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The three Nobel prize winners whose research work involved muscle or muscular exercise were |
| | A) | A.V. Hill, August Krogh and Otto Meyerhof |
| | B) | J.S. Haldane, |
| | C) | Christian Bohr and C.G. Douglas |
| | D) | D.B. Dill, L.J. Henderson and van Slyke |
| | E) | Steven Horvath, Sid Robinson and E. Asmussen |
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The term "maximal oxygen uptake" was introduced in 1924 by |
| | A) | Rudolpho Margaria. |
| | B) | D.B. Dill. |
| | C) | A.V. Hill. |
| | D) | Otto Meyerhof. |
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Otto Meyerhof is recognized for his work on |
| | A) | metabolism of citric acid. |
| | B) | fat metabolism during long-term work. |
| | C) | metabolism of glucose. |
| | D) | maximal oxygen uptake. |
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An exercise physiology institute in Denmark bears the name of this Nobel prize winner. |
| | A) | Rudolpho Margaria |
| | B) | August Krogh |
| | C) | A.V. Hill |
| | D) | Otto Meyerhof |
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Two European scientists who did pioneering work in the role of O2 and lactic acid in the control of breathing during exercise were |
| | A) | Peter F. Scholander and Dr. Dudley Sargent. |
| | B) | Steven Horvath and Thomas K. Cureton. |
| | C) | C.G. Douglas and J.S. Haldane. |
| | D) | Dr. Bruno Balke and T.H. Huxley. |
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The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory was open from |
| | A) | 1927 to 1980. |
| | B) | 1927 to 1947. |
| | C) | 1947 to 1980. |
| | D) | 1927 to 1937. |
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Dr. D.B. Dill's classic exercise physiology text is |
| | A) | Life, Heat and Altitude. |
| | B) | The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory. |
| | C) | Maximal Oxygen Uptake. |
| | D) | Physiology of Bodily Exercise. |
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A fellow of the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory who developed the chemical gas analyzer was |
| | A) | Peter F. Scholander. |
| | B) | Rudolpho Margaria. |
| | C) | Dr. Bruno Balke. |
| | D) | Otto Meyerhof. |
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President Kennedy expressed concerns about the nation's fitness in an article called |
| | A) | "Presidents Council on Physical Fitness." |
| | B) | "The Soft American." |
| | C) | "AAHPERD's Physical Best." |
| | D) | "Corporate Fitness." |
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The Healthy People 2000 Health Objectives are concerned with |
| | A) | increasing exercise. |
| | B) | reducing dietary fat intake. |
| | C) | decreasing tobacco use. |
| | D) | all of the above. |
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In 1950, the number of colleges or universities that had research laboratories in departments of physical education was |
| | A) | 151. |
| | B) | 68. |
| | C) | 58. |
| | D) | 16. |
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Paralleling the interest in the physical fitness of America's youth in the 1960's was the rising concern about |
| | A) | infectious disease. |
| | B) | contagious disease. |
| | C) | fitness testing. |
| | D) | heart disease. |
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By 1969, how many Ph.D. students had completed their work under the direction of Thomas K. Cureton? |
| | A) | 16 |
| | B) | 68 |
| | C) | 58 |
| | D) | 30 |
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The acronym ACSM stands for |
| | A) | The American College of Sports Medicine. |
| | B) | The Association of Cardiovascular and Sports Medicine. |
| | C) | The American Cardiovascular and Sports Meeting. |
| | D) | The Association of Chemistry and Sports Medicine. |
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Which journal did the American Physiology Society publish in 1948 to bring together work in exercise and environmental physiology? |
| | A) | Journal of Biological Chemistry |
| | B) | Medicine Science Sports and Exercise |
| | C) | International Journal of Sports Medicine |
| | D) | Journal of Applied Physiology |
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In 1969, ACSM first published the research journal |
| | A) | Sports Medicine. |
| | B) | Journal of Clinical Investigation. |
| | C) | Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. |
| | D) | Journal of Applied Physiology. |
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Three professional organizations that support the work of exercise physiology are |
| | A) | American College of Sports Medicine, American Physiology Society, American Association of Health Physical Education and Recreation |
| | B) | American College of Sports Medicine, American Physiology Society, Medicine and Science in Sports |
| | C) | American Physiology Society, American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Harvard Fatigue Laboratory |
| | D) | Medicine and Science in Sports, Journal of Applied Physiology, American College of Sports Medicine |
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The term "basic research" usually refers to |
| | A) | describing the responses of persons to exercise. |
| | B) | describing the responses of persons to environmental factors. |
| | C) | examining the mechanisms underlying a physiological issue. |
| | D) | examining the responses of persons to nutritional factors. |
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The term "applied research" usually refers to |
| | A) | describing the responses of persons to exercise. |
| | B) | describing the responses of persons to environmental factors. |
| | C) | describing the responses of persons to nutritional factors. |
| | D) | all of the above. |
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Exercise physiology research is moving along a continuum to the domain of |
| | A) | cell biology. |
| | B) | epidemiology. |
| | C) | whole body metabolism. |
| | D) | role of exercise in disease prevention. |
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