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Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy 7th Edition Lynn S. Lippert Test Bank | All Chapters Explored

Fibrous Joint Answer has a thin layer of fibrous periosteum between two bones, as in the sutures of the skull 3 Types of Fibrous Joints Answer Synarthrosis, Syndesmosis, and Gomphosis Synarthrosis Answer suture joint; has a thin layer of fibrous periosteum between the bones, as in the sutures of he skull; no movement (does not include mandible) Syndesmosis Answer ligamentous joint; There is a great deal of fibrous tissue, such as ligaments and interosseous membranes holding the joint to...

motion that occurs about x-axis takes place in the ________ a. sagittal b. frontal c. coronal d. transverse Answer a. sagittal motion that occurs about the y-axis takes place in the _________ plane. a. sagittal b. frontal c. coronal d. transverse Answer d. transverse the Z-axis may also be referred to as the _________ axis. a. anterior-posterior b. medial-lateral c. superior-inferior d. vertical Answer a. anterior-posterior velocity of rotary motion is best expressed in: a...

Mobility allows humans all of the following except: 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 Answer C Which progression of mobility in infants is most accurate? a. Rolling, creeping, crawling b. Crawling, creeping, rolling c. Creeping, crawling, rolling d. Rolling, crawling, creeping Answer A Initially, rolling occurs from the _________ and occurs __________. ...

with correct answers The joints of the knee are enclosed in _____ joint capsule(s). Answer A How many degrees of freedom does the knee have? a.One b.Two c.Three d.Four Answer B Assuming no obvious postural deviations, the line of gravity falls ___________ to the medial-lateral axis of the hip and ________ to the medial-lateral axis of the tibiofemoral joint. ior; anterior ior; posterior rior; posterior rior; anterior Answer D The medial femoral condyle is ________ than ...

Radial deviation agonist and helping synergist Answer flexor carpi radialis and extensor radialis longus Forced Couple example Answer Muscles that rotate the scapula - serratus anterior & upper/lower trapezius work as a couple to upwardly rotate the shoulder Helping Synergist Answer 2 muscles that work together that are not in the same line of action, that come together to function on the same line of action. Look proximal or distal. open chain Answer distal segment moves, and proximal ...

Biomechanics Answer mechanical principles applied to the human body We consider how biomechanics interact with our use of 'implements' (e.g. tennis racket, prosthesis, crutch) during various activities by looking at what two systems? Answer dynamic systems, static systems Dynamic systems can be divided into Answer a) kinetics b) kinematics Kinetics (definition & what are the kinetics of the human body?) Answer forces causing movement; muscles Kinematics Answer time, space and mass...

Kinesiology correct answers Study of movement Biomechanics correct answers Application of mechanical principles to the body Statics correct answers Uniform motion Dynamic correct answers Systems accelerating/decelerating Osteokinematics correct answers Movement of bones Arthrokinematics correct answers Movement of joint surface relevant to body segment motion Clinical kinesiology correct answers Understand the forces so we can manipulate them to improve performance and prevent ...