A.Heart rate, systolic blood pressure, and diastolic blood pressure increase.

B.Heart rate and systolic blood pressure increase, diastolic pressure remains unchanged.

C.Stroke volume decreases, heart rate and cardiac output increase.

D.Heart rate and systolic blood pressure increase, stroke volume and cardiac output remain the same.

A.Vastus lateralis

B.Biceps femoris

C.Iliopsoas

D.Gluteus maximus

A.Health history screening to determine risk stratification

B.Health history screening to identify metabolic syndrome

C.Postural analysis and bone density screening

D.PAR-Q form and prudent goal setting

A.Kyphotic curve

B.Scoliotic curve

C.Lordotic curve

D.Myotic curve

A.A normal part of the concentric phase of the exercise.

B.Inspiration of air through an open glottis.

C.Expiration of pressure against a closed glottis.

D.A normal part of the eccentric phase of the exercise.