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  • Sērija : Lippincott Connect-ACSM
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Apr-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Wolters Kluwer Health
  • ISBN-10: 1975150198
  • ISBN-13: 9781975150198
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 541 pages, height x width: 203x127 mm, weight: 567 g
  • Sērija : Lippincott Connect-ACSM
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Apr-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Wolters Kluwer Health
  • ISBN-10: 1975150198
  • ISBN-13: 9781975150198
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The flagship title from the prestigious American College of Sports Medicine, this critical handbook delivers scientifically based, evidence-informed standards to prepare you for success.
 
Providing succinct summaries of recommended procedures for exercise testing and exercise prescription in healthy and diseased patients, this trusted manual is an essential resource for all exercise professionals, as well as other health professionals who may counsel patients on exercise including physicians, nurses, physician&;s assistants, physical and occupational therapists, dieticians, and health care administrators. The extensively updated eleventh edition has been reorganized for greater clarity and integrates the latest Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans.



The flagship title from the prestigious American College of Sports Medicine, this critical handbook delivers scientifically based, evidence-informed standards to prepare you for success.
 
Providing succinct summaries of recommended procedures for exercise testing and exercise prescription in healthy and diseased patients, this trusted manual is an essential resource for all exercise professionals, as well as other health professionals who may counsel patients on exercise including physicians, nurses, physician&;s assistants, physical and occupational therapists, dieticians, and health care administrators. The extensively updated eleventh edition has been reorganized for greater clarity and integrates the latest Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans.

  • UPDATED! Integrated guidelines, including the 2018 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, reflect the most current, clinically sound approaches to exercise testing and prescription.
  • NEW! Chapter on conditions that affect the brain familiarizes students with specific strategies for the treatment of Parkinson&;s disease, Alzheimer&;s disease, autism, depression and anxiety. 
  • UPDATED! Enhanced organization helps students find information quickly and easily.    
  • FITT (Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type) boxes make locating critical exercise prescription information quick and easy.
  • Revised appendices integrate valuable information on ECGs, medication and emergency management where it is most relevant. A new appendix on metabolic equations is included.
  • Additional boxes, tables, and figures highlight important concepts and approaches at a glance.  
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1 Benefits and Risks Associated with Physical Activity
1(26)
Introduction
1(1)
Physical Activity and Fitness Terminology
1(3)
Public Health Perspective for Current Recommendations
4(3)
Sedentary Behavior and Health
7(2)
Health Benefits of Regular Physical Activity and Exercise
9(1)
Health Benefits of Improving Muscular Fitness
10(1)
Risks Associated with Physical Activity and Exercise
10(2)
Exercise-Related Musculoskeletal Injury
12(1)
Sudden Cardiac Death among Young Individuals
12(2)
Exercise-Related Cardiac Events in Adults
14(2)
Exercise Testing and the Risk of Cardiac Events
16(1)
Risks of Cardiac Events during Cardiac Rehabilitation
