Pnf Lab And Lecture Notes Quiz

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Questions and Answers

1.

GTO stimulation, to keep from injuring self
- A.
  
  Reciprocal inhibition
- B.
  
  Successive induction
- C.
  
  Autogenic inhibition
- D.
  
  Irradiation
2.

Energy is channeled from stronger to weaker muscle groups or patterns. Also referred to as "overflow"
- A.
  
  Autogenic inhibition
- B.
  
  Successive induction
- C.
  
  Reciprocal inhibition
- D.
  
  Irradiation
3.

An increased response of the agonist results after contraction of its agonist
- A.
  
  Irradiation
- B.
  
  Successive induction
- C.
  
  Autogenic inhibition
- D.
  
  Reciprocal inhibition
4.

Facilitation of the agonist results in simultaneous inhibition of the antagonist
- A.
  
  Reciprocal inhibition
- B.
  
  Autogenic inhibition
- C.
  
  Irradiation
- D.
  
  Successive induction
5.

3 people credited for developing PNF(use last names only, no commas)
6.

PNF was originally used for polio patients
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
7.

A quick stretch works because it facilitates the muscle spindle causing the muscle to contract.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
8.

Emphasizing movement on one side of the joint to promote strengthening of specific muscles
- A.
  
  Rhythmic initiation
- B.
  
  Repeated contractions
- C.
  
  Rhythmic stabilization
- D.
  
  Agonist reversal
9.

Smooth change of direction
- A.
  
  Contract relax
- B.
  
  Alternating isometrics
- C.
  
  Slow reversal
- D.
  
  Rhythmic stabilization
10.

Little "nudges" at the beginning of the motion
- A.
  
  Rhythmic stabilization
- B.
  
  Rhythmic initiation
- C.
  
  Agonist reversal
- D.
  
  Slow reversal
11.

Uses isometric contractions to promote stability using a rotary component
- A.
  
  Alternating isometrics
- B.
  
  Rhythmic initiation
- C.
  
  Repeated contractions
- D.
  
  Rhythmic stabilization
12.

isometrics to promote stability using a linear plane direction
- A.
  
  Alternating isometrics
- B.
  
  Contract relax
- C.
  
  Rhythmic stabilization
- D.
  
  Agonist reversal
13.

Promotes mobility, controlled mobility, and skill by facilitating reversal of a movement
- A.
  
  Slow reversal
- B.
  
  Agonist reversal
- C.
  
  Dynamic reversal
14.

Used to catch up the lagging part is called timing for emphasis
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False

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