Anatomy And Physiology, For Exercise And Health
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- 1.What is the name of the valve that is located between the left ventrice and left atrium?
- A.
Tricuspid
- B.
Aortic
- C.
Pulmonary
- D.
Bicuspid
- 2.Which sensory organs register the position of the body?
- A.
Proprioceptors
- B.
Thermoreceptors
- C.
Chemoreceptors
- D.
Baroreceptors
- 3.Which statement describes the endocrine system?
- A.
It is made up of neurons that transmit information between different parts of the body
- B.
It is made up of glands which secrete hormones into the bloodstream to regulate the body
- C.
It is made up of bones which provide support and protection to major organs
- D.
It is made up of muscles which allow movement of different parts of the body
- 4.In which anatomical plane does lordosis occur?
- A.
Frontal
- B.
Transverse
- C.
Sagittal
- D.
Coronal
- 5.If a client with moderate hypertension began regular cardiovascular training, resting and exercising blood pressures can be reduced by:
- A.
1-10 mmHg
- B.
11-20 mmHg
- C.
21-30 mmHg
- D.
31-40 mmHg
- 6.
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Which one of the following valves prevents backflow of blood into the left ventricle?- A.
A
- B.
B
- C.
C
- D.
D
- 7.The ovaries release hormones which:
- A.
Activate milk production in women who are breast feeding
- B.
Promote bone growth and development
- C.
Stimulate the breakdown of Glycogen to Glucose
- D.
Decrease hair growth on the body
- 8.How can the vascular system increase blood flow to a specific area of the body?
- A.
By vasoconstriction of the arterioles leading to that area of the body
- B.
By vasodilation of venules leading to that area of the body
- C.
By vasoconstriction of venules leading to that area of the body
- D.
By vasodilation of arterioles leading to that area of the body
- 9.What is pyruvic acid converted to when there is inadequate oxygen?
- A.
Lactic acid
- B.
Creatine
- C.
Carbon Dioxide
- D.
ADP
- 10.What statement describes a short term effect of exercise?
- A.
A decrease in systoliic blood pressure
- B.
A decrease in stroke volume
- C.
A increase in systolic blood pressure unrealted to exercise intensity
- D.
A increase in systolic blood pressure related to exercise intensity
- 11.Which term is used to describe the outer layer of a muscle?
- A.
Endomysium
- B.
Epimysium
- C.
Periosteum
- D.
Perimysium
- 12.Which activity will predominantly recruit 'slow oxidative' motor units?
- A.
Sprinting
- B.
Throwing
- C.
Walking
- D.
Jumping
- 13.Which statement describes the systolic blood pressure response during exercise?
- A.
It decreases under the influence of the autonomic nervous system
- B.
It Increases under the influence of the autonomic nervous system
- C.
It decreases under the influence of the somatic nervous system
- D.
It Increases under the influence of the somatic nervous system
- 14.Which of the following muscles does NOT attach to the ribs and the iliac crest?
- A.
External obliques
- B.
Transverse absominis
- C.
Internal obliques
- D.
Rectus abdominis
- 15.A benefit of core stability training is:
- A.
Increased risk of joint laxity
- B.
Reduced bone density
- C.
Increased cardiac output
- D.
Improved balance
- 16.Which quadricep muscle crosses two joints?
- A.
Vastus intermedius
- B.
Vastus medialis
- C.
Vastus lateralis
- D.
Rectus femoris
- 17.
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Which structure is the arrow pointing to?- A.
Circumflex artery
- B.
Right coronary artery
- C.
Left aortic valve
- D.
Pulmonary artery
- 18.Complete the sentencse? The anaerobic threshold is described as the point at which than it can be cleared.
- A.
Heat build-up occurs slower
- B.
Lactate build-up occurs slower
- C.
Heat build-up occurs faster
- D.
Lactate build-up occurs faster
- 19.Which statement describes the action of supraspinatus?
- A.
Abduction of the shoulder in the frontal plane
- B.
Abduction of the shoulder in the transverse plane
- C.
External rotation of the humerus in the frontal plane
- D.
External rotation if the humerus in the transverse plane
- 20.Plaque deposits on the walls of blood vessels may be decreased by:
- A.
Regular consumption of red meat
- B.
Genetic factors
- C.
Smoking
- D.
An active lifestyle
- 21.The structure of collagen fibres in a synovial joint capsule can be described as:
- A.
Dense, elastic, regular
- B.
Dense, inelastic, irregular
- C.
Dense, elastic, irregular
- D.
Dense, inelastic, regular
- 22.Where is the transverse abdominis located?
- A.
Deep to the internal obliques and external obliques
- B.
Superficial to the external obliques and internal obliques
- C.
Deep to the external obliques and superficial to the internal obliques
- D.
Superficial to the external obliques and deep to the internal obliques
- 23.What muscle contributes to the extension of the vertebral column?
- A.
Pectineus
- B.
Multifidus
- C.
Levator scapulae
- D.
Rectus abdominis
- 24.Complete the sentence: The stimulates the relaxation of muscle during PNF stretching.
- A.
Afferent nerve
- B.
Golgi tendon organ
- C.
Myosin filaments
- D.
Muscle spindles
- 25.Which muscle is involved in hip abduction?
- A.
Gracilis
- B.
Piriformis
- C.
Gastrocnemius
- D.
Pectineus
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