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Unit 4 - Submax vs. Max Testing | HPER 3280 - Exercise Testing-Pres, Quizzes of Kinesiology

Class: HPER 3280 - Exercise Testing-Pres; Subject: Health, PE, and Recreation; University: Georgia Southwestern State University; Term: Fall 2011;

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 11/09/2011

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TERM 1
Submax Testing
DEFINITION 1
used to estimate maximal aerobic capacity from
physiological responses to sub max exercise
TERM 2
How much max should an individual exercise
up to?
DEFINITION 2
85%
TERM 3
Graded Exercise Testing
DEFINITION 3
occurs when an individual starts at an easy intensity and
progressively gets harder as time goes on.
TERM 4
ACSM Administration Test Rules (6)
DEFINITION 4
Greet the person, explain examiners' background,
introduce yourself
administer consent form and health screening sheets
Record resting information
give a detailed and thorough explanation of the test
adjust and calibrate equipment being used
complete the entire protocol as planned
TERM 5
Protocol Variables to Collect (6)
DEFINITION 5
Heart Rate
RPE
Blood Pressure
VO2
EKG
Time/Duration
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TERM 1

Submax Testing

DEFINITION 1 used to estimate maximal aerobic capacity from physiological responses to sub max exercise TERM 2

How much max should an individual exercise

up to?

DEFINITION 2 85% TERM 3

Graded Exercise Testing

DEFINITION 3 occurs when an individual starts at an easy intensity and progressively gets harder as time goes on. TERM 4

ACSM Administration Test Rules (6)

DEFINITION 4 Greet the person, explain examiners' background, introduce yourself administer consent form and health screening sheets Record resting information give a detailed and thorough explanation of the test adjust and calibrate equipment being used complete the entire protocol as planned TERM 5

Protocol Variables to Collect (6)

DEFINITION 5 Heart Rate RPE Blood Pressure VO EKG Time/Duration

TERM 6

Test Termination Criteria (9)

DEFINITION 6 If the subject requests to stop If HR doesn't increase with intensity levels Verbal or physical signs of severe fatigue If poor perfusion occurs along with other signs Equipment Malfunction If angina occurs If BP is > 260mmHg systolic or < 115 diastolic If a drop in systolic BP occurs significant change in heart rhythms occurs TERM 7

How to Choose Right Test Mode (10)

DEFINITION 7 Cost Portability of Mode Calibration of Equipment Storage True VO2 max Test Muscle Mass Activated Familiarity with Skill Monitoring HR and BP Specificity Protocol TERM 8

Detecting a "Sand-Bag" Effort (5)

DEFINITION 8 Plateau of VO2 max Heart Rate Certain blood lactate levels RER or Respiratory Quotient over 1. RPE over 17