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The belief that our destiny is in our genes is the ____ barrier to change.

Indifference and helplessness

Determine the recommended weight of 30 year old female with a percent body fat of 28%, a body weight of 150 pounds, and the desire to have a percent body fat of 21%.

150(BW) x .28(fat %) = 42(FW)

150(BW) - 42(FW) = 108(LBM)


108(LBM)/(1.0 - .21(desired)) = 136.7lbs(RW)


A weakness of height-weight tables is the inability to discriminate between lean and fat weight. Height and weight is also the primary data for _____ analysis.

BMI

Atherosclerosis is caused by:(damaging the inner lining of the blood vessel)

- High Body Weight

- High BP


- Diabetes


- High Cholesterol


Skin fold technique measurement for men usually uses the _____ site.

Tricep, Chest, Stomach

Body weight/fat set point theory does not state that:

- Doesn't say it is easy

- it is difficult


Scientific evidence indicates there is significant increase in risk for disease when BMI exceeds:

25%

The typical amount of essential fat in men is _____ percent of the body.

3%

Avoiding unnecessary snacking by doing yardwork, going for a walk, or flossing after dinner illustrates the change process of:

countering

Heart rate reserve (HRR) is calculated by:

MHR - RHR = HRR

At least 30% above recommended body weight.

Obese

Overload can be accomplished by increasing the _____.

weight, repetitions, speed of contractions

To calculate fat weight, body weight is _____ percent body fatness.

multiplied by FW=BW * %BF

To calculate lean body weight:

BW - FW= LBW

Name the substance released from the inner lining of the blood vessel which keeps blood vessels clean and healthy.

Nitric Oxide

Highly trained athletes seeking maximum strength development often workout using _____ RM.

1-6

A study showed that after weight loss due to exercise, most people need to continue exercising _____minutes each day to maintain the weight loss.

60-90

Very low calorie diets usually:

reduce basal metabolic rate (BMR) and decreases metabolism

Increases in VO2max are best realized for fit individuals at an intensity of:

about 85% of HRR

The suggested lower limits of daily caloric consumption are _____ for men and _____ for women (respectively).

1500 (M) & 1200 (FM)

An added pound of muscle raises BMR approximately _____ calories each day.

35

Physical inactivity is more prevalent in______?

women, minority, older adults, less affluent, and less educated

Determine the lean body mass of a 20 year old person with a body weight of 200.

need % of BF- Can't Calucate- None of the above

Determine the fat weight of a 20 year old person with a percent body fat of 25% and a body weight of 375 pounds.

375*.25=93.75 fat weight

In the United States, _____ percent of the men and _____ percent of the women are obese.

31.1 (M) 33.2 (W)

Calculate the expected calories required to perform 30 minutes of vigorous Aerobic exercise by a well-conditioned 120 pound female.

Vigorous (.095) 120*30min = 342 calories

_____ percent of new and returning exercisers area at risk for early dropout.

70

Obesity has been defined as a BMI of _____ and higher.

30

Discovering behavior triggers using logs and journals.

behavior analysis

Once a behavior has been maintained for more than five years, a person is said to be in the_____ stage

termination/adoption

Non-smoking areas, health-oriented cafeterias, and advocacy groups are examples of:

social liberation

When people think that tomorrow,next week, or after the holiday is the best time to start change, they are practicing the ____ barrier to change.

procrastination

The science of behavior therapy has established that most behaviors we adopt in life are:

products of the environment

Type II Diabetes is:

Lifelong chronic disease in which there are high levels of sugar (glucose ) in the blood. Non insulin dependent occurring in 90% of people.

Accepting responsibility to change.

commitment

Overweight has been defined as a BMI of _____ and higher.

25

In the United States, _____ percent of the men and _____ percent of the women are overweight.

70.8 (M) & 61.8 (W)

When performing with 8 to 12 RM to increase muscle tone and endurance, _____ sets per exercise are recommended.

3-6

Most people have a(n) _____ locus of control.

continuum, external and internal

A study showed that people trying to lose weight underestimate their caloric intake and overestimate their caloric output. What was the magnitude of error?

50%

One pound of fat represents _____Calories.

3500

Deposits in the arterial walls that lead to formation of plaque.

atherosclerosis

Determine BMI for an individual that weighs 150 pounds and is 70 inches in height.

(150lbs.*705)/70² = 21.58 (BMI)

The typical amount of essential fat in women is _____ percent of the body.

12

Calculate the expected calories required to perform 60 minutes of vigorous Aerobic exercise by a well-conditioned 150 pound female.

.095(I)150(BW)60(T) = 855(C)

Yo-Yo dieting causes basal metabolic rate to _______ when caloric intake begins to fall.

decrease/drop

Calculate the expected calories required to perform 45 minutes of strength training by a 200 pound male.

.05 200 45 = 450 calories

Skinfold thickness is based on the principle that approximately ________ of the body’s fatty tissue is directly beneath the skin.

half/ (50%)

What percent of Americans accept that exercise is beneficial to health and sees a need to incorporate it into their lives?

nearly/mostly all

The body fat/weight setpoint is not lowered by:

aerobic exercise, strength training, smoking

Lean body tissue _____ within activity.

decreases

To effectively lose weight, aerobic exercise should be performed at least _____ times each week.

