating and curing
arthritis. ANSWER False
True or False: There is no evidence that regular physical activity can improve mental
acuity and decrease depression. ANSWER False
Which of the following is a health benefit of regular physical activity that represents a
strong consensus, with little or no conflicting data.
A. Helps build bone density
B. Treatment of type 1 diabetes
C. Treatment of cancer
D. improves heart and lung function
E. A and D
F. All of the above - ANSWER E. A and D
Which of the following is NOT an effect of sedentary lifestyle?
