Question 1

Lower extremity strength requirements are greater when rising from a chair by using the upper extremities to push off the chair.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

A clinician should always position himself or herself on the affected side of a patient when gait training.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

When carrying a large object, the muscle force requirements of the trunk extensors are minimized if the object is held closer to the body.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Rolling prone to supine is more difficult than rolling supine to prone.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

During development, rolling initially is a spontaneous motion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

When vacuuming, the thrust of the force is derived from the:

Accepted Answer

A)  shoulder muscles 
B)  elbow flexors/extensors 
C)  trunk muscles 
D)  lower extremity musculature 
A)  shoulder muscles 
B)  elbow flexors/extensors 
C)  trunk muscles 
D)  lower extremity musculature

Question 7

What position should the lumbar spine avoid when lifting a large box from the floor?

Accepted Answer

A)  Extension 
B)  Sidebending 
C)  Flexion 
D)  Neutral flexion/extension 
A)  Extension 
B)  Sidebending 
C)  Flexion 
D)  Neutral flexion/extension

Question 8

When moving from sit to stand, the head should remain posterior to the plane of the feet.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When moving from the floor to standing, healthy middle-aged adults maintain the head _________ the trunk.

Accepted Answer

A)  in front of or anterior to 
B)  in alignment with 
C)  behind or posterior to 
D)  in a laterally flexed position with regard to 
A)  in front of or anterior to 
B)  in alignment with 
C)  behind or posterior to 
D)  in a laterally flexed position with regard to

Question 10

When lifting a large object, the power for the "stand-up" phase of the lift comes from the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  upper extremities 
B)  trunk extensors 
C)  trunk flexors 
D)  lower extremities 
A)  upper extremities 
B)  trunk extensors 
C)  trunk flexors 
D)  lower extremities

Question 11

Ideally when lifting a large box from the floor, which two trunk muscles are desired to co-contract?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rectus abdominis and multifidus 
B)  Transverse abdominis and multifidus 
C)  External oblique and semispinalis 
D)  Transverse abdominis and semispinalis 
A)  Rectus abdominis and multifidus 
B)  Transverse abdominis and multifidus 
C)  External oblique and semispinalis 
D)  Transverse abdominis and semispinalis

Question 12

Which of the following muscle groups are of critical importance when transferring from sitting to standing?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hip flexors; knee flexors 
B)  Hip flexors; knee extensors 
C)  Hip extensors; knee flexors 
D)  Hip extensors; knee extensors 
A)  Hip flexors; knee flexors 
B)  Hip flexors; knee extensors 
C)  Hip extensors; knee flexors 
D)  Hip extensors; knee extensors

Question 13

During a sit to stand transfer, if the head stays posterior to the feet, the center of mass remains behind the feet and it will be difficult for the individual to stand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

When moving from floor to stand, infants rely on use of their upper extremities to pull them up by grasping an object such as a table or piece of furniture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which progression of mobility in infants is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rolling, creeping, crawling 
B)  Crawling, creeping, rolling 
C)  Creeping, crawling, rolling 
D)  Rolling, crawling, creeping 
A)  Rolling, creeping, crawling 
B)  Crawling, creeping, rolling 
C)  Creeping, crawling, rolling 
D)  Rolling, crawling, creeping

Question 16

Mobility allows humans all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A)  to move from one position to another 
B)  to use body segments for desired functions 
C)  to provide a stable base from which to operate 
D)  to be functional 
A)  to move from one position to another 
B)  to use body segments for desired functions 
C)  to provide a stable base from which to operate 
D)  to be functional

Question 17

Use of the arms during a sit to stand transfer is probably a requirement of individuals with lower extremity injuries, individuals with poor balance, or elderly individuals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

To minimize excessive pressure on the patellofemoral joint while lifting, one should _______________ 90$\degree$ while positioning the hips further __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  restrict flexion of the knee to; posteriorly 
B)  restrict flexion of the knee to; anteriorly 
C)  flex the knee beyond; posteriorly 
D)  flex the knee beyond; anteriorly 
A)  restrict flexion of the knee to; posteriorly 
B)  restrict flexion of the knee to; anteriorly 
C)  flex the knee beyond; posteriorly 
D)  flex the knee beyond; anteriorly

Question 19

Initially, rolling occurs from the _________ and occurs __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  head; segmentally 
B)  head; nonsegmentally 
C)  trunk; segmentally 
D)  trunk; nonsegmentally 
A)  head; segmentally 
B)  head; nonsegmentally 
C)  trunk; segmentally 
D)  trunk; nonsegmentally

Question 20

When performed correctly, transfer from the quadruped to the kneeling position actually comes from the back rather than the hips.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Lower extremity strength requirements are greater when rising from a chair by using the upper extremities to push off the chair.

