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graded exercise test

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graded exercise test (GXT),
a test given a cardiac patient during rehabilitation to assess prognosis and quantify maximal functional capacity. The test is given before discharge to determine guidelines for activity programs at home and work during convalescence. See also exercise electrocardiogram.


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The first session was a maximal continuous graded exercise test performed to measure the maximal aerobic speed (MAS) (Chtara et al.
Lactate kinetics after intermittent and continuous exercise training by Gharbi, Adnene; Chamari, Karim; Kallel, Amjad; Ahmaidi, Said; Tabka, Zouhair; Abdelkarim, Zbidi / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
2] and the lower HR response during the post-BWSTF graded exercise test.
Cardiorespiratory capacity after weight-supported treadmill training ... by Mossberg, Kurt A.; Orlander, Evelyne E.; Norcross, Julie L. / Physical Therapy
Of these, 21 involved endurance exercise, 12 used short duration and high-intensity exercise and the remaining 6 used a graded exercise test.
A cup of exercise: coffee for a better workout by Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
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