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ACE, Chapter 1 Questions with accurate answers, graded A+ 150 - ✔✔-How many minutes a week must the average person exercise moderately in order to get most health benefits? Depression - ✔� ... ��-What symptom can be reduced due to exercise when considering children and adolescents? (This is supported by moderate evidence) Strong - ✔✔-What level of evidence supports the idea that cardio, muscular fitness, bone health, cardio and metabolic biomarkers and favorable body composition are improved with exercise? Functional health and abdominal obesity - ✔✔-What is a factor that may improve in adults due to exercise? What is a factor that is reduced in adults due to exercise? (Both supported by moderate to strong evidence) American College of Sports Medicine - ✔✔-What does ACSM stand for? American Heart Association - ✔✔-What does AHA stand for? Allied Healthcare Continuum - ✔✔-This group consists of health professionals who are credentialed through certifications, registrations, and/or licensure and provide services to identify, prevent, and treat diseases and disorders. Licensed Acupuncturist - ✔✔-An LA in terms of medical treatment is called what? Acupuncturist - ✔✔-What practitioner must be licensed by a state and possess a national-level certification in order to practice? This may grant complementary medical privileges and/or lab-ordering privileges depending upon state licensing laws. Chiropractor - ✔✔-A Post-baccalaureate program, typcially four years in length; a variety of different philosophies and practices exist; do not have prescription writing or surgical privileges; however, depending upon the state, may prescribe and dispense nutritional and herbal supplemements. Dietitians - ✔✔-A baccalaureate-level degree with clinical practicum and national certification testing; in most states, licensure is required to practice. Naturopathic Physicians - ✔✔-A four-year graduate-level medical school with all of the same basic sciences as an MD (Medical Doctor), but also studies holistic and nontoxic approaches to therapy with a strong emphasis on disease prevention and optimizing wellness; in addition, this practitioner is required to complete four years of training in clinical nutrition, acupuncture, homeopathic medicine, botanical medicine, psychology, and counseling; licensure is by a state or jurisdiction as a primary care general practice physician; scope of practice varies by state law. Nurses - ✔✔-LPN, RN, MSN, ARNP, and Ph.D are all titles used to describe what type of practitioner? Associates, Bachelors, Masters, Graduates, Doctorate - ✔✔-In order and separated by commas, what level of education are required by the following types of nurse: LPN, RN, MSN, ARNP, and Ph.D MD (Doctor of Medicine) - ✔✔-Typically four years of post-baccalaureate medical school, at least three years of postgraduate training upon completion of the degree; able to prescribe medications and therapies; may have admitting privileges at hospitals. DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) - ✔✔-Same academic training as MD's, but also have instruction and practicum in osteopathic manipulation. Counselor - ✔✔-Baccalaureate or master-level degree; some may have social work or other backgrounds with clinical practicum in psychological care. D.Psy (Doctor of psychology) - ✔✔-Doctorate level degree in psychology PTA (Physical therapy aid/assistant) - ✔✔-These are either aides or assistants, (aides on trained on the job, whereas assistants are required to possess an associates; some states require a degree for the aides as well) ***Physical*** PT (Physical Therapist) - ✔✔-A baccalaureate or masters level degree in Physical therapy. DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy) - ✔✔-A doctorate level degree in physical therapy. COTA (Cert. occupational therapy aide/assis) - ✔✔-These are either aides or assistants, (aides on trained on the job, whereas assistants are required to possess an associates; some states require a degree for the aides as well) ***Occupational*** OT (occupational therapist) - ✔✔-A baccalaureate or masters level degree in occupational therapy. Dr.O.T (Doctor of Occupational Therapy) - ✔✔-A doctorate level degree in occupational therapy. A.T.C. (Athletic Trainer Certified) - ✔✔-A baccalaureate level degree with national cert. testing; typically state-regulated. Responsibilities include injury prevention, emergency care, and therapeutic intervention; working with the team physician; and rehabilitation of injured players after injury or postsurgery. Fitness Workers - ✔✔-What is the DOL (Department of Labor) term for professionals in the fitness industry? 13% (this is due to baby boomers, employer incentives for good health, childhood obesity, increasing youth interest in health, and the openings left by former fitness workers) - ✔✔-What percent increase does the DOL predict for employment of fitness workers between 2012 and 2022? True - ✔✔-True or false: You need permission from your client in order to contact their physician regarding reports of their progress with their exercise program. True - ✔✔-True or false: The majority of personal trainers clientele will be apparently healthy. 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