The ASEP's Study Guide for the Exercise Physiologist Certified (EPC) Exam. A Board Certification Exam for Exercise Physiologists developed by the Board of Certification within the The Center of Exercise Physiology-online in corporation with the American Society of Exercise Physiologists. Table of Contents Part I - Basic Science Knowledge Part II - Exercise Physiology Part III - Clinical Exercise Physiology Part IV - Exercise for Different Populations Part V - Exercise Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids Part VI - Kinesiology Part VII - Sports Biomechanics Part VIII - Behavioral Aspects of Exercise Part IX - Research Methods  Part X - Professionalism Part I - Basic Science Knowledge  Chapter 1 Bioenergetics      William A. Braun Chapter 2 Cellular Metabolism     Tommy Boone and Larry Birnbaum Chapter 3 Cardiorespiratory Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 4 Neuromuscular Physiology   Part II - Exercise Physiology Chapter 5  Respiratory Responses to Exercise and Training Chapter 6 Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise and Training Chapter 7 Metabolic Responses to Exercise and Training Chapter 8 Specificity of Exercise Training Chapter 9 Limitations to Maximum Oxygen Consumption Chapter 10  Physiological Principles of Exercise Training Chapter 11  Exercise Prescription for the Apparently Healthy Chapter 12 Environmental Exercise Physiology Chapter 13 Physiological Responses to Altitude    Frank Wyatt Chapter 14 Physiological Adaptations to Space Chapter 15 Physiological Responses to Different Body Positions     Tommy Boone Chapter 16 Physiology of Bed Rest and Detraining Chapter 17 Health Benefits of Physical Activity and Regular Exercise   Part III - Clinical Exercise Physiology Chapter 18 Risk Factors and Coronary Artery Disease Chapter 19 Risk Factors and Pulmonary Disease Chapter 20 Cardiorespiratory Testing Protocols Chapter 21 Electrocardiography     Tommy Boone and Larry Birnbaum Chapter 22 Exercise Prescription for Cardiopulmonary Patients Chapter 23 Risk Associated with Exercise Testing, Exercise Prescription, and Training Chapter 24 Stress Management Chapter 25 Pharmacologic Considerations Chapter 26 Emergency Procedures Chapter 27 Legal Aspects of Exercise Physiology     Tommy Boone   Part IV - Exercise for Different Populations Chapter 28 Pediatric Exercise Physiology Chapter 29 Geriatric Exercise Physiology Chapter 30 Exercise and High Blood Pressure Chapter 31 Exercise, Obesity,  and Diabetes Chapter 32 Physiology of Gender Responses to Exercise Chapter 33 Exercise Immunology     Larry Birnbaum Chapter 34 Exercise Physiology and Healthcare – Where Does the Exercise Physiologist Fit in the Current Healthcare System?    Eric Durak Part V - Exercise Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids Chapter 35 Optimal Nutrition for Health, Exercise, and Training Chapter 36 Pharmacologic and Chemical Ergogenic Aids Chapter 37 Nutritional Ergogenic Aids Chapter 38 Weight and Body Composition Management     Donald Rodd Chapter 39 Ethical Issues and Concerns    Part VI - Kinesiology Chapter 40 Why is Anatomy Important?     Tommy Boone Chapter 41 Functional Anatomy of the Upper Limb Chapter 42 Functional Anatomy of the Lower Limb Chapter 43 Anatomy of the Abdomen and Back Chapter 44 Skeletal Muscle     Tommy Boone Chapter 45 Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Training Chapter 46 Flexibility, Health, and Athletics Chapter 47 Resistance Training, Health, and Athletics Chapter 48 Neuromuscular Adaptations to Resistance Training   Part VII - Sports Biomechanics Chapter 49 Basic Concepts in Sports Biomechanics      Tommy Boone and Larry Birnbaum Chapter 50 Fundamentals of Biomechanical Calculations and Analysis of Sports   Tommy Boone and Larry Birnbaum Chapter 51 The Science of Levers     Tommy Boone and Larry Birnbaum Chapter 52 F Chapter 53 Movement Analysis   Part VIII - Behavioral Aspects of Exercise Chapter 54 Social Influences and Physical Activity    Rafer Lutz, Darwyn Linder, and Mike Greenwood Chapter 55 Motivational Foundations of Exercise and Physical Activity Participation    Rafer Lutz, Mike Greenwood, and Rodney Bowden Chapter 56 Exercise Leadership Issues and Concerns    Erin House Chapter 57 Changing Lifestyle Behavior    Rodney G. Bowden, Mike Greenwood, and Rafer Lutz    Part IX - Research Methods  Chapter 58 A Practical Guide to Exercise Physiology Research     Tommy Boone Chapter 59 Statistical Concepts and Techniques Chapter 60 Developing a Manuscript for Publication    Allyn Byars and Mike C. Greenwood Chapter 61 Meta-Analysis in Exercise Physiology     Frank Wyatt   Part X - Professionalism Chapter 62 History of Exercise Physiology Chapter 63 Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology Professionalism     Tommy Boone Chapter 64 Exercise Physiology Certification Guidelines Chapter 65 Exercise Physiology Accreditation Guidelines Chapter 66 Exercise Physiology Standards of Professional Practice   Copyright © 2004-2005 The Center of Exercise Physiology-online