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Total Fitness and Wellness
Exam 7: Creating Your Total Fitness and Wellness Plan
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Question 1
True/False
One benefit of exercising during pregnancy is shorter labor.
Question 2
Multiple Choice
The third step in developing a wellness program is
Question 3
Multiple Choice
The three major types of fitness goals are performance goals, body composition goals, and ________ goals.
Question 4
True/False
Exercise is important for individuals with physical disabilities, but less so for those with mental or emotional challenges.
Question 5
Essay
It's possible that, at some point in your fitness or wellness plan, you will drift away from your stated goals and intentions. List at least three actions you can take to help get back on track.
Question 6
True/False
Backsliding is very dangerous and can indicate that you are about to give up on your fitness program.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
In working to change a health-related behavior, how should backsliding be regarded?
Question 8
Multiple Choice
To avoid muscle injury, strength training should be done no more than
Question 9
Multiple Choice
SMART goals are useful in developing your wellness plan. The "S" in SMART stands for
Question 10
Essay
Choose three body systems from the list below and discuss some of the effects of aging on those systems. Cardiovascular system; musculoskeletal system; integumentary system (skin, hair, nails); special senses (vision, hearing, taste, smell); nervous system.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
When selecting the wellness concepts that are appropriate for your wellness plan, it's best to focus on behaviors that
Question 12
True/False
Bone mass peaks between 20 and 30 years of age.
Question 13
True/False
When seeing your health care provider, if you are unclear about any part of your diagnosis or treatment, it's best to ask the nurse or medical assistant to explain it further after the doctor has left the room.