Viva and Practical Exam Quiz

What is the maximum recommended time for your Viva presentation (excluding examiner questions)?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 25 minutes

How should you present your test results during the Viva?

• As a continuous paragraph with references

• Using graphs, tables, and bullet points

• Through a video demonstration

• Verbally, with no visual aids

What is the main purpose of a needs analysis in your presentation?

• To justify the athlete's team selection

• To determine test order

• To identify the physiological demands of the sport and athlete needs

• To recommend supplements

What format is expected for communicating results to your athlete in the Viva?

• Lay or scientific, as long as it’s clear and appropriate to the audience

• Only in scientific terminology

• Only in lay terms

• Logical, coherent, and tailored to the athlete’s level of understanding

When are students expected to complete the lab testing for their athlete?

• During scheduled lecture slots

• In the final week only

• Independently, by booking time with technical staff

• During the Practical Exam

If you are given Scenario A in the practical exam, what is one of the tests you will perform?

• VO2max test on a treadmill

• Blood glucose test

• Skinfold body composition test

• ECG monitoring

What skill is shared between both Scenario A and Scenario B?

• Use of the Douglas Bag system for gas analysis

• Haematocrit testing

• Skinfold measurements

• Treadmill testing

Which of the following is NOT part of Scenario B in the Practical Exam?

• Haematocrit and haemoglobin testing

• VO2max on a Monark cycle ergometer

• Lactate profile on a Watt-Bike

• Capillary lactate testing