Will is a 22-year-old college basketball player. He is coming to the lab as part of his preseason conditioning to get a baseline on his fitness level. After meeting with Will, you conclude he is safe to participate in a CPET. Will is 8 minutes and 30 seconds into his test on the BSU Ramp protocol. His RER is 1.08; his RPE is 17; his BP is 184/86 and his heart rate is 198 (100% of his age-predicted max heart rate). What is your next step? Do you continue the test, or do you stop? Please elaborate.

Will is a 22-year-old college basketball player. He is coming to the lab as part of his preseason conditioning to get a baseline on his fitness level. After meeting with Will, you conclude he is safe to participate in a CPET. Will is 8 minutes and 30 seconds into his test on the BSU Ramp protocol. His RER is 1.08; his RPE is 17; his BP is 184/86 and his heart rate is 198 (100% of his age-predicted max heart rate). What is your next step? Do you continue the test, or do you stop? Please elaborate.

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter20: Radiology And Diagnostic Imaging

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