020-222 Sample Questions Answers

A phone.

Lifting gloves and back belts.

Male trainers to help with spotting.

Safe passageways and use of the buddy system.

Informed consent is not a legal document.

Informed consent does not provide legal immunity to a facility or individual in the event of injury to a client.

Negligence, improper test administration, inadequate personnel qualifications, and insufficient safety procedures are all items expressly covered by the informed consent.

Informed consent does not relieve the facility or individual of the responsibility to do everything possible to ensure the safety of the client.

Not important, because most facilities are hospital-based and the emergency room is nearby.

Not significant, because a physician is not necessary when testing is conducted.

An agency that certifies a managed care organization.

Critical, because the physician must be present and can handle any emergency situation.

Because it is e} pensive.

Because it is hard to move.

Because it is used incorrectly.

Because of the time one waits to use it.

Hyperglycemia.

Strain.

Overuse injury.

Hypoglyeemia.

Advanced basic life support and ENT.

CPR and basic life support.

CPR and EMS.

Advanced cardiac life support and ENT.

Unstable angina

Psychosis.

Suspected myocarditis.

Moderate valvular heart disease.

Covering.

Ice.

Stabilization.

Rest.

Disease-free ROM about a joint.

Effort-free ROM about a joint.

Habitually used ROM about a joint.

Pain-free ROM about a joint.

Belt length x resistance x grade.

Belt length x resistance x revolutions pedaled per minute.

Resistance x distance flywheel traveled per revolution x revolutions per minute.

Resistance x distance flywheel traveled per revolution.

A physician should be present during the testing procedures.

Exercise testing should not be performed until the condition improves.

Exercise testing will not provide accurate assessment of health-related fitness.

Professional judgment about the risks and benefits of testing should determine whether to conduct an assessment.

It provides information regarding the patient's current status, which may help to determine the cause of the emergency.

It provides statistics that will help to justify the emergency response program.

It allows the staff to finalize the incident report.

It provides information to determine the consequences of the staff's actions.

Tremor.

Confusion.

Bradycardia.

Slurred speech.

The combination of the ambulance and the emergency room.

Critical for the staff to be able to respond adequately to an emergency.

The protocol used to practice safety plans.

Required by most health departments.

Injury prevention.

Basic principles for exercise training.

Metabolic injuries.

Emergency consequences.

Control the situation by implementing the emergency plan and taking charge.

Find someone to implement the emergency plan.

Get everyone out of the facility to avoid chaos.

Hope that an emergency contact is available to help with the situation.

All 100 clients show ECG indicators of CAD.

Approximately 50 clients show ECG indicators of CAD.

Approximately 30 clients would show ECG indicators of CAD.

Approximately 70 clients would show ECG indicators of CAD.

Following the rules.

Keeping the facility clean.

Hiring good front-desk staff.

Developing clever, unique programs.

Occur more often with women.

Rarely occur.

Occur at a rate of 1 in 3,000 hours of exercise.

Occur more often during the late hours because of client fatigue.