An essential reference for using the ACSM pre-exercise screening guidelines
Kevin Norton, PhD, is an associate professor in the School of Physical Education, Exercise, and Sport Studies at the University of South Australia.
Introduction
introduction to pre-exercise screening
p. 1
why screen?
p. 1
risks and benefits
p. 4
a cost-benefit analysis
p. 6
the structure of pre-exercise screening systems
p. 9
different screening systems
p. 10
the four stages of screening
p. 10
how are cut-offs chosen?
p. 25
the ACSM 1995 system
p. 27
system overview
p. 29
stage 1: known disease
p. 30
stage 2: signs and symptoms of disease
p. 31
stage 3: cardiac risk factors
p. 32
stage 4: age and exercise intentions
p. 33
how to treat missing information
p. 34
after screening, what next?
p. 39
app. A: sample forms
p. 43
app. B: practice cases
p. 49
app. C: a pharmacopoeia
p. 73
bibliography
p. 79
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