Best Seller Icon Bestseller

Certificate In Certification In screening and assessment(M-CISAA-4276)

  • Last updated Jan, 2026
  • Certified Course

Course Includes

  • Duration15 Days
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures10
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

Screening and Assessment is a systematic process used in exercise and fitness settings to evaluate an individual’s health status, physical abilities, and readiness to participate in physical activity. It serves as the foundation for safe and effective exercise prescription.

Screening involves collecting information related to medical history, lifestyle habits, risk factors, and existing health conditions through tools such as questionnaires, interviews, and pre-exercise screening forms. The primary goal of screening is to identify potential risks, contraindications, or the need for medical referral before beginning an exercise program.

Assessment focuses on measuring key components of physical fitness, including body composition, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, balance, and functional movement. These assessments provide objective data that help fitness professionals understand an individual’s current fitness level.

Together, screening and assessment help ensure safety, guide individualized program design, track progress over time, and support informed decision-making. They play a critical role in preventing injury, improving exercise outcomes, and promoting long-term adherence to physical activity.

In summary, screening and assessment form the scientific and practical basis for designing personalized, goal-oriented, and health-focused exercise programs.

Show More

Course Syllabus

Screening and Assessment – Syllabus (10 Units)

Unit 1: Introduction to Screening and Assessment

  • Meaning and purpose of screening
  • Importance of assessment in exercise prescription
  • Pre-exercise evaluation process
  • Roles and responsibilities of fitness professionals
  • Ethical and legal considerations

Unit 2: Health History and Lifestyle Screening

  • Medical history questionnaire
  • Family health history
  • Lifestyle habits (physical activity, diet, smoking, stress)
  • Occupational and recreational factors
  • Client interview techniques

Unit 3: Pre-Exercise Health Screening Tools

  • PAR-Q and PAR-Q+
  • ACSM risk stratification
  • Identification of signs and symptoms of disease
  • Contraindications to exercise
  • Medical clearance and referral

Unit 4: Vital Signs Assessment

  • Resting heart rate
  • Blood pressure measurement
  • Respiratory rate
  • Body temperature
  • Interpretation of vital signs

Unit 5: Anthropometric and Body Composition Assessment

  • Height, weight, and BMI
  • Waist and hip circumference
  • Skinfold measurements
  • Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA)
  • Body composition interpretation

Unit 6: Cardiorespiratory Fitness Assessment

  • Submaximal and maximal fitness tests
  • Step test, treadmill test, cycle ergometer test
  • VO₂ max estimation
  • Heart rate response to exercise
  • Safety guidelines during testing

Unit 7: Muscular Strength and Endurance Assessment

  • One-repetition maximum (1RM) testing
  • Muscular endurance tests
  • Isometric and dynamic strength testing
  • Proper testing protocols
  • Risk management during strength testing

Unit 8: Flexibility and Mobility Assessment

  • Joint range of motion (ROM)
  • Sit-and-reach test
  • Goniometry
  • Postural assessment
  • Movement screening

Unit 9: Functional Movement and Balance Assessment

  • Functional movement screening
  • Balance and stability tests
  • Core stability assessment
  • Gait analysis
  • Injury risk identification

Unit 10: Data Interpretation, Reporting, and Program Planning

  • Analyzing assessment results
  • Setting realistic goals
  • Documentation and record keeping
  • Progress monitoring and re-assessment


Review

0.0
Course Rating (0 reviews)
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%



Call
Text Message
Review
Email
CHAT