Cumulative Exam — Cumulative exam Answers

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Why does the heart automatically adjust the flow of blood to match activity levels?

A
Extreme activity damages blood cells and the body needs replacements.
B
The heart requires more oxygen when exercising.
C
It reduces the level of oxygen in the blood.
D
Organs and muscles require more blood under stress.
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Lisa's grandmother was recently diagnosed with heart disease. Her doctor told her she should have some body composition testing done to determine if her body composition is putting her at a greater risk of this condition. She is on a tight budget. Which of the following is the easiest and least expensive test for her to start with?

A
waist circumference
B
MRI
C
hydrostatic weighing
D
none of the above
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What distinguishes a heart attack from heart failure.

A
A heart attack results from poor blood flow, while heart failure involves a total interruption of blood flow.
B
Both heart attack and heart failure result in heart tissue death, but more tissue dies as a result of heart failure.
C
Heart tissue dies during a heart attack, while heart failure results in systemic oxygen deficiency.
D
Heart failure results in body tissues receiving such a high level of oxygen that it is toxic.
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Which of the following is NOT true of exercise machines?

A
Most exercise machines are expensive to purchase individually.
B
Most exercise machines require spotters for safe operation.
C
Most exercise machines require less skill to use than free weights.
D
Most exercise machines can only be used for a limited number of exercises.
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During a medical screening, lung capacity testing is a standard procedure.

A
T
B
F
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What distinguishes first class levers from both second and third class levers?

A
The fulcrum is between the load and effort.
B
There is a fulcrum on both sides of the load.
C
Greater effort is required to move the load.
D
The first class lever is not found in the human body.
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Select the statement that correctly describes multiple sclerosis.

A
This fatal disease leads to severe and progressive memory loss.
B
This fatal disease attacks the peripheral nervous system.
C
This nonfatal disease is characterized by severe memory loss.
D
This nonfatal disease disrupts the central nervous system (CNS).
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What is the RICE regimen for injuries?

A
a homeopathic herbal remedy
B
a series of steps to facilitate recovery
C
a program designed to prevent injuries
D
a process for reporting sports injuries
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Joe and Pete are at the batting range and find out that Joe can hit the ball much farther than Pete. Based on this information, what might we conclude?

A
Joe would also beat Pete in a distance race because Joe has more muscular endurance.
B
Joe would also beat Pete in an arm wrestling competition because Joe has more muscular strength.
C
Pete would beat Joe in a distance throwing competition because he has better muscular endurance.
D
Pete would beat Joe in a weight-lifting competition because he has better muscular strength.
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How does the FITT principle apply to the development of a successful personal fitness program?

A
The FITT principle helps individuals determine an effective schedule for different exercise activities.
B
The FITT principle helps individuals choose the types of activities that will be most enjoyable for them.
C
The FITT principle makes it easier for individuals to incorporate lifestyle activities into their fitness programs.
D
The FITT principle allows individuals to monitor their progress.
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Staying upright during vigorous physical activity is BEST described as having good __________.

A
balance
B
flexibility
C
agility
D
reaction time
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Which of the following BEST represents a plan for choosing a cardiofitness activity?

A
compare multiple aerobic activities, choose an activity suited for personal goals, follow exercise safety precautions
B
compare multiple aerobic activities, choose the most difficult activity, follow exercise safety precautions
C
compare multiple aerobic activities, choose an activity suited for personal goals, ignore safety precautions
D
avoid comparing aerobic activities, choose an activity suited for personal goals, follow exercise safety precautions
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Which of the following statements is NOT true about body composition?

A
Too much body fat can lead to joint or bone disorders.
B
Body composition is influenced by numerous factors.
C
Body composition refers to a person's overall weight.
D
Lean body mass is the nonfat component of body composition.
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Health professionals can help those with health issues to __________.

A
find something other than sports or exercise in which to participate
B
match exercise programs and sports with their needs and limitations
C
get completely well before starting any sports or exercise program
D
find others with the same health issue so they can commiserate on their unfortunate situation
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Which of the following activities does NOT improve stability?

A
maintaining a narrow base
B
lowering your center of gravity
C
doing balancing exercises
D
leaning into oncoming forces
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Which of these team sports affects both health-related fitness and skill-related fitness?

A
basketball
B
volleyball
C
flag football
D
all of the above
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Roxy is exercising with a jump rope. Although she is standing next to Hector, she is having difficulty speaking to him due to her exertion. Therefore, it is likely that Roxy is exercising at __________.

A
low intensity
B
moderate intensity
C
vigorous intensity
D
none of the above
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Shauna leads a very inactive lifestyle, so she should eat more calories.

A
T
B
F
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Which of the following requires the action of a first class lever in the body?

A
jumping
B
push-ups
C
waving
D
nodding
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Effective communication consists of __________.

A
verbal and nonverbal communication and speaking clearly and loudly
B
verbal communication and stereotyping
C
verbal and nonverbal communication and active listening skills
D
nonverbal communication and minimal interruptions

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