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Medical Screening


Medical screening should be conducted for all clients with a diagnosis of cancer prior to their participation in an exercise program (ACSM, 2000). A medical screening is composed of the medical history and a medical examination. The medical screening should include:
  • The medical diagnosis
  • Previous physical examination findings such as abnormal cardiovascular or pulmonary findings, and abnormal blood studies or tests
  • A history of symptoms
  • Recent hospitalizations, illnesses, or surgeries, or orthopedic problems
  • Medications, allergies, or habits such as caffeine, tobacco or alcohol usage, recreational drug usage, and drug interactions
  • Exercise history and work history
  • Family medical conditions

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