For this Assignment you will first IDENTIFY and LABEL the modifiable and the non-modifiable risk factors for heart disease along with threshold criteria (normal value limits). Next, for each of the two cases provided, you will complete a risk factor analysis, interpretation, and determination of risk level. Then, you will provide your recommendation regarding admission to an exercise program along with the rationale for your decision based on guidelines and thresholds presented along with a summary statement for the participant. Finally, you will provide an overall concluding paragraph. Introduction (Importance, identification and labeling of Risk Factors) Participant 1 / Client 1 Introduction of Participant Identification of Participant / Client Risk Factors and Normal references (threshold criteria) Participant / Client Risk Stratification (Level of Risk) and Rationale for the classification Recommendation for Program admission Rationale for recommendation Summary Statement for Participant 1 Tom, a 42-yr-old marketing agent who has been physically inactive for several years, has recently signed up for the company’s wellness program and would now like to join a vigorous-intensity High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) class. Tom is 5’8” tall, weighs 178 lbs, and has a 36 inch waist. He has been smoking about a pack of cigarettes per day for over 20 years. His blood pressure is 136/82 mmHg and his resting pulse rate is 74 beats per minute. His total cholesterol level is 220 and his fasting blood glucose is 96 mgdl. He currently has no signs or symptoms of cardiopulmonary disease, however, he states that he is currently taking medication for high blood pressure and a medication for high cholesterol. Classify Tom’s risk status and provide your recommendations (based on ACSM guidelines) for entry into the class he in interested in joining.
For this Assignment you will first IDENTIFY and LABEL the modifiable and the non-modifiable risk factors for heart disease along with threshold criteria (normal value limits). Next, for each of the two cases provided, you will complete a risk factor analysis, interpretation, and determination of risk level. Then, you will provide your recommendation regarding admission to an exercise program along with the rationale for your decision based on guidelines and thresholds presented along with a summary statement for the participant. Finally, you will provide an overall concluding paragraph.
- Introduction (Importance, identification and labeling of Risk Factors)
- Participant 1 / Client 1
- Introduction of Participant
- Identification of Participant / Client Risk Factors and Normal references (threshold criteria)
- Participant / Client Risk Stratification (Level of Risk) and Rationale for the classification
- Recommendation for Program admission
- Rationale for recommendation
- Summary Statement for Participant 1
Tom, a 42-yr-old marketing agent who has been physically inactive for several years, has recently signed up for the company’s wellness program and would now like to join a vigorous-intensity High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) class. Tom is 5’8” tall, weighs 178 lbs, and has a 36 inch waist. He has been smoking about a pack of cigarettes per day for over 20 years. His blood pressure is 136/82 mmHg and his resting pulse rate is 74 beats per minute. His total cholesterol level is 220 and his fasting blood glucose is 96 mgdl. He currently has no signs or symptoms of cardiopulmonary disease, however, he states that he is currently taking medication for high blood pressure and a medication for high cholesterol. Classify Tom’s risk status and provide your recommendations (based on ACSM guidelines) for entry into the class he in interested in joining.
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