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Understanding Cardiorespiratory Fitness: Measurement, Relative VO2 max, and Benefits, Quizzes of Kinesiology

Definitions and calculations for cardiorespiratory fitness terms, including vo2 max, relative vo2 max, and metabolic equivalents (mets). Learn how to determine a person's cardio fitness levels, their relationship to coronary heart disease risk, and the importance of exercise programs.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 11/09/2011

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TERM 1
Cardiorespiratory
DEFINITION 1
the ability of the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen rich
blood to the muscles as well as how well the muscles
utilize the oxygen in order to produce and utilize energy
cardiovascular/aerobic
TERM 2
Four ways to measure Cardiorespiratory
Fitness
DEFINITION 2
VO2 max
resting and recovery heart rate
performance times or time to exhaustion
Recovery VO2
TERM 3
Two ways to express Cardiorespiratory
Fitness
DEFINITION 3
Relative VO2 max
Absolute VO2 max - measure oxygen in L/min
Metabolic Equivalence - MET
TERM 4
1 MET = ? 1 lb =
?
DEFINITION 4
3.5 ml/kg/min
2.2 kg
TERM 5
A 150 lb male has a VO2 max of 4 L/min.
What is his relative VO2 max?
DEFINITION 5
Turn lbs into kg: 150 / 2.2 = 68.18 kg
Turn L/min into mL/min: 4 L/min x 1000 = 4000 mL/min
Divide mL by kg: 4000 mL / 68.18 kg = 58.67 mL/kg/min
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Cardiorespiratory

the ability of the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen rich blood to the muscles as well as how well the muscles utilize the oxygen in order to produce and utilize energy cardiovascular/aerobic TERM 2

Four ways to measure Cardiorespiratory

Fitness

DEFINITION 2 VO2 max resting and recovery heart rate performance times or time to exhaustion Recovery VO TERM 3

Two ways to express Cardiorespiratory

Fitness

DEFINITION 3 Relative VO2 max Absolute VO2 max - measure oxygen in L/min Metabolic Equivalence - MET TERM 4

1 MET =? 1 lb =

DEFINITION 4 3.5 ml/kg/min 2.2 kg TERM 5

A 150 lb male has a VO2 max of 4 L/min.

What is his relative VO2 max?

DEFINITION 5 Turn lbs into kg: 150 / 2.2 = 68.18 kg Turn L/min into mL/min: 4 L/min x 1000 = 4000 mL/min Divide mL by kg: 4000 mL / 68.18 kg = 58.67 mL/kg/min

What is the relative VO2 max in

METs?

58.67 ml/kg/min / 3.5 ml/kg/min = 16.76 METs TERM 7

A 120lb female wants to exercise at a level of

15 METs. What will her absolute VO2 max be?

DEFINITION 7 Turn lbs to kg: 120/2.2 = 54.55 kg Turn METs to ml/kg/min: 15 METS x 3.5 = 52.5 ml/kg/min Multiply to get ml/min: 54.55 kg x 52.5 ml/kg/min = 2864ml/min turn ml/min to L/min: 2864/1000 = 2.87 L/min TERM 8

Benefits of Knowing Cardio Levels (3)

DEFINITION 8 Helps you determine your risk of Coronary Heart Disease utilize knowledge of current fitness levels as the first step in setting up an exercise program fitness levels have a large effect on your quality of life TERM 9

Cardio-fitness Resting Measures (8)

DEFINITION 9 RHR Blood Pressure Weight Height Lung Function Test Body Fat Percentage Resting EKG Flexibility TERM 10

Relative Contraindication

DEFINITION 10 Factors that may allow a person to be tested for understanding of their cardio-fitness levels, but a physician should be present and the patient should be watched very carefully.