ACSM 020-222 ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist Exam Practice Test

Tremor.

Confusion.

Bradycardia.

Slurred speech.

Conduct a submaximal stress test without the presence of a physician.

Conduct a maximal diagnostic stress test in the presence of a physician.

Use a questionnaire to evaluate activity, and do not conduct a test.

Start the client exercising slowly, and test after 6 weeks.

Lead II.

Lead AVL.

Lead V5

Lead V1

The maximal force that a muscle or muscle group can generate in a single effort.

The coordinated capacity of the heart, blood vessels, respiratory system, and tissue metabolic systems to take in, deliver, and use oxygen.

The ability to sustain a held maximal force or to continue repeated sub maximal contractions.

The functional ROM about a joint.

They both have the same percentage of body fat.

The 25-year-old individual is fatter.

The 45-year-old individual is fatter.

Who is fatter cannot be determined from the information given.

Immediately terminate the test if muscular fatigue occurs.

Initiate the test termination process when cardiac complications occur.

Initiate the test termination process when intermittent premature ventricular contractions are detected on ECG.

Immediately terminate the test when intermittent premature ventricular contractions are detected on ECG.

The plan should list the schedule of each staff member so that they can all be accounted for during an emergency.

The plan must be written.

The plan should outline each specific action.

The staff should be prepared and trained in the plan.

Cardiac crisis.

Hypotension.

Seizure.

Heartburn.

It controls breathing and the Valsalva maneuver.

It helps to regulate carbohydrate utilization during cardiovascular exercise.

It helps to regulate body temperature and electrolyte balance. s

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

That signs are written clearly.

That surfaces are brightly colored.

That solutions and cleaning materials are safe for the skin and hypoallergenic.

That disinfectants smell pleasant.

Poor Signage in the facility.

Extrinsic factors – intensity, terrain, equipment.

Intrinsic factors-frequency, attitude, ender.

Membership type

Creates an important fashion statement.

Should be bright so that you are easily seen in an aerobics class.

Has only one rule: be comfortable.

Must be safe and performs appropriately, like the exercise equipment.

Maximal exercise test with a 12-lead ECG.

Submaximal exercise test with a 12-lead ECG.

Discontinuous protocol, stopping at 85% of maximal heart rate.

Continuous protocol, stopping at 85% of maximal heart rate.

Hold the person down so that he or she does not hurt himself or herself.

Do not touch the person, but be sure that he or she is in a safe area.

Place a wedge in the person's mouth so that he or she does not swallow the tongue.

Ignore the person, and allow the seizure to pass.

Hypoglycemia.

Congestive heart failure.

Hyperglycemia.

Hypotension.

Unstable angina

Psychosis.

Suspected myocarditis.

Moderate valvular heart disease.

Fifth intercostal space, left sternal border.

Midclavicular line, fourth intercostal space.

Fourth intercostal space, right sternal border.

Midclavicular line, lateral to the xiphoid process.

Description of services.

Safety plan.

Informed consent.

Exercise waivers.

Teach the client how to warm-up and cool-down.

Instruct the client on safety procedureswhen using the facility.

Conduct a preparticipation screening.

Instruct the client on how to use the exercise equipment safely.

Hypotension.

Cold, clammy skin.

Tachycardia and slurred speech.

Bronchospasms and hyperventilation.

Bloodborne pathogens.

Theft.

Violent patients.

Work-related injuries.

Laboratory results.

Assessment of cardiac risk.

Review of medical history.

Assessment of work history.