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Test Bank for Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy 7e 7th Edition by Lynn S. Lippert ISBN-13: 4525 Full Chapters test bank included with Instant Download I. Basic Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy 1. Basic Information 2. Basic Biomechanics 3. Skeletal System 4. Arthrokinematics 5. Nervous S...

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CHAPTER 1 Basic Information

Multiple Choice

Select the one best choice that completes the statement or answers the question.

1. Osteokinematic motions include:
a. Roll c. Flexion
b. Spin d. Glide

2. The frontal axis passes ____________ through the ___________ plane.
a. Top to bottom, horizontal c. Side to side, frontal
b. Front to back, frontal d. Side to side, sagittal

3. In which plane do scapular elevation and depression occur?
a. Horizontal c. Transverse
b. Frontal d. Sagittal

4. The anatomical position is:
a. Supine c. The starting position for movements
b. Prone d. The position of ideal posture

5. How many degrees of freedom does a biaxial joint have?
a. 1 c. 3
b. 2 d. 4

6. Which motions typically occur in the frontal plane?
a. Flexion-extension c. Medial-lateral rotation
b. Circumduction d. Abduction-adduction

7. The head is ________ to the pelvis.
a. Medial c. Superior
b. Caudal d. Ventral

8. The sagittal plane passes through the body:
a. Horizontally, dividing the body into top c. Vertically, dividing the body into front
and bottom portions and back portions
b. Diagonally, dividing the body into d. Vertically, dividing the body into right
triangular portions and left portions

9. The osteokinematic motion of extension is defined as movement of limb segment
surfaces _______ .
a. Anterior – away from each other c. Anterior – towards each other
b. Posterior – away from each other d. Lateral – away from each other




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,10. Which of the following motions does not conform to the definition of that motion?
a. Knee extension c. Shoulder flexion
b. Hip lateral rotation d. Elbow extension

11. An individual sitting on a high stool swinging their feet is an example of:
a. Closed kinetic chain c. Open kinetic chain
b. Contralateral movement d. Anatomical position

12. When measuring range of motion, the anatomical position is what degree position?
a. 180 c. 90
b. 0 d. 120

13. The vertical axis passes through the plane:
a. Front to back – sagittal c. Side to side – frontal
b. Side to side – horizontal d. Superior to inferior – horizontal

14. The biceps brachii muscle is _______ to the skin and ________ to bone.
a. Superior, inferior c. Deep, superficial
b. Caudal, cranial d. Proximal, distal

15. Within which plane, and about which axis, does trunk lateral flexion occur?
a. Frontal – sagittal c. Sagittal – frontal
b. Horizontal – vertical d. Frontal – horizontal

16. The osteokinematic motion of abduction is defined as movement of a limb segment
_______ the midline.
a. Away from c. Toward
b. Superior to d. Inferior to

17. In how many planes does a triaxial joint have motion?
a. 4 c. 2
b. 3 d. 1

18. Which motions typically occur in the sagittal plane?
a. Abduction-adduction c. Horizontal abduction-adduction
b. Protraction-retraction d. Flexion-extension

19. The right hand is ____________ to the left hand and __________ to the right foot.
a. Medial, lateral c. Contralateral, ipsilateral
b. Proximal, distal d. Ventral, dorsal

20. Within which plane, and about which axis, do medial and lateral rotation occur?
a. Frontal – vertical c. Horizontal – sagittal
b. Horizontal – vertical d. Sagittal – frontal

, CHAPTER 1 Basic Information
Answer Section

1. Ans: C
2. Ans: D
3. Ans: B
4. Ans: C
5. Ans: B
6. Ans: D
7. Ans: C
8. Ans: D
9. Ans: A
10. Ans: A
11. Ans: C
12. Ans: B
13. Ans: D
14. Ans: C
15. Ans: A
16. Ans: A
17. Ans: B
18. Ans: D
19. Ans: C
20. Ans: B




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