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  1. A gym member collapses and is unresponsive with no normal breathing. Which piece of facility equipment can analyze heart rhythm and deliver a shock if needed?

    Answer: Automated external defibrillator (AED)

    An AED detects shockable rhythms such as ventricular fibrillation and delivers a shock to restore a normal rhythm.

  2. Research suggests setting a treadmill to what incline to better match the energy cost of outdoor running?

    Answer: 1%

    A 1% grade makes up for the lack of air resistance on a treadmill at typical running speeds.

  3. On an air-resistance rowing ergometer, what does adjusting the damper setting change?

    Answer: How much air flows into the flywheel housing, which changes the drag factor

    The damper controls airflow to the flywheel, so higher settings feel heavier, like a slower boat.

  4. Blood flow restriction (BFR) training cuffs let athletes gain strength and muscle mass using loads of roughly:

    Answer: 20–30% of 1RM

    BFR partly restricts venous return, so very light loads can still trigger muscle growth.

  5. A fingertip pulse oximeter used during altitude training measures:

    Answer: Blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate

    Pulse oximeters use light absorption to estimate the percentage of hemoglobin carrying oxygen.

  6. Most consumer 'smart scales' estimate body fat percentage using:

    Answer: Bioelectrical impedance through the feet

    Smart scales send a small current through foot electrodes and estimate body fat from impedance.

  7. A coach wants an athlete to keep a steady running cadence of 170 steps per minute. Which simple tool gives a rhythmic audio cue for this?

    Answer: A metronome app

    A metronome beeps at a set tempo so the athlete can match footstrikes to the beat.

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