KINE 1020 Lecture Notes - Bench Press, One-Repetition Maximum, Human Height

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6 Jun 2014

School

York University

Department

Kinesiology & Health Science

Course

KINE 1020

Professor

Kuk/ Riddell

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Answer locations are indicated on right side of page. Be late: cheat in any way, circle two answers, wear a headset, bring cell phone. If you change your answer, make sure your final. If you do not know the answer, select your best. When you finish, go over the exam again. Write your name, student number, lab instructor. Make sure you have enough time to transfer your. ______________ ________________: a healthy physical activity participation questionnaire has _____ questions, 5 b. 11 c. 8 d. 3: who signs an informed consent form? a. Name one lifestyle risk assessment stress questionnaire that you answered in. 12-15: lab 2, what is your normal peripheral skin temperature? a. 37 c c. 35 c d. 33 c: if you are under stress, is your peripheral skin temperature lower or higher than your normal temperature, lower b. Higher: name 3 signs of stress, __________________________ ________________________ _________________: what is the average breathing rate (breaths/min), 10-12 b.

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KINE 1020 Lecture Notes - Bench Press, One-Repetition Maximum, Human Height

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