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Exploring Activities for Cardiorespiratory Fitness — Cumulative exam Answers

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Injuries can be prevented if you follow the rules, use protective equipment, and know the risks of injuries involved in each sport. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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Rapidly increasing the intensity of workouts is the core principle of overload.

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Tameka works as a health educator. Her job is to go out to the community and teach classes on the benefits of proper nutrition and exercise programs. She uses teaching materials and lessons that are created by the government. Of all the skills that are important to a health literate person, which skill does she use MOST in her everyday activities at work?

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critical thinking
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effective communication
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problem solving
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self-direction
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Why should an athlete see a doctor after taking a blow to the head?

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A blow to the head can result in a serious injury, resulting in a concussion.
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All sports injuries need to be treated as if they are life-threatening.
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Blows to the head are generally fatal unless treated immediately.
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A blow to the head generally results in a fracture.
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If you're not satisfied with your fitness evaluation score, there's really little you can do about it.

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A person's energy efficiency can be partially determined by heredity.

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Which of the following statements BEST describes muscular endurance?

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Muscular endurance is related to, but less important than, muscle strength.
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Significant muscle strength is a prerequisite for developing muscle endurance.
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Muscle strength and endurance are both important to health but are not significantly related.
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Muscular endurance describes the ability of muscles to contract repeatedly and is related to muscle strength.
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Consulting a doctor, choosing the correct clothes, and using appropriate protective equipment are all important steps in beginning an exercise program.

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Stiff muscles only result from overworking them.

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A spotter stands near the lifter with his feet wide and hands near the lower back. He pays careful attention to the bar and makes sure the lifter does not fall backwards. This is MOST likely a spotter for

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an overhead press
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a dead lift
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a squat
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a bench press
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Why is it important to thin the blood of someone having a heart attack, but not for someone having a stroke?

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Strokes are not a cardiovascular disease and are not impacted by blood pressure.
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Thinning the blood will cause arteries to relax and allow blood to pass more easily.
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For a stroke, it is necessary to control and stop the bleeding in the brain.
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Blood thinners are only useful for treating coronary heart disease.
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Which of the following is a component of skill-related fitness?

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muscular strength
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muscular endurance
C
body composition
D
power
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A weight lifter passes out in the gym and is taken to the local hospital. The doctor discovers that she is in shock and also has an enlarged heart. What type of supplement would the doctor consider to be the most likely cause of the problem?

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a muscle-building supplement like a growth hormone
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an endurance-enhancing supplement like caffeine
C
a muscle-building supplement like anabolic steroids
D
an endurance-enhancing supplement like erythropoietin
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How can an individual benefit from participating in the recommended amount of physical activity?

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decreased risk of developing certain diseases
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decreased ability to manage stress
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increased ability to go without sleep
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increased chances of developing hypertension
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Making good lifestyle choices will result in a healthier life.

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Individuals with special needs can play sports with adapted rules, equipment, and the environment.

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Good flexibility assessments need to be easy to replicate so that __________.

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the assessments are used often
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the assessments become standardized
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the assessment results remain similar between people
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the assessment data is easily compared between people
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When an individual stops working out, muscles slowly __________.

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strengthen
B
turn into fat
C
lose strength
D
stretch out
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How can flexibility training reduce the risk of back pain?

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It can help improve coordination and prevents falls.
B
It can help improve the poor posture responsible for back pain.
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It can help improve body composition, reducing load on the back
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It can help increase endorphin levels that reduce pain.
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Which of the following exercise comparisons is NOT an example of increasing intensity levels?

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jogging vs. sprinting
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weight lifting with 50 pounds vs. 150 pounds
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cycling 10 miles vs. running 10 miles
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cycling on a level surface vs. cycling uphill

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