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Chest, subscapular, medial calf

Midaxillary, suprailiac, chest

Chest, subscapular, suprailiac

Midaxillary, subscapular, suprailiac

Warm-up should last twice as long as cool-down.

Cool-down should approximate an intensity that is between 40 and 60% of VO2R

Warm-up need not involve cardiorespiratory activity if the conditioning phase of the exercise session involves resistance training.

Cool-down during the exercise session can be eliminated if at least 10 minutes of stretching is performed instead.

A, B, C, D

A, D, E, K

A, B, D, E

A, C, D, K

Keep your hands on the client's elbows.

Keep both hands on the bar at all times.

Keep your hands close to the bar without touching it.

Hands held at your sides in a ready position, with your elbows flexed at a 45-degree angle.

Keep hands in an alternate grip position on the bar.

Wrap your arms around and underneath your client's arms.

Keep hands underneath your client's elbows and assist only when necessary.

Keep hands in an alternate grip position close to the bar, and assist only when necessary.

30%

55%

65%

85%

Conscious or unconscious client with shortness of breath

Unconscious client with a pulse

Conscious client with chest pain

Unconscious client without a pulse

The body does not produce DHEA.

DHEA has been shown to improve body composition and physical performance in most elderly men and women.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has classified DHEA as a controlled drug.

DHEA has no potential influence on testosterone production by both men and women.

Breach of contract

Malfeasance

Negligence

Malpractice

Pain

Atrophy

Swelling

Red coloration