This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about principles of aerobic exercise from Chapter 7. The questions cover topics like the maximum capacity of the anaerobic glycolytic system, the recommended duration of a cool down period after exercise, appropriate diastolic blood pressure for stress testing, the energy system that provides energy for short bursts of activity, whether aerobic and anaerobic ATP production occurs during circuit interval or continuous training, appropriate end points for terminating a stress test, characteristics of slow twitch fibers, common exercise methods used in phase II for cardiac patients, adaptive changes from training for individuals with cardiac disease, and normal stroke volume ranges for children ages 5-16 years.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about principles of aerobic exercise from Chapter 7. The questions cover topics like the maximum capacity of the anaerobic glycolytic system, the recommended duration of a cool down period after exercise, appropriate diastolic blood pressure for stress testing, the energy system that provides energy for short bursts of activity, whether aerobic and anaerobic ATP production occurs during circuit interval or continuous training, appropriate end points for terminating a stress test, characteristics of slow twitch fibers, common exercise methods used in phase II for cardiac patients, adaptive changes from training for individuals with cardiac disease, and normal stroke volume ranges for children ages 5-16 years.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about principles of aerobic exercise from Chapter 7. The questions cover topics like the maximum capacity of the anaerobic glycolytic system, the recommended duration of a cool down period after exercise, appropriate diastolic blood pressure for stress testing, the energy system that provides energy for short bursts of activity, whether aerobic and anaerobic ATP production occurs during circuit interval or continuous training, appropriate end points for terminating a stress test, characteristics of slow twitch fibers, common exercise methods used in phase II for cardiac patients, adaptive changes from training for individuals with cardiac disease, and normal stroke volume ranges for children ages 5-16 years.
anaerobic glycolytic system is:- a) 0.7 mol ATP b) 1.2 mol ATP c) 1.7 mol ATP d) 90 mol ATP 2. The cool down period lasts for a) 10-15 min b)15-20 min c) 5-10 min d)0-5 min 3. 3. The diastolic pressure for stress testing should not exceed more than: a)120 mmHg b)220 to 240 mm Hg c) 180 mm Hg d)90 mm Hg 4. Which system provides energy for short, quick bursts of activity: a)ATP-PC system b)Aerobic system c) Anaerobic glycolytic system d)None of these 5. The aerobic and anaerobic production of ATP occurs in: a)Circuit interval training b)Circuit training c) Continuous training d)Interval training 6. End point requiring termination of stress training test period is: a) Progressive angina b)Abnormal ECG c) Cyanosis d) All of these 7. Slow twitch fibres are: a) Rich in myoglobin b) Rich in myoglobin and mitochondria c) Rich in mitochondria d)None of these 8. Which exercise is a common method used with the patients during phase-II? a) Circuit exercise b) Continuous exercise c) Circuit interval exercise d) Interval exercise 9. For training of individuals with cardiac disease which are the adaptive changes? a) Increased myocardial demand for oxygen b)Decrease myocardial aerobic work capacity c) Increased stroke volume d)Decreased tolerance to a physical work 10. Children 5-16 yr of age have a stroke volume of a) 10-80 ml b) 30-40 ml c) 70-100 ml d)120-140 ml