Initial Client Consultation and Assessment
8 free questions
- A sedentary applicant reports diabetes but no current symptoms. What should precede starting supervised exercise?
- After rushing upstairs, a client sits for an immediate blood-pressure reading. What should the trainer change?
- A tape is horizontal at baseline but slopes downward at reassessment. What should the trainer correct?
- A client raises an arm sideways to shoulder height. Which plane primarily describes the movement?
- At the same walking speed after aerobic training, a client has a lower heart rate. What adaptation could contribute?
- An older adult needs a balance baseline and uses a handrail for confidence. What is a suitable assessment approach?
- A baseline record lists waist 82 cm and hip 100 cm. Calculate waist-to-hip ratio as waist / hip to two decimals; do not classify risk.
- A regular resting pulse is counted as 21 beats over 15 seconds. Convert to beats per minute using count × 60 / counting seconds.