Physiology Of Sport And Exercise 5Th Edition: Chapter 20

Front 1

Borg RPE scale

Back 1

a rating scale ranging from 6-20

Front 2

coronary artery disease (CAD)

Back 2

insufficient blood flow to the myocardium

Front 3

exercise electrocardiogram (ECG)

Back 3

a way to monitor along with blood pressure during exercise. from low intensity to maximal intensity.

Front 4

exercise prescription

Back 4

1.) Mode or type of exercise
2.) Frequently of participation
3.) Duration of each exercise bout
4.) Intensity of the exercise bout

Front 5

graded exercise test (GXT)

Back 5

The progression: rate of work is generally increased every 1 to 3min until the maximal rate of work is achieved.

Front 6

Karvonen method of maximal heart rate reserve

Back 6

difference between HRmax and the resting heart rate (HRrest):
maximal heart rate reserve=HRmax-HRrest

Front 7

predictive value of an abnormal exercise test

Back 7

the accuracy with which abnormal test results reflect presence of the disease.

Front 8

rating of perceived exertion (RPE)

Back 8

helps with prescribing exercise intensity. Individuals rate how intense stages of their work out are.

Front 9

rehabilitation programs

Back 9

these are closely related to exercise training. Exercise training promotes many general health benefits that appear to improve the patient's prognosis.

Front 10

sensitivity

Back 10

the exercise test;s ability to correctly identify people who have the disease in question.

Front 11

specificity

Back 11

the test's ability to correctly identify people who do not have the disease.

Front 12

training heart rate (THR)

Back 12

based on the linear relationship between heart rate and VO2 with increasing rates of work.