Assignment #4

3. The force measured during the contraction of the heart.
6. Individuals with __________ HTN should consult a physician prior to starting an exercise program.
9. The kidneys help to maintain stable ____________ levels in the body.
12. This maneuver increases intrathoracic pressure during resistance training.
13. The presence of albumin in the urine, a symptom used to diagnose CKD.
14. A decrease in ____ appears to be the primary mechanism in lowering BP after exercise.
15. A progressive deterioration of the kidneys blood filtration functions.
17. The force measured during cardiac relaxation.
19. The most common cause and/or risk factor of CKD (contributes to 44% of new cases).
20. A method used to control signs/symptoms, reduce complications, and slow progression of CKD.

1. Using 1-RM testing in patients with CKD can cause this kind of spontaneous fractures.
2. The force of blood against the walls of the arteries.
4. HTN is considered a _________ as most don't show specific symptoms.
5. Clinically defined as having a BP of 130/80mmHg.
7. The kidneys control the production of ____ blood cells.
8. B-blockers, if stopped suddenly, increase the patient's risk of ______.
10. This HTN medication may provoke post-exercise hypotension in patients.
11. The kidneys lie in the ________ wall of the abdomen.
16. One of three types of drugs used in the treatment of HTN.
18. Hypertension is a well-established risk factor of this.