EPC exam
Negligence law defines proximate causation as: - ANSClient injury caused by the certified exercise
physiologists failure to act according to stabdards of care
Building rapport with a client means: - ANSDeveloping a relationship of mutual trust and confidence.
What is an appropriate question in assessing needs during staffing and recruiting? - ANSWhat staff to
member ratio will provide sufficient customer service?
One characteristic that all successful salespeople share is they have an - ANSExpertise in a given area or
product.
Once a solid lead is in place, the next step is to then: - ANSMake contact and turn the lead into a
prospect.
OSHA stands for - ANSOccupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA requires that employers will: - ANSCarry out regular maintenance and safety checks of equipment.
To avoid unjust accusations of inappropriate touching or behavior which of the following is ideal when a
male employee is conducting body fat testing with a female client? - ANSHave a female employee assist
or be present.
Most important rationale for a cool-down phase - ANSPrevents blood pooling in the extremities
How do you define training volume? - ANSReps x sets x weight
, Which muscles act as prime movers during lateral flexible of the lumbar spine? - ANSQuadratics
lumborum, internal obliques and external obliques
Muscles that abduct the shoulder joint are the - ANSMedial deltoid and supraspinatus.
Per the center for disease control and prevention, what percent of the us adults meet the ACSM
recommended guidelines for regular moderate-intensity activity - ANS35%
Overweight or obese clients who are speaking to lose weight should perform a minimum of - minutes of
moderate exercise - ANS240
Omni scale - ANSRecommended perceived exertion scale in children
Transtheoretical Model of change - ANSPre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action,
maintenance
Social Cognitive theory - ANSReciprocal determinism which is the interaction between individuals and
their environment (self efficacy)
What is self efficacy - ANSThe confidence in ones ability to successfully engage in and perform a specific
behavior
Social ecological model - ANSA comprehensive approach integrating multiple variables or layers that
influence behaviors: include intra and interpersonal factors, community and organizational factors,
institutional factors, environmental factors and public policies
Health Belief Model - ANSaddresses the relationship between a person's beliefs and behaviors
Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) - ANSAn intention based model used to explain physical activity
behavior across many populations.
Intention is the primary influence in determining behavior
Intention directly reflects motivation
Negligence law defines proximate causation as: - ANSClient injury caused by the certified exercise
physiologists failure to act according to stabdards of care
Building rapport with a client means: - ANSDeveloping a relationship of mutual trust and confidence.
What is an appropriate question in assessing needs during staffing and recruiting? - ANSWhat staff to
member ratio will provide sufficient customer service?
One characteristic that all successful salespeople share is they have an - ANSExpertise in a given area or
product.
Once a solid lead is in place, the next step is to then: - ANSMake contact and turn the lead into a
prospect.
OSHA stands for - ANSOccupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA requires that employers will: - ANSCarry out regular maintenance and safety checks of equipment.
To avoid unjust accusations of inappropriate touching or behavior which of the following is ideal when a
male employee is conducting body fat testing with a female client? - ANSHave a female employee assist
or be present.
Most important rationale for a cool-down phase - ANSPrevents blood pooling in the extremities
How do you define training volume? - ANSReps x sets x weight
, Which muscles act as prime movers during lateral flexible of the lumbar spine? - ANSQuadratics
lumborum, internal obliques and external obliques
Muscles that abduct the shoulder joint are the - ANSMedial deltoid and supraspinatus.
Per the center for disease control and prevention, what percent of the us adults meet the ACSM
recommended guidelines for regular moderate-intensity activity - ANS35%
Overweight or obese clients who are speaking to lose weight should perform a minimum of - minutes of
moderate exercise - ANS240
Omni scale - ANSRecommended perceived exertion scale in children
Transtheoretical Model of change - ANSPre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action,
maintenance
Social Cognitive theory - ANSReciprocal determinism which is the interaction between individuals and
their environment (self efficacy)
What is self efficacy - ANSThe confidence in ones ability to successfully engage in and perform a specific
behavior
Social ecological model - ANSA comprehensive approach integrating multiple variables or layers that
influence behaviors: include intra and interpersonal factors, community and organizational factors,
institutional factors, environmental factors and public policies
Health Belief Model - ANSaddresses the relationship between a person's beliefs and behaviors
Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) - ANSAn intention based model used to explain physical activity
behavior across many populations.
Intention is the primary influence in determining behavior
Intention directly reflects motivation
