A.Pain

B.Atrophy

C.Swelling

D.Red coloration

A.Preparation

B.Contemplation

C.Precontemplation

D.Action

A.Absolute contraindications prevent the individual from any/all exercise testing and prescription whereas relative contraindications allow for some testing and participation.

B.Absolute contraindications prevent the individual from participating in some testing and participation whereas relative contraindications do not allow any participation in exercise testing or prescription.

C.Absolute contraindications consist of risk/benefit analysis whereas relative contraindications do not.

D.Relative contraindications are acute where absolute contraindications are chronic.

A.10% to 20% of heart rate reserve

B.20% to 30% of heart rate reserve

C.40% to 60% of heart rate reserve

D.60% to 85% of heart rate reserve

A.Seated hip/trunk flexion

B.Pelvic tilt

C.Unsupported hip/trunk flexion

D.Trunk extensions