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HEALTH RELATED FITNESS: CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS

CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS

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Question #1

TRUE OR FALSE: The cardiovascular system is the body system that includes the heart, blood vessels, and blood, and functions by moving oxygen and nutrients to body cells and removing cell waste.

Question #2

TRUE OR FALSE: The Respiratory System is the body system including the lungs and air passages that functions by bringing oxygen into the bloodstream and eliminating carbon dioxide from the blood.

Question #3

TRUE OR FALSE: The Respiratory System is the body system including the lungs and air passages that functions by bringing oxygen into the bloodstream and eliminating carbon dioxide from the blood.

Question #4

Which is blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to other parts of the body

Question #5

Blood cholesterol is one marker of metabolic fitness, or the fitness of your blood. At what level is considered desirable for your total cholesterol level?

Question #6

TRUE OR FALSE: A unique structure of veins ensures that blood does not drain back to the feet because the veins have one-way valves at regular intervals that prevent the backflow of the blood once it has moved above a valve.

Question #7

Which is a False Statement?

Question #8

Which term fits this statement: Physical activity done in short, fast bursts in which the heart cannot supply oxygen as fast as muscles use it

Question #9

Using the % maxHR method to calculate your Target Heart Rate Zone, what is your range?

Question #10

To improve your cardiovascular fitness, you should participate in vigorous Aerobic Activity:

Question #11

To improve your cardiovascular fitness, your activity level should be:

Question #12

To improve your cardiovascular fitness, you should exercise in your target zone for how many minutes:
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