020-222 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Identifying a patient's risk of complications is important. Which of the following is NOT considered to be a common aspect of the risk identification process?

A. Laboratory results.

B. Assessment of cardiac risk.

C. Review of medical history.

D. Assessment of work history.

In preventing injuries, hydration is very important, because

A. It controls breathing and the Valsalva maneuver.

B. It helps to regulate carbohydrate utilization during cardiovascular exercise.

C. It helps to regulate body temperature and electrolyte balance. s

D. It helps to prevent blood pooling during the cool-down.

How can exercise equipment add to the risk of participation?

A. Because it is e} pensive.

B. Because it is hard to move.

C. Because it is used incorrectly.

D. Because of the time one waits to use it.

An equipment maintenance plan should include

A. A floor plan.

B. A client advisory statement.

C. A document that records maintenance and repair history.

D. Temperature and humidity readings.

Which of the following are symptoms of hypoglycemia?

A. Hypotension.

B. Cold, clammy skin.

C. Tachycardia and slurred speech.

D. Bronchospasms and hyperventilation.

RICES refers to

A. Relaxation, Ice, Compression, Energy, and Stabilization.

B. Relaxation, Incremental heat, Care for injury, Energy, and Standardization.

C. Rest, Ice, Common sense, Energy, and Standardization.

D. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, and Stabilization.

What are some of the risks for musculoskeletal injury?

A. Poor Signage in the facility.

B. Extrinsic factors ?intensity, terrain, equipment.

C. Intrinsic factors-frequency, attitude, ender.

D. Membership type

Which of the following statements about underwater weighing is TRUE?

A. It can divide the body into bone, muscle, and fat components.

B. It assumes standard densities for bone, muscle, and fat.

C. It can divide the body into visceral and subcutaneous fat components.

D. It is a direct method of assessing body composition.

Adults age physiologically at individual rates. Therefore, adults of any specified age will vary widely in their physiologic responses to exercise testing. Special consideration should be given to older adults when giving a fitness test, because

A. Age is often accompanied by de conditioning and disease.

B. Age predisposes older adults to clinical depression and neurologic diseases.

C. Older adults cannot be physically stressed beyond 75% of age-adjusted maximum.

D. Older adults are not as motivated to exercise as those who are younger.

A client with a functional capacity of 7 MET, an ejection fraction of 37%, and an ST - segment depression of 1 mm below baseline on exertion

A. Should not exercise until his or her ejection fraction is >50%.

B. Is considered to be at low risk.

C. Is considered to be at moderate risk.

D. Is considered to be at high risk.