3-5

Long-term strength training often increases _____.

muscle mass, muscle endurance, resistance

Calculate the expected calories required to perform 30 minutes of strength training by a 100 pound male.

.05 * 30 * 100= 150 calories

Muscular endurance is best improved by performing 1 set of 1 repetition

false; 15-25 reps 2-5 sets

When people think that they are a product of the environment, they employ the helplessness barrier of change.

false; preconditioned cultural beliefs

Muscular strength is best improved by performing 1 set of 1 repetition.

false; 2-5 sets for both strength and endurance

Self-reevaluation is defined as determining accomplishments and rewriting goals.

true

Aging lowers the metabolism

true

Adding a pound of muscle changes metabolism by about 75 Calories each day.

false; 35 Calories per Day

Name the safety mechanisms, part of the skeletal muscle and nervous system, that function to limit the amount of weight (tension) lifted

golgi tendon organ

Energy necessary for cell function is produced by the cell:

mitochondria

Determine recommended body weight with the information given: current body weight = 150 pounds; current percent body fat = 30%; desired percent body fat = 20%

Fat Weight = Body Weight x Percent Body Fat = 45 Lean Body Mass = BW - FW = 150 - 45 = 105 Recommended Body Weight = LBM / (1 - Desired Percent Body Fat) = 105 / 1-.2 = 131.25 (C)

The cardiovascular training zone for a well-trained 50-year-old male with a resting heart rate of 70 bpm is

well - trained cardio: 60 - 90%

MHR - 207- .7 x 50 = 172


MHR - RHR = HRR = 172 - 70 = 102


.6 x 102 + 70 = 131.2


.9 x 102 + 70 = 161.8


A reasonable beginning cardiorespiratory endurance heart rate training zone for an unfit 20-year-old person with a 100 bpm HRR is _____ beats per minute.

Beginning cardio: 30-40%

MHR = 207 - (.7 x 20) = 193


RHR = MHR - HRR = 193 - 100 = 93


.3 x 100 + 93 = 123


.4 x 100 + 93 = 133


Slow-Twitch muscle fibers are ____________________.

muscle fibers with greater aerobic potential and slower speed of contraction. aerobic work; fatigue resistant.

Strength-training method in which muscle contraction produces little or no movement.

isometric

Heart rate reserve (HRR) is calculated by:

subtracting resting heart rate from maximal heart rate

What foods are high in saturated fats?

meats, animal fat, lard, whole milk, cream, butter, cheese, ice cream, hydrogenated oils, coconut oil, palm oils

A reasonable beginning cardiorespiratory endurance heart rate training zone for an unfit 20-year-old person with a 100 bpm Heart Rate Reserve (HRR) is _____ beats per minute.

123

A reasonable cardiorespiratory endurance heart rate training zone for a fit 30-year-old person with a 126 bpm Heart Rate Reserve (HRR) is _____ beats per minute.

70

Generally, to reap health benefits, one should exercise at least a total of _____ minutes each session.

30

Suggested intensity for beginning unfit individuals is at _____ percent HRR.

30-40

Increases in VO2max are best realized for fit individuals at an intensity of:

about 85% of HRR

HRmax is estimated by:

207 - (age x 0.7)

More than _____ percent of the adult United States population have some form of heart or blood vessel disease.

35

Each year, about _____ people in the United States have a heart attack.

1 million

About _____ percent of all deaths in the United States were attributable to cardiovascular disease.

32

Condition in which the arteries that supply the heart muscle are narrowed by fatty deposits.

coronary heart disease ( CHD )

The benefits of cardiovascular training include all but one of the following

decrease blood pressure, decrease body weight, decrease cholesterol and glucose

The risk of cardiovascular death is greater in _____.

native Americans, rural African Americans, inner city poor or minority men

The frequency for aerobic exercise should be

2 hrs 30 mins / week; or 30 mins for 5 days / week

The major risk factors, which can lead to cardiovascular disease and are controllable are:

blood pressure, high cholesterol, body weight, glucose

An average blood pressure is around:

80-120mm

Inner lining of the blood vessel wall is called:

endothelium

The cardiovascular training zone for a well-trained 50-year-old male with a resting heart rate of 70 bpm is between

130-160

Planned, structured, and repetitive bodily movement to improve or maintain one or more of the components of fitness is called:

exercise

A more efficient cardiovascular system is indicated by

circulatory system

For older people and those beginning an aerobic exercise program, exercising at 40 to 50% of heart rate reserve is

low exercise intensity level

Atherosclerosis is primarily caused by:

cholesterol

Bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles; requires expenditure of energy and produces progressive health benefits best describes.

physical activity

A hypertensive blood pressure is around:

140/90mm

Moderate aerobic activity & weight training are recommended for individuals with Type 2 Diabetes?

true

For individuals with Type 2 Diabetes, resistance training should be between 50-80% of maximum?

true

Increase blood glucose interferes with fat metabolism leading to atherosclerosis?

true

Type 2 diabetes accounts for 90% of all cases of diabetes?

true