KIN 6040 – Finance and Economics of Sport    While facility…

KIN 6040 – Finance and Economics of Sport    While facility financing trends show that the public sector continues to pay the greatest share of new sport facility costs, a number of recent factors indicate a shift toward franchise owners paying a greater proportion of venue development costs. Identify and discuss factors that account for why owners are contributing an increasingly larger share of the costs of the venues in which their teams are playing.

KIN 6036 – Clinical Exercise Testing and Interpretation   CP…

KIN 6036 – Clinical Exercise Testing and Interpretation   CPEX Reveals Difference between CVD and Lung Disease   During a Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test (CPEX) certain indicators of functional capacity can be evaluated to differentiate whether any limitations are because of a heart or lung issue.  We can conclude right off the bat that if there is a function problem then we will typically observe a low VO2Max for both lung and heart issues.   However, there are several responses and observations during a CPEX that can help us evaluate which is the limiter – heart vs lung.  A few of these differentiating variables are listed below.   Reason for stopping the test (dyspnea vs leg fatigue) Low or high heart rate reserve  Normal or low VE reserve Lower O2 pulse (which one) A decreased VT vs No VT (or RCP) observed   To answer this exam question use the variables above to describe what you would likely find in a patient with lung disease versus a person with cardiovascular disease.  How would these variables respond.  Probably the best way to set-up your answer is with two columns; one for CVD and one for lung disease and then describe how the variables would present on each side.  You should also provide some justification for why the variable responds the way it does for each side (e.g., why is VE reserve low, etc.)