Cardiovasular Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Remember - 80% of disease is contributed to lifestyle factors What is considered the second brain? - Enteric Nervous system (??) Materialism - I am only my body Immaterialsim - I am only my mind Holism - I am my mind and my body Wellness - A state of being that maximizes quality of life. Internal harmony, optimial energy and aliveness. Complete physical, mental, and socail well being Remember - Physical, mental, social, and emotional are dimensions of the whole person, while "wellness...

one of the most valuable tools a trainer uses. Highlights physical background information in order to see if client is ready to exercise without a doctors consent. - What is a Par-q? 100 compressions per minute (approximatley). PUSH FAST - What is the child and infant compression rate? During CPR with adults to compression the chest as hard as we can, we infant/child we push with enough force to depress the chest approx. 1/3-1/2 diameter of the chest. - What is the difference between child...

A training variable that should be considered when designing an exercise program is: - Answer- alignment Which activity utilizes the aerobic energy system? - Answer- Indoor cycling The Karvonen formula increases the __________ in determining the training heart range (THRR). - Answer- resting heart rate A warm-up is the __________ period for a specific workout. - Answer- preparation To promote and maintain health, an individual should perform _____ minutes of moderate-intensity physic...

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AFAA Primary Group Exercise Practice Test Questions and answers, VERIFIED/ A training variable that should be considered when designing an exercise program is: - alignment Which activity utilizes the aerobic energy system? - Indoor cycling The Karvonen formula increases the __________ in determining the training heart range (THRR). - resting heart rate A warm-up is the __________ period for a specific workout. - preparation To promote and maintain health, an individual should perform ___...

one of the most valuable tools a trainer uses. Highlights physical background information in order to see if client is ready to exercise without a doctor’s consent. - ANSWER What is a Par-q? 100 compressions per minute (approximately). PUSH FAST - ANSWER What is the child and infant compression rate? During CPR with adults to compression the chest as hard as we can, we infant/child we push with enough force to depress the chest approx. 1/3-1/2 diameter of the chest. - ANSWER What is the ...

NFPT Test Questions And Answers 100% Verified one of the most valuable tools a trainer uses. Highlights physical background information in order to see if client is ready to exercise without a doctors consent. - answerWhat is a Par- q? 100 compressions per minute (approximatley). PUSH FAST - answerWhat is the child and infant compression rate? During CPR with adults to compression the chest as hard as we can, we infant/child we push with enough force to depress the chest approx. 1/3-1/2 ...

A training variable that should be considered when designing an exercise program is: - alignment Which activity utilizes the aerobic energy system? - Indoor cycling The Karvonen formula increases the __________ in determining the training heart range (THRR). - resting heart rate A warm-up is the __________ period for a specific workout. - preparation To promote and maintain health, an individual should perform _____ minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity _____ days per week. - 30 ...

NFPT Test Questions And Answers 100% Verified one of the most valuable tools a trainer uses. Highlights physical background information in order to see if client is ready to exercise without a doctors consent. - answerWhat is a Par- q? 100 compressions per minute (approximatley). PUSH FAST - answerWhat is the child and infant compression rate? During CPR with adults to compression the chest as hard as we can, we infant/child we push with enough force to depress the chest approx. 1/3-1/2 ...

explain the EMD's in the patient care chain? 1-Imediate recognitioon of emergency response activation 2-Early CPR 3- rapid defibrilation 4- Effective advanced cardiovasular life support 5-Integrated post-cardiac arrest care Breifly describe equipment and technoligies used in modern Emergency Comunication Centers CTI- Computer Telephony Integration enabes you to operate your phone calls through your computer ANI/ALI- Automated Number Identification and Automated Location Identific...