Chapter 1, Problem 6AYK

match these examples of activities with each of the main strategies for social and medical points of intervention.                                                                         coordination of care and counseling for type 2 diabetes, which has been shown to improve blood glucose management in patients.                                                                        passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act to protect the health of workers; product safety regulations; screening food and water sources; and enforcing safe work environments.                                                                        classroom-conducted nutritional program aimed to counteract the rise in childhood obesity                                                                        promoting regular exercise, quitting smoking, eating healthy A. Social or public policy interventions B. Community-based interventions C. Health…

Pre-commitment devices to encourage exercise are built upon the idea that they can move the decision frame from the immediate future to the more distant future and are relatively simple by design. O True O False

what is exercise? write an evaluation of your physical activity level. How much are you exercising on a regular basis? What is the recommended amount of exercise for you? Use any reputable resource for exercise requirements. Make sure you include the resource you used.

Design a complete exercise program for an individual of your choosing. The only caveat is this person must be someone with a special consideration. This exercise program will consist of all the elements of a comprehensive exercise program. Areas of emphasis for the evaluation of the program will include selection of appropriate program design variables (FITT principle) and reasoning behind your selections. The exercise prescription will be based on various factors including health history, lifestyle analysis, risk factor assessment and stratification, muscle strength and endurance assessment, and body composition analysis. The program must include cardiovascular, resistance, and flexibility protocols. Lastly, you must discuss behavioral theories and strategies that will enhance adoption and adherence to the program.

Briefly point this+ Sally Ann is a medical assistant at the local clinic. She has been employed by the clinic for 3 years. She attends annual trainings and participates in required continuing education units yearly as required by her certification. Sally Ann has been partying hard all week because she is turning 21 years old. On the Monday after arriving at work, she sees on the schedule she will be working in the lab. She puts her personal items away and goes directly to the lab where Ms. Austin has been waiting to have her blood drawn. Sally Ann places the tourniquet on the patient to palpate for the vein. She feels a good basilic and median vein. She picks the basilic. Ms. Austin tells Sally Ann she prefers the other arm, which usually is great for blood draws. Sally Ann tells Ms. Austin the vein she found is fine and proceeds. Sally Ann turns around to get an alcohol swab to wipe the area but doesn’t find one. She tells Ms. Austin she will be right back because the lab wasn’t…

Discuss the roles of exercise, nutrition, and weight in the health of elderly adults.

Objective:  Apply knowledge of skeletal, muscular and nervous physiology to clearly, accurately and logically analyze a case study.  Scenario Brandon Wilkes is a star quarterback and is looking forward to next week’s game when scouts from his top pick school will be attending.  Brandon confided to the coach that he had been depressed recently and last week began feeling weaker in the weight room during training sessions.  The coach explained that he was working hard and he could rest after the season was over.  One minute three seconds before half time, Brandon ran out of the pocket when he couldn’t find anyone open, made it 15 yards before a defender took him down at the knee.  At the hospital, X-rays confirmed a spiral fracture of the tibia and fibula.  As the radiologist examined the pictures, she noticed excessive bone loss in the shaft of the tibia.  Bloodwork came back from the lab and revealed a blood calcium level of 12.5 mg/dL.  The normal range is 8.5-10.5 mg/dL.  3)  While…

If an individual is healthy enough to do exercise, is there a need for him/her to know his/her fitness level before engaging to exercise program or personal training? Why or why not?

High intensity exercise has recently been advocated by the military for which of the following reasons? It increases aerobic fitness It simulates combat tasks It is a modality of active recovery It is an introduction to a non-sedentary lifestyle