NSCA-CPT EVALUATION OF CORONARY RICK FACTORS, DISEASE, AND LIFESTYLE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

Recommendations for Low Risk Clients


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Medical Exam and graded exercise test before exercise?
Mod ex: No
Vig ex: No


Medical Supervision for exercise test?
Submax: No
Max: No




Family History and CAD Relationship


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, CAD has a predisposing genetic connection. People with a documented
family history are more susceptible to CAD.




Evaluation of Physical Activity and Exercise Patterns


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Identifying the specific physical activity, frequency, volume, level of
intensity (moderate or vigorous), and any signs or symptoms associated
with the activity.




Stress Management


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Studies have shown that stress is related to CAD; Type "A" behavior
patterns like hostility, depression, chronic stress produced by situations
"high demand and low control", and social isolation. It is important the PT is
able to recognize the signs and symptoms of stress overload and develop
intervention strategies.




Why Evaluate CRF?


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Helps the PT stratify risk and refer clients to physicians if necessary