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What are great Orangetheory Fitness Coaches made of? - ANS Personality, compassion and empathy, energy, and voice What Is Teacher Based Coaching? - ANS Coach focused and not involving participants. me, I, MY What is student based coaching? - ANS you, we, team. member focused. empowering language. What is the orange eye - ANS The Orange Eye is the focus and attention to detail that a Coach must possess to be able to enhance the member experience and ke...

Lobby Intro 1 (Energy, Engagement, Style) - ANS Welcome to Orangetheory. My name is Jake and I'll be your fitness coach today! If anyone has any exercise restrictions or orthopedic issues, please let me know in the studio and I'll give you exercise options to get you through the workout safely. Get ready for an amazing workout, we are doing a Power workout today! *Explanation of the workout* Lobby Intro 2 (Energy, Engagement, Style) - ANS Does everyone have a reser...

Who is the creator of the Orangetheory Fitness workout? - ANS Ellen Latham Which of the following is one of the Orangetheory values? - ANS Innovation According to the presentation titled 'The Why,' the phrase, "lead, support and inspire the orange passion in our franchise partners to achieve superior results" is the Orangetheory Fitness __________? - ANS Internal Mission The phrase, "to be the trusted global leader of innovative heart rate based interval ...

Welcome to OrangeTheory Fitness! My name is Quinn. I'm going to be your fitness coach for the next hour or so. - ANS If at any point in the workout that you have any exercise restrictions, any orthopedic injuries that inhibit you from doing the exercises that you see or that we have provided let me know and I will be glad to provide you an alternate option. That way we can get through the workout safely and effectively. Is there anyone who has taken the OTF workout before? Great. ...

Steps in the inflammatory response - ANS 1. Arterioles constrict 2. Release of kinins 3. Permeability of cells Local response - ANS heat, redness, swelling, pain, loss of function systemic response - ANS increased leukocytes, malaise, nausea, anorexia, ^ pulse/RR, fever contusion - ANS caused by a blow to the body by a blunt object abrasion - ANS when skin rubs against a hard surface, friction scrapes away the epithelial layer, exposing ...

SBAR - ANS stands for: Situation Background Assessment Recommendations when is SBAR used - ANS -shift report -when calling the health care provider -transferring between units/other facilities (sending to nursing home) -giving report to next shift -consults (calling dietitian) Situation (SBAR) - ANS 1. identify yourself, your unit, the patient 2. briefly describe the problem and your concern 3. what is going on with the patient 4. give the headline-...

respiratory assessment includes - ANS respiratory rate respiratory effort/work of breathing/use of accessory muscles breath sounds mental status ventilation - ANS physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs so that gas exchange can take place inspiration - ANS active process diaphragm and intercostal muscles contract intrathoracic pressure decreases chest wall expands pulling lungs outward air rushes into the lungs exhalation - ANS ...

respiratory assessment includes - ANS respiratory rate respiratory effort/work of breathing/use of accessory muscles breath sounds mental status ventilation - ANS physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs so that gas exchange can take place inspiration - ANS active process diaphragm and intercostal muscles contract intrathoracic pressure decreases chest wall expands pulling lungs outward air rushes into the lungs exhalation - ANS ...

CDC monitors for which of the following HAIs a. SSI (Surgical Site Infections) b. All of those listed here (and more) c. C Diff (Clostridium Difficile) d. CLABS (Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections - ANS b Mucous membranes, non-intact skin, the GI, GU or respiratory tract are which link in the Chain of Infection? a. Source b. Infectious agent c. Portal of entry d. Susceptible host - ANS c When taking off PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), which ...

Is inspiration an active or passive process? - ANS active Does intrathoracic pressure decrease or increase upon inspiration - ANS decrease, it pulls the outside air in Is exhalation an active or passive process? - ANS passive Does intrathoracic pressure increase or decrease during expiration? - ANS increase, it forces the air out of the body How is ventilation measured? - ANS RR and work of breathing, arterial CO2, capnography How is ox...