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ExPhys Ch 13: Prescription of Exercise for Health and Fitness

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a likely benefit of cardiovascular exercise on the brain?

a)

Decreased brain health

b)

Maintained brain health

c)

Increased brain temperature

d)

Decreased brain volume

2.

What is the minimum duration for each session of aerobic activity recommended by ACSM for adults?

a)

5 minutes

b)

10 minutes

c)

15 minutes

d)

20 minutes

3.

Is a medical evaluation mandatory for all individuals before starting an exercise program?

a)

Yes, it is mandatory for everyone

b)

No, it is not mandatory for all

c)

Only for athletes

d)

Only for elderly individuals

4.

What is required for low-risk and healthy individuals regarding medical evaluation?

a)

Medical evaluation is required.

b)

Medical evaluation is not required.

c)

Medical evaluation is recommended.

d)

Medical evaluation is mandatory.

5.

What is a common requirement for both moderate-risk and high-risk individuals?

a)

No medical evaluation

b)

Medical evaluation is recommended

c)

No risk factors

d)

No signs or symptoms

6.

Which group is most likely to be healthy without needing medical evaluation?

a)

Low-risk and healthy individuals

b)

Moderate-risk individuals

c)

High-risk individuals

d)

All groups equally

7.

For someone with known CV, metabolic, or renal disease but asymptomatic, what is the guideline for moderate-intensity exercise?

a)

Stop exercising

b)

May continue at this intensity

c)

Medical clearance not necessary

d)

May resume after medical clearance

8.

What should someone with any sign or symptom of CV, metabolic, or renal disease do before resuming vigorous-intensity exercise?

a)

Medical clearance not necessary

b)

May continue at this intensity

c)

Stop exercising

d)

May resume after medical clearance

9.

For someone with any sign or symptom of CV, metabolic, or renal disease, what is the guideline for moderate-intensity exercise?

a)

May continue at this intensity

b)

Stop exercising

c)

Medical clearance not necessary

d)

May resume after medical clearance

10.

What should someone with no CV, metabolic, or renal disease and no symptoms do before engaging in light-intensity exercise?

a)

Medical clearance recommended

b)

Medical clearance not necessary

c)

Stop exercising

d)

May resume after medical clearance

11.

Which component of fitness is evaluated using the V'O2max test?

a)

Body composition

b)

Muscular strength

c)

Flexibility

d)

Cardiorespiratory fitness

12.

What is the primary focus of health-related fitness testing?

a)

Dietary habits

b)

Mental health

c)

Physical fitness components

d)

Social skills

13.

What is monitored during a Graded Exercise Test?

a)

Blood pressure only

b)

Heart rate only

c)

Discomfort and warning signs

d)

Breathing rate only

14.

What condition can an exercising ECG help to unmask?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Coronary artery disease (CAD)

c)

Hypertension

d)

Asthma

15.

What is a possible outcome of a graded exercise test result?

a)

False positive or false negative

b)

True positive only

c)

True negative only

d)

No outcome