[Answered]: Maxwell is 82 years old

Maxwell is 82 years old. He is 6’1” tall and weighs 182 lbs, waist circumference is 36 inches, %BF is 35. His total cholesterol is 218 mg/dl, his LDL is 120 mg/dl, his HDL is 43 mg/dl and his fasting glucose is 120 mg/dl; HBA1c 7.2%. He has no family or personal history of heart disease. He has arthritis in his hands and knees, which usually doesn’t prevent him from carrying out his day-to-day activities. He quit smoking 20 years ago and his BP is 146/86 mmHg. He plays golf infrequently. He reports no signs or symptoms of heart disease. Requirements Introduction –paragraph introducing your client such as physical characteristics (height, weight, BMI, Waist Circumference, blood pressure and all the lipid, metabolic profile, etc). (2 pts) Screening and Risk Stratification ( 3 pts) Pre-test assessments to perform Conduct risk stratification Assess the 5 components of health-related fitness (3 pts) Tests you would perform and why (some information is given in your individual case, include this and other possible tests) Exercise Prescription – 3 months (4pts) Aerobic Resistance Special considerations (2pts) Individual concerns for your specific case – is your client older? Pregnant? Apparently healthy? How does this affect your exercise prescription? What are your client’s specific goals? How does your exercise prescription address these? How will you assess progress on these goals? Expected outcomes and health benefits (3 pts)