16(1)
Prevention of Exercise-Related Cardiac Events
16(3)
Online Resources
19(1)
References
19(8)
2 Preexercise Evaluation
27(31)
Introduction
27(1)
Informed Consent
28(1)
Exercise Preparticipation Health Screening
28(3)
American College of Sports Medicine Preparticipation Screening Process
31(1)
American College of Sports Medicine Preparticipation Screening Algorithm
32(1)
Algorithm Components
32(5)
Using the Algorithm
37(3)
Alternative Self-Guided Method
40(5)
Exercise Testing
45(1)
Risk Stratification for Individuals with Clinical Conditions and Medical Fitness Facilities
45(1)
Preexercise Evaluation
45(2)
Medical History and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor Assessment
47(1)
Additional Recommendations
48(7)
Online Resources
55(1)
References
55(3)
3 Health-Related Physical Fitness Testing and Interpretation
58(55)
Introduction
58(1)
Purposes of Health-Related Physical Fitness Testing
58(1)
Basic Principles and Guidelines
59(1)
Pretest Instructions for Fitness Testing
59(1)
Organizing the Fitness Test
59(1)
Test Environment
60(1)
A Comprehensive Health Fitness Evaluation
60(1)
Measurement of Resting Heart Rate and Blood Pressure
61(1)
Body Composition
61(2)
Anthropometric Methods
63(7)
Densitometry
70(2)
Other Techniques
72(1)
Body Composition Norms
72(1)
Cardiorespiratory Fitness
73(2)
The Concept of Maximal Oxygen Uptake
75(1)
Maximal versus Submaximal Exercise Testing
76(1)
Cardiorespiratory Test Sequence and Measures
77(2)
Test Termination Criteria
79(1)
Modes of Testing
79(8)
Submaximal Exercise Tests
87(1)
Interpretation of Results
87(3)
Muscular Fitness
90(2)
Rationale
92(1)
Principles
93(1)
Muscular Strength
93(4)
Muscular Endurance
97(3)
Muscular Power
100(1)
Flexibility
100(3)
Balance
103(2)
Online Resources
105(1)
References
106(7)
4 Clinical Exercise Testing and Interpretation
113(29)
Introduction
113(1)
Indications for a Clinical Exercise Test
113(2)
Conducting the Clinical Exercise Test
115(2)
Testing Staff
117(2)
Testing Mode and Protocol
119(2)
Monitoring and Test Termination
121(3)
Postexercise
124(1)
Safety
124(2)
Interpreting the Clinical Exercise Test
126(1)
Heart Rate Response
126(1)
Blood Pressure Response
126(1)
Rate-Pressure Product
127(1)
Electrocardiogram
128(1)
Symptoms
129(1)
Exercise Capacity
130(1)
Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing
131(1)
Maximal versus Peak Cardiorespiratory Stress
131(2)
Diagnostic Value of Exercise Testing for the Detection of Ischemic Heart Disease
133(1)
Sensitivity, Specificity, and Predictive Value
133(2)
Clinical Exercise Test Data and Prognosis
135(1)
Clinical Exercise Tests with Imaging
135(2)
Field Walking Tests
137(1)
Online Resources
138(1)
References
138(4)
5 General Principles of Exercise Prescription
142(25)
An Introduction to the Principles of Exercise Prescription
142(1)
General Considerations for Exercise Prescription
143(1)
Components of the Exercise Training Session
143(1)
Cardiorespiratory Fitness
144(1)
Frequency of Aerobic Exercise
145(1)
Intensity of Aerobic Exercise
146(4)
Time (Duration) of Aerobic Exercise
150(1)
Type (Mode)
151(1)
Volume (Quantity) of Aerobic Exercise
151(2)
Progression of Aerobic Exercise
153(1)
Resistance Training
153(2)
Frequency of Resistance Training Exercise
155(1)
Intensity of Resistance Training Exercise
155(1)
Types of Resistance Training Exercises
156(1)
Rest Intervals for Resistance Training Exercises
157(1)
Volume (Number of Sets per Week) of Resistance Training Exercise
157(1)
Progression of Resistance Training Exercise
157(1)
Flexibility
158(2)
Types of Flexibility Exercises
160(1)
Volume of Flexibility Exercise (Time, Repetitions, and Frequency)
160(1)
References
161(6)
6 Exercise Prescription for Healthy Populations with Special Considerations
167(35)
Children and Adolescents
167(1)
Exercise Testing
168(1)
