Chapter 8 Pre-Assessment

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What is a MET?
- “macronutrient equivalent” of VO2 max. One MET represent the amount of glucose used by the body for one minute at rest
- “micronutrient equivalent” of VO2 max. One MET represent the amount of vitamin and minerals used by the body for one minute at rest
- “metabolic equivalent” of VO2 max. One MET represent the amount of oxygen used by the body for one minute at rest
- “metabolic excessiveness” of VO2 max. One MET represent the amount of carbon dioxide used by the body for one minute at rest
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According to the NSPA, what are the cardiovascular goals for a novice?
- 3-4 times per week, low intensity (55-65%) for 15-30 minutes
- 1-2 times per week, high intensity (75-85%) for 15-30 minutes
- 4-5 times per week, high intensity (65-85%), exceeding 25-40 minutes
- 1-2 times per week, low intensity (55-65%), exceeding 25-40 minutes
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According to NSPA, what are the cardiovascular goals to increase fitness levels?
- 3-4 times per week, low intensity (55-65%) for 15-30 minutes
- 1-2 times per week, high intensity (75-85%) for 15-30 minutes
- 4-5 times per week, high intensity (65-85%), exceeding 25-40 minutes
- 1-2 times per week, low intensity (55-65%), exceeding 25-40 minutes
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What is Max VO2?
- The maximum amount of oxygen that can be transported from the lungs to the muscles with the maximum amount being extracted and utilized:
- The maximum amount of carbon dioxide that can be transported from the lungs to the muscles with the maximum amount being extracted and utilized:
- The maximum amount of glucose that can be transported from the lungs to the muscles with the maximum amount being extracted and utilized:
- The maximum amount of fat that can be transported from the lungs to the muscles with the maximum amount being extracted and utilized:
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What is a consideration when it comes to aerobic training?
- Stop if experiencing shortness of breath or chest discomfort
- Consume approximately 64-96oz of fluids per day
- Encourage participants to work to a state of exhaustion
- Be aware of signs of overtraining
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