Discuss the roles of exercise, nutrition, and weight in the health of elderly adults

Q: Explain what screening and progression mean for a person wanting to initiate an exercise program.

A: Exercise includes physical activities one can do to maintain overall good health. Additional…

Q: Discuss the effects of high altitude on a normal person and in athletes. Give some exmples, discuss…

A: Exercising on a daily basis keeps a person healthy by increasing muscle strength and endurance.…

Q: Discuss how strength gains occur in children engaged in a resistance training program, and contrast…

A: Resistance training is aimed to improve endurance and muscle strength. It comprises the exercises…

Q: List and describe 5 different positions of a client during Physical Assessment

A: Positioning of the patient for physical assessment is necessary to relieve pressure on the patient's…

Q: Examine how psychological and social issues affect the nutritional status of the elderly. What are…

A: Malnutrition is observed when the body gets a diet for a long period that has a very low or…

Q: What are the risk of Insufficient Physical Activity? Give examples and explain

A: Physical activity refers to the use of skeletal muscles in order to produce movement of the body…

Q: . Discuss the effects of aging on various body systems.

A: Aging is the way toward getting more established. The term alludes particularly to humans, numerous…

Q: Briefly explain the impact of exercising at altitude, in heat, OR in cold and Name 3…

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Q: Discuss guidelines related to progression that facilitate the transition from easy to more demanding…

A: Exercise is defined as engaging the body in physical activities that helps in maintenance of…

Q: what assessments you would do for someone who was administered with Endone

A: ENDONE It is a brand name of the opioid analgesic which contains an active ingredients of oxycodone.…

Q: Emerson is the star player of a basketball team, he was late in his game and his coach approached…

A: 1)True. Explanation- In such case Emerson is athelete.Warm up is necessary for Emerson.Muscle…

Q: llness in physical activity in y

A: The people should maintain their physical activity level in order to maintain their health, to…

Q: Describe the role of physical activity in a healthy lifestyle for young children. Give examples of…

A: Physical activity is an essential strategy to be followed by everyone to stay healthy. Physical…

Q: face elderly and disabilities such as falling,

A: Old age disability is the difficulties in one or more primary self-care actions which is referred to…

Q: List the three locations where fatigue candevelop.

A: The loss of energy and enthusiasm can be described as fatigue and it is different from sleepiness…

Q: What are five injury prevention strategies that are important to use before beginning a healthy…

A: A healthy movement (exercise) is better when it is returning done for skeletal..  muscle.A MUSCLE…

Q: Suggest appropriate health, nutrition, and exercise guidelines for middle-aged and older adults.

A: Health,nutrition and exercise guidelines:- 1) proper checkup at regular intervals 2) always consider…

Q: Discuss the physical changes that occur during each stage of adolescence.

A: Adolescence is the transitional phase in life of an individual where it no longer a child but also…

Q: What are some benefits to exercise for teens?

A: Exercise is defined as an intense or moderate level of physical activity performed regularly to…

Q: Describe how therapeutic exercise promotes healthy lifestyles.

A: Some of the examples of therapeutic exercises include balance training, strength, training, range of…

Q: Discuss the physical activity levels of people of all ages across the lifespan and the implications…

A: Physical education deals with the study of different types of physical activities and its importance…

Q: Describe important factors to consider when planning an exercise program for patients across the…

A: A condition in which long-term health condition that may not have a cure is called chronic illness.…

Q: Explain the different ways in which regularmoderate exercise can benefit an older person.

A: Health refers to the well-being of a patient. Health promotion generally involves organized and…

Q: What are the implications of regular exercise for maintaining health and preventing disease…

A: Exercise is defined as any bodily activity that will enhance or maintain a person's physical fitness…

Q: Discuss the specific risks to safety related to developmental age ?

A: Safety is the freedom from risk factors or danger. It is the condition that helps the individual to…

Q: explain the activity theory of aging (easy and simple)

A: Aging is the process which involves becoming older.Aging term generally refers to humans and it…

Q: Define the following terms: Aging, Geriatrics, Gerontology & Gerontics

A: Old age is the last stage in the life cycle of an individual. It is usually considered as the time…

Q: What is daily activity recommendations for elderly?

A: Elderly people aged 65 or above should some type of physical activity every day. The activity could…

Q: Choose three chronic diseases and discuss how exercise can help prevent and treat each of it.

A: 1) Heart diseases - Regular exercise can improve overall heart health and help lower the risk of…

Q: What are some of the physical challenges in maintaining a nutritional diet for a senior?  Consider…

A: Diet plays important role in the development and proper functioning of the body. Any deficiency of…

Q: Why is it important to know and understand Basic Life Support and how can you apply this as a…

A: Basic Life Support is a series of steps under a protocol followed all over the world to resuscitate…

Q: List at least ten guidelines that are recommended for elders who are embarking on a strength…

A: Strength training program includes body weight or external weight exercises. These exercises put a…

Q: Write a research about Health Benefits and Acute Benefits of Exercise.

A: Exercises are key for good health practices. Along with nutritious food proper exercise make us fit…

Q: Which of these should always be included in a personal health plan for fitness ? Select the two…

A: The personal health plan is based on that the human body and mind have the ability to self-repair.…

Q: Compare the physical assessment of a child to that of an adult

A: Physical assessment is a technique in which a medical practitioner or nurse tends to examine the…

Q: Discuss the issues of Midlife Transition facing an individual during middle adulthood

A: Middle adulthood also called as a middle age (the age range is 45 to 65 years). The period will be…

Q: If an individual is healthy enough to do exercise, is there a need for him/her to know his/her…

A: An exercise program is a program detailed that consists of a physical range of exercises and the…