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What You Will Do

Define medical screenings and identify who needs them.Identify the types of information gathered during a medical screening.Describe the role your medical history plays in your overall levels of fitness.

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Terms to Know

medical screeningobesitychronic disease

asthmaherniamedial history

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Personal Fitness Screening

At some time, you may have asked yourself these questions:

What is a medical screening?What does it have to do with fitness?

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Medical Screening

A medical screening measures the individuals physical readiness to take part in strenuous activity.

Medical screening

A basic assessment of a person’s overall

health and personal fitness.

Term to Know

A medical screening also detects medical problems that may be aggravated by vigorous activity.

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Medical Screening

Medical screenings are important to people who have poor lifestyle habits.

Medical screenings are especially important to people who are over 40.

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Medical Screening

Medical screenings are especiallyimportant to people who are overweight or suffer from obesity.

ObesityA medical

condition in which a person’s ration of body fat to lean muscle

mass is excessively high.

Term to Know

Obesity is a major health problem in the United States today.

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Medical Screening

Medical screenings are especially important to people who have a known chronic disease such as heart disease or diabetes.

Chronic diseaseA disease that is

ongoing.

Terms to Know

Asthma is a chronic disease that affects a person’s ability to perform physically demanding activities.

Chronic diseaseA disease that is

ongoing.

AsthmaA disease in

which the small airways of the lungs become

narrowed, making it difficult

to breathe.

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Medical Screening

The necessity of a medical screening varies with age.

Age Frequency of Screening

6 to 15

16 to 34

35 to 59

60 and up

Every 3 years

Every 2 years

Once a year

Twice a year

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What Happens During a Medical Screening?

A complete blood count, or CBCYour height and weightAn examination of your eyes, ears, nose, and throatYour blood pressureAn examination of your lungs and heartFor males, a test for hernia

A medical screening may consist of the following:

HerniaA condition that

occurs when muscle fibers

from the intestine protrude through

the wall of the abdomen.

Term to Know

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What Happens During a Medical Screening?A medical screening carried out by a physician includes an update of your medical history.

Medical historyA record of past health problems and illnesses.

Term to Know

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Lesson 1 Review

1. Vocabulary Define medical screening.

2. Recall What are some diseases that make a complete medical screening necessary before beginning a fitness program?

Reviewing Facts and Vocabulary

1. VocabularyBasic assessment of a person’s overall health and personal fitness.

2. RecallAsthma, heart disease, and diabetes.

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