Exercise Prescription
169(2)
Special Considerations
171(1)
Online Resources
172(1)
Low Back Pain
172(2)
Exercise Testing
174(1)
Exercise Prescription
175(1)
Special Considerations
176(1)
Online Resources
177(1)
Older Adults
177(1)
Exercise Testing
178(3)
Exercise Prescription
181(4)
Special Considerations for Exercise Programming
185(1)
Online Resources
186(1)
Pregnancy
186(2)
Exercise Testing
188(1)
Exercise Prescription
188(5)
Special Considerations
193(1)
Online Resources
193(1)
References
194(8)
7 Environmental Considerations for Exercise Prescription
202(24)
Introduction
202(1)
Exercise in High-Altitude Environments
202(1)
Altitude Acclimatization
203(1)
Rapid Ascent
204(1)
Assessing Individual Altitude Acclimatization Status
205(1)
Medical Considerations: Altitude Illnesses and Preexisting Conditions
205(2)
Prevention and Treatment of Altitude Sickness
207(1)
Exercise Prescription
207(1)
Special Considerations
208(1)
Organizational Planning
209(1)
Exercise in Cold Environments
209(1)
Medical Considerations: Cold Injuries
209(3)
Cardiac and Respiratory Considerations
212(2)
Clothing Considerations
214(1)
Exercise Prescription
214(1)
Exercise in Hot Environments
215(1)
Counteracting Dehydration
215(2)
Medical Considerations: Exertional Heat Illnesses
217(3)
Exercise Prescription
220(1)
Special Considerations
220(2)
References
222(4)
8 Exercise Prescription for Individuals with Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Diseases
226(50)
Introduction
226(1)
Cardiovascular, Peripheral Arterial, and Pulmonary Diseases
226(1)
Inpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs
227(5)
Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation
232(5)
Individuals with Heart Failure
237(3)
Individuals with a Sternotomy
240(1)
Pacemaker and Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator
241(2)
Individuals after Cardiac Transplantation
243(2)
Individuals with Peripheral Artery Disease
245(1)
Exercise Testing
246(1)
FITT Recommendations for Individuals with Peripheral Artery Disease
247(1)
Exercise Training Considerations
248(1)
Individuals with a Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke)
248(1)
Exercise Testing
248(1)
Exercise Prescription
249(1)
Exercise Training Considerations
249(1)
Other Considerations
250(1)
Exercise Training for Return to Work
251(1)
Pulmonary Diseases
251(1)
Asthma
252(3)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
255(6)
Exercise Training for Pulmonary Diseases Other than Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
261(4)
Online Resources
265(1)
References
266(10)
9 Exercise Prescription for Individuals with Metabolic Disease and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors
276(31)
Introduction
276(1)
Diabetes Mellitus
276(2)
Benefits of Regular Physical Activity for Diabetes
278(1)
Exercise Testing
279(1)
Exercise Prescription
279(3)
Special Considerations
282(3)
Online Resources
285(1)
Dyslipidemia
285(1)
Exercise Testing
286(1)
Exercise Prescription
286(2)
Special Consideration
288(1)
Online Resources
288(1)
Hypertension
288(1)
Exercise Testing
289(1)
Exercise Prescription
290(2)
Special Considerations
292(1)
Online Resources
293(1)
Metabolic Syndrome
293(1)
Exercise Testing
293(2)
Exercise Prescription/Special Considerations
295(1)
Online Resources
296(1)
Overweight and Obesity
296(1)
Exercise Testing
297(1)
Exercise Prescription
298(1)
Special Considerations
299(1)
Bariatric Surgery
299(1)
Online Resources
300(1)
References
300(7)
10 Exercise Testing and Prescription for Populations with Other Chronic Diseases and Health Conditions
307(71)
Introduction
307(1)
Arthritis
307(2)
Exercise Testing
309(1)
Exercise Prescription
309(3)
Special Considerations
312(1)
Online Resources
312(1)
Cancer
312(1)
Overview of Importance of Physical Activity in Cancer Survivors
313(1)