A clinician should always position himself or herself on the affected side of a patient when gait training.

When carrying a large object, the muscle force requirements of the trunk extensors are minimized if the object is held closer to the body.

Rolling prone to supine is more difficult than rolling supine to prone.

During development, rolling initially is a spontaneous motion.

When vacuuming, the thrust of the force is derived from the:

What position should the lumbar spine avoid when lifting a large box from the floor?

When moving from sit to stand, the head should remain posterior to the plane of the feet.

When moving from the floor to standing, healthy middle-aged adults maintain the head _________ the trunk.

When lifting a large object, the power for the "stand-up" phase of the lift comes from the __________.

Ideally when lifting a large box from the floor, which two trunk muscles are desired to co-contract?

Which of the following muscle groups are of critical importance when transferring from sitting to standing?

During a sit to stand transfer, if the head stays posterior to the feet, the center of mass remains behind the feet and it will be difficult for the individual to stand.

When moving from floor to stand, infants rely on use of their upper extremities to pull them up by grasping an object such as a table or piece of furniture.

Which progression of mobility in infants is most accurate?

Mobility allows humans all of the following except:

Use of the arms during a sit to stand transfer is probably a requirement of individuals with lower extremity injuries, individuals with poor balance, or elderly individuals.

To minimize excessive pressure on the patellofemoral joint while lifting, one should _____ 90 $\degree$ while positioning the hips further .

Initially, rolling occurs from the _ and occurs __.

When performed correctly, transfer from the quadruped to the kneeling position actually comes from the back rather than the hips.

Basic Concepts in Kinesiology: Kinematics

Mechanical Principles: Kinetics

Muscle Physiology and Motor Control

Muscle Activity and Strength

Shoulder Complex

Elbow and Forearm Complex

Wrist and Hand

Head, Neck and Trunk

Pelvis and Hip

Knee

Ankle and Foot

Posture and Gait in Walking and Running

Kinesiology Applications of Upper Extremity Adls

Kinesiology Applications in Sports and Recreation

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Lower extremity strength requirements are greater when rising from a chair by using the upper extremities to push off the chair.

A clinician should always position himself or herself on the affected side of a patient when gait training.

When carrying a large object, the muscle force requirements of the trunk extensors are minimized if the object is held closer to the body.

Rolling prone to supine is more difficult than rolling supine to prone.

During development, rolling initially is a spontaneous motion.

When vacuuming, the thrust of the force is derived from the:

What position should the lumbar spine avoid when lifting a large box from the floor?

When moving from sit to stand, the head should remain posterior to the plane of the feet.

When moving from the floor to standing, healthy middle-aged adults maintain the head _________ the trunk.

When lifting a large object, the power for the "stand-up" phase of the lift comes from the __________.

Ideally when lifting a large box from the floor, which two trunk muscles are desired to co-contract?

Which of the following muscle groups are of critical importance when transferring from sitting to standing?

During a sit to stand transfer, if the head stays posterior to the feet, the center of mass remains behind the feet and it will be difficult for the individual to stand.

When moving from floor to stand, infants rely on use of their upper extremities to pull them up by grasping an object such as a table or piece of furniture.

Which progression of mobility in infants is most accurate?

Mobility allows humans all of the following except:

Use of the arms during a sit to stand transfer is probably a requirement of individuals with lower extremity injuries, individuals with poor balance, or elderly individuals.

To minimize excessive pressure on the patellofemoral joint while lifting, one should _______________ 90 °\degree° while positioning the hips further __________.

Initially, rolling occurs from the _________ and occurs __________.

When performed correctly, transfer from the quadruped to the kneeling position actually comes from the back rather than the hips.

Basic Concepts in Kinesiology: Kinematics

Mechanical Principles: Kinetics

Muscle Physiology and Motor Control

Muscle Activity and Strength

Shoulder Complex

Elbow and Forearm Complex

Wrist and Hand

Head, Neck and Trunk

Pelvis and Hip

Knee

Ankle and Foot

Posture and Gait in Walking and Running

Kinesiology Applications of Upper Extremity Adls

Kinesiology Applications in Sports and Recreation

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To minimize excessive pressure on the patellofemoral joint while lifting, one should _____ 90 $\degree$ while positioning the hips further .

Initially, rolling occurs from the _ and occurs __.