Thermodynamic Assessment

Through the assessment process of my client the inquiries in which were asked were gender, age, height, and weight. Assessing with my client, we came to the conclusion that female is the client’s gender, her age remains 19 until November, her height is 5’6, and she weighed in at 218. The client’s measurements settled with the BMI (Body Mass Index), as 35.4. Although, the test was finalized with my client’s RHR (Resting Heart Rate). The RHR determined during the test was 31. Successively pulse count was determined within 6 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds and 60 seconds. Pulse count within 6 seconds was 10, 10 seconds was 15, 15, seconds was 18, 30 seconds was 36 and 60 seconds was 75. Going through my client’s medical history it displays that she is quite healthy. Although, suffering exercise induced asthma as a …show more content…
Due to two active occupations, and school which take up most of her time, her exercise becomes minimal yet vigorous. When my patient does exercise potency, balance, flexibility classes, and cardio are achieved. Furthermore, my client is currently 5’6 and 218 with a desired weight of 150. Her utmost weight was 225 and lowest was 160. My client’s weight loss techniques in the pass consisted of working out everyday for thirty minutes to about two hours, with little to no carbs, and a vegetarian diet. Moreover, my client eats very large portion meals, snacks on very high carbs, and eats fast food on an occasion.
My client agreed to participate in my critical assignment fitness assessment and prescription. Although, there are some risks for her as she gets older, she seems to try and maintain healthy habits when times permits. Being that my client is still young she has an excessive amount of time to get her body at the required weight, where she will not suffer obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, and major heart issues down the