Preparticipation Evaluation
314(4)
Exercise Prescription
318(6)
Summary
324(1)
Online Resources
324(1)
Fibromyalgia
324(3)
Exercise Testing
327(1)
Exercise Prescription
328(3)
Special Considerations
331(1)
Online Sources
332(1)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
332(1)
Exercise Testing
333(1)
Exercise Prescription
334(1)
Special Considerations
335(1)
Online Resources
336(1)
Kidney Disease
336(1)
Exercise Testing
336(2)
Exercise Prescription
338(2)
Special Considerations
340(1)
Online Resources
341(1)
Multiple Sclerosis
341(3)
Exercise Testing
344(1)
Exercise Testing Considerations
345(1)
Exercise Prescription
346(1)
Special Considerations
347(1)
Online Resources
348(1)
Osteoporosis
348(1)
Exercise Testing
349(1)
Exercise Prescription
349(1)
Special Considerations
349(2)
Online Resources
351(1)
Spinal Cord Injury
351(1)
Exercise Testing
352(2)
Exercise Prescription
354(4)
Special Considerations
358(3)
Online Resources
361(1)
Multiple Chronic Diseases and Health Conditions
361(1)
Exercise Testing
361(1)
Exercise Prescription
362(1)
Special Considerations
362(1)
References
362(16)
11 Brain Health and Brain-Related Disorders
378(63)
Introduction
378(1)
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
379(1)
Exercise Testing
380(1)
Exercise Prescription
380(1)
Future Directions
381(1)
Online Resources
382(1)
Alzheimer's Disease
382(2)
Exercise Testing
384(1)
Exercise Prescription
385(2)
Future Directions
387(1)
Online Resources
387(1)
Anxiety and Depression
387(1)
Exercise Testing
388(1)
Exercise Prescription
388(2)
Exercise Considerations
390(1)
Special Considerations
391(1)
Online Resources
391(1)
Autism Spectrum Disorder
392(1)
Exercise Testing
393(1)
Exercise Prescription
393(2)
Exercise Training Considerations
395(1)
Future Directions
395(1)
Online Resources
396(1)
Cerebral Palsy
397(1)
Exercise Testing
398(2)
Exercise Prescription
400(3)
Online Resources
403(1)
Intellectual Disability and Down Syndrome
403(1)
Exercise Testing
404(3)
Exercise Prescription
407(2)
Special Considerations for Individuals with Intellectual Disability
409(1)
Special Considerations for Individuals with Down Syndrome
410(1)
Online Resources
411(1)
Parkinson's Disease
412(4)
Exercise Testing
416(2)
Exercise Programming
418(4)
Special Considerations
422(1)
Future Directions
423(1)
Online Resources
424(1)
References
424(17)
12 Behavioral Theories and Strategies for Promoting Exercise
441(29)
Introduction
441(1)
Modifying the Exercise Prescription
441(1)
Frequency/Time
442(1)
Intensity
442(1)
Type
442(1)
Theoretical Foundations for Understanding Exercise Behavior
443(1)
Social Cognitive Theory
443(3)
Transtheoretical Model
446(1)
Health Belief Model
447(1)
Self-Determination Theory
447(2)
Theory of Planned Behavior
449(1)
Social Ecological Models
449(1)
Dual Processing Theories
450(2)
Strategies and Approaches for Increasing Physical Activity
452(1)
Enhancing Self-Efficacy
452(1)
Self-Monitoring
452(1)
Goal Setting
453(1)
Implementation Intentions
453(1)
Reinforcement
453(1)
Social Support
454(1)
Problem Solving
455(1)
Affect Regulation
455(2)
Relapse Prevention
457(1)
Brief Counseling and Motivational Interviewing
457(1)
Stage of Change Tailored Counseling
458(1)
Group Leader Effectiveness
458(2)
Special Populations
460(1)
Cultural Diversity
461(1)
Older Adults
461(2)
Individuals with Mental Illness
462(1)
Youth
462(1)
Individuals with Obesity
463(1)
Individuals with Chronic Diseases and Health Conditions
463(1)
Online Resources
464(1)
References
464(6)
Appendix A Common Medications 470(7)
Appendix B Electrocardiogram Interpretation 477(5)
Appendix C American College of Sports Medicine Certifications 482(5)
Appendix D Metabolic Calculations and Methods for Prescribing Exercise Intensity 487(8)
Appendix E Contributing Authors to the Previous Two Editions 495(6)
Index 501