mcrh.org
*Home>>>Atherosclerosis

Can you please help me with my fitness review?


1. With regular exercise, your nervous system?

a. causes your heart to be controlled voluntarily.
b. raises your resting heart rate.
c. lowers your resting heart rate.
d. causes your brain to work more efficiently.

2. National guidelines state that teenagers should engage in vigorous activity for?

a. 20 minutes, once a week.
b. 60 minutes, daily.
c. 60 minutes, 1 or 2 times per week.
d. 20 minutes, 3 or more times per week.

3. Active aerobics and active recreation are especially good at?

a. building flexibility.
b. building muscular endurance.
c. building muscular strength.
d. building cardiovascular endurance.

4. Doing too much active aerobics can often result in?

a. muscle sprains.
b. muscle strains.
c. overuse injuries.
d. atherosclerosis.

5. Aerobic exercise machines include

a. aerobic dance.
b. jumping rope.
c. treadmills.
d. martial arts.

Thank you!

lowers your resting heart rate

60 minutes, daily

building flexibility

muscle strains

treadmills

no problems!

Tags
  Avian Influenza   Avascular Necrosis   Autoimmune Diseases   Autism   Atrial Fibrillation   Athlete Foot   Atherosclerosis   Ataxia   Astigmatism   Asthma   Assisted Living   Assisted Breathing   Asperger Syndrome
Related information
  • Anyone out there been diagnose with PVD?

    Peripheral vascular disease is caused by the build-up of atherosclerotic plaque in your arteries. Symptoms depend on what artery is affected and how severely the blood flow is reduced. For exampl...

  • Conditions known to be associated with congestive heart failure include....?

    All of the above. Edit: Coronary atherosclerosis is only indirectly associated in that it disposes to infarcts.

    ...
  • My doctor had me do blood work and i am wondering what all they test for?

    Usually a cholesterol test will be labeled as such using the acronyms noted by the answerer above. Another clue is that usually a cholesterol test will involve fasting. If they had you not eat ...

  • What Did You Doctor Say When You Confronted Him On The Facts That?

    First of all what is your source that autopsy data does not show a connection between LDL levels and atherosclerosis? You need to properly cite it including Author, title, journal, and date. As...

  • Help people!!!?

    Hi there For question #1. Ask if the patient has a history of intake of blood thinners- aspirin, warfarin, etc. these drugs can lead to a hemorrhagic cerebral bleeding. High blood pressure can ...

  • Are You Aware There Is NO EVIDENCE LDL CAUSES CHD In Any Randomized Double Blinded Clinical Trial - ANYWHERE?

    Looks like junk science to me. I'll stick with my MD.

    ...
  • Policosanol - useless or not? Whom should we believe?

    A reputable journal concluded that it was effective. ...

  • What exactly is "Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil"?

    Hydrogenation is the process of heating an oil and passing hydrogen bubbles through it. The fatty acids in the oil then acquire some of the hydrogen, which makes it more dense. If you fully hydroge...

  •  

    Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster