The document discusses differences in cardiorespiratory exercise recommendations for individuals with and without HIV. Key distinctions include the necessity for higher exercise frequency and lower initial intensity for those with HIV, as well as a slower progression rate. Additionally, it questions the appropriateness of progressive resistance training for HIV patients in relation to HAART.

1. HELPPP
Which of the following are differences in the recommendations for cardiorespiratory exercise
between HIV-infected and non-infected individuals? (select all that apply) The goal of training is
to improve cardiorespiratory fitness only for those without HIV infection The frequency of
exercise should be higher for those with HIV infection to make up for the lower intensity The
initial prescription should begin at lower intensities for those with HIV infection Progression
should occur at a slower rate for those with HIV infection Question 14 1 pts Progressive
resistance training (PRT) is contraindicated for patients with HIV due to HAART. True False