ACE CH 5 FLASHCARD

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Which of the following is required for ALL NEW PARTICIPANTS REGARDLESS OF AGE, upon entering a facility that offers exercise equipment or services?
Options: Preparticipation health screening, Lifestyle and health-history questionnaire, Physical activity readiness questionnaire, Medical release

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Preparticipation health screening

Front

Which of the following could cause a barrier to exercise if included in the exercise preparticipation health-screening process for a client?
Desired exercise intensity,
Risk-factor profiling or classification,
Current level of physical activity,
Time commitment

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Risk-factor profiling or classification

Front

Which of the following is a factor identified as an important risk modulator of exercise-related cardiovascular events?
Desired intensity level,
Body mass index,
Past physical-activity levels,
Current weight

Back

Desired intensity level

Front

In which of the following situations should a client be referred to a qualified healthcare professional for medical clearance? Shortness of breath at rest or with mild exertion, Increased systolic blood pressure during exercise, Muscle soreness lasting 72 hours, Increased resting heart rate for days

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Shortness of breath at rest or with mild exertion

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During the health-screening process, a client mentions that they have high blood pressure that is controlled with medication. Which of the following would be the MOST appropriate action for an ACE Certified Personal Trainer? Options: Make a note of the client’s current blood pressure and discuss symptoms of what it might feel like if it gets too high during exercise, Stop the interview and let the client know they need to get medical clearance before proceeding any further, Tell the client that high blood pressure, even if controlled by medicine, is something to be very concerned about and may require a medical clearance, Ask the client if their healthcare provider is aware of their desire to start an exercise program and explain how working together with the healthcare provider would help to ensure that any exercise plan created will be safe and effective

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Ask the client if their healthcare provider is aware of their desire to start an exercise program and explain how working together with the healthcare provider would help to ensure that any exercise plan created will be safe and effective.

Front

If an ACE Certified Personal Trainer makes the following statement early in a preparticipation screening, which of the following are they trying to accomplish? “Managing your diabetes is important to you. How do you envision me helping to support your goals?”

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Asking open-ended questions to get more detail

Front

Which form collects more detailed medical and health information beyond the preparticipation health screening? Options: Lifestyle and health-history questionnaire, Informed consent, Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire for Everyone (PAR-Q+), Medical release

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Lifestyle and health-history questionnaire

Front

Which of the following is an important factor to consider with dose-related medications and the response to exercise? Size of the dose, Timing of the medication, Side effects, Generic or brand name

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Timing of the medication

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A new client discloses that they are taking a medication that they believe could have an effect on exercise. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate action an ACE Certified Personal Trainer could take? Research the medication online, Refer to a medical reference like the Physician’s Desk Reference (PDR), Require clearance for physical activity from a qualified healthcare provider, Consult the client to determine the effects the medication is having on physical activity

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Require clearance for physical activity from a qualified healthcare provider

Front

Which of the following antihypertensive medications increases the excretion of water and electrolytes through the kidneys?
Options: Diuretics, Calcium channel blockers, Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, Beta blockers

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Diuretics