Case Study Analysis

 

 

 

Instructions:
1. For each individual, determine their predicted maximal oxygen uptake from the YMCA test results and complete the exercise prescription based on these results.
2. For each individual, compile data into a one page typed sheet assessing their physical fitness as well as their resting HR/BP, and BMI.
3. Include a description of what the YMCA test evaluates and the importance of this test. Include numbers and classifications/percentiles for your findings.
4. The 1-2 page document that you create should be formatted as an informational handout that you will be giving the individual to summarize their results. Therefore, you must make it easy to read and interpret and should only include pertinent values (e.g. VO2, HR, BP, BMI). Focus on quality vs quantity of what is written.
5. The last portion of each document must include the distinct exercise prescription that you calculated for this individual (both moderate and vigorous intensity).

Case Study Grading Structure:
Accurate Calculation/Assessment of Each Test: 5 points
– Ensure numbers (e.g. VO2, HR/BP, BMI) and classifications/percentiles are correct.
Clear and Comprehensive Evaluation and Description of Results: 5 points
– Test description included and can be clearly interpreted
– Ensure it is easy for the reader to see and interpret their results
– Clear exercise prescription structure and values

YMCA Submaximal Cycle Ergometer Test Data Form

Subject: Johnny
Date: 10/19/2020
Age: 55 yr
Gender: Male
Weight: 170 lbs.
Height: 70 inches
Resting HR: 80 bpm
Resting BP: 120/80 mmHg
Seat Height: 5

Min Stage Work rate (kpm/min-1) HR (bpm) BP (mmHg) RPE Comments

1 I

150

2 105
3 105 130/80 10

1 II 300
2 115
3 115 140/85 12

1 III 450
2 140 150/80 15
3 140

IV

 

 

 

 

 

Moderate Intensity Vigorous Intensity

Frequency – Frequency –

Intensity – Intensity –

VO2 Reserve Method (VO2R): VO2 Reserve Method (VO2R):

 

 

 

Duration – Duration –

 

 

 

YMCA Submaximal Cycle Ergometer Test Data Form

Subject: Moira
Date: 10/19/2020
Age: 60 yr
Gender: Female
Weight: 125 lbs.
Height: 62 inches
Resting HR: 70 bpm
Resting BP: 125/75 mmHg
Seat Height: 5

Min Stage Work rate (kpm/min-1) HR (bpm) BP (mmHg) RPE Comments

1 I

150

2 95
3 95 130/75 11

1 II 450
2 110
3 120 140/65 13
120
1 III 600
2 140
3 150 155/70 15
4 150
IV

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aerobic Exercise Prescription

Moderate Intensity Vigorous Intensity

Frequency – Frequency –

Intensity – Intensity –

VO2 Reserve Method (VO2R): VO2 Reserve Method (VO2R):

 

 

 

Duration – Duration –

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAMPLE SOLUTION

This task contain all the impotent measurements and calculation in porosity by using Boyle�s law (appendix, 1), also exporting the data in excel sheet to determine the capacity of core to hold fluids, and analyze the graphs with different behaviors (figure 1, appendix 2). Besides that, I also get a chance to use the VINCI device (figure 2) which is used for unsteady state process to get knowledge in how to determine several parameters in more accurate way such as porosity, permeability, pore volume, and bulk volume by sitting the pressure
Moreover, the instrument calculate the pore volume and porosity by using the ideal gas law, also the pressure applied to the core is generated by high accurate hydraulic pump.
Nevertheless, in the same week I worked using DGP device (figure 3) which is specific for permeability measurement. The main factor of permeability is Darcy law (appendix 1), the important parameters of lectures are presented in white bored without any other materials which could help the person to understand in better way. I have found during the lecture that some workers found difficulties in understanding the main idea of the topic.
In my point of view, the lectures could be presented in an interesting way if the presenter use some other materials behind white bored for example pictures, power point, graphs, and videos related to the topics.
5.3 Radiation test of CT scan
Radiation test of CT scan is performed to determine the amount of radioactive waves emitted from CT scan. This test is an essential for all the workers inside the laboratory due to the harmful emitted waves.
The test done by the lab engineer using a special device that measures the emission of radiation waves.

Recommendations
I have noted during the test that some works do not have enough idea about the risks of radiation waves and they do not wear a special lab costume that prevent them.
My own feeling on the subject is that there should be some rules and actions taken by the responsible person in order to maintain the safety of employees also educate the staffs about the risks of radiation waves.
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The department safety manager performed a task of Oil spill, the oil was spilled on the ground without informing any of the workers in order to test the ability of employees in dealing with various safety situations.What�s more, the manager discus around the safety issues as well as the accidents that can be cussed by oil spill and the correct way of how to deal with similar situations in future.
Recommendations
The task was completed in a useful way and improve the workers knowledge about safety in the work place.
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In my opinion, the department should assign some workers to check the safety gear monthly also place it in its proper p
In summery the six weeks of internship program has been an interesting experience in Weatherford labs. The training program is mainly to enable the students to apply all the theatrical and practical knowledge in real world to meet the industrial needs.

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