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Biokinesiology Midterm 1 Version“A”

Choose the best answer:-

1) The best kinematic analysis of a runner is:

a. Run with a 5m/sec velocity, 9 m/sec2 acceleration, with forward posture

b. Run with good velocity, 9 m/sec2 acceleration, with forward posture
c. Run with a 5m/sec velocity, 9 Newt- meter torque, with forward posture
d. Run with a 5m/sec velocity, 9 Pascal pressure,, with forward posture

2) The best kinetic analysis of walking training of a patient is:

a. A force of 60 Newton and pressure of 40 Pascal

b. A force of 60 Newton and angular velocity of 35 rad/sec
c. A force of 60 Newton and linear velocity of 35 meter/sec
d. A force of 60 Newton and pressure of 40 Pascal around hips

3) Biomechanics is best defined as:

a. The application of kinetic principles on biological tissue
b. The application of kinematic principles on biological tissue
c. The application of mechanical principles on biological tissue
d. The application mechanical principles on muscular tissue

4) Flexion and extension of the hip joint are best seen from:
a. Sagittal plane as it happens around frontal axis
b. Sagittal plane as it happens around sagittal axis
c. Frontal plane as it happens around sagittal axis
d. Frontal plane as it happens around frontal axis

5) The best description of humeral head is:

a. A convex surface that form a perfect sphere
b. A convex surface that form imperfect sphere
c. A concave surface that form a perfect sphere
d. A concave surface that form imperfect sphere

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 6) The ankle joint or talocrural joint allows:
a. Multi degrees of freedom
b. Three degrees of freedom
c. Two degrees of freedom
d. One degree of freedom

7) Feeding oneself or throwing ball are two common seen examples of:
a. Distal on proximal segment osteokinematics
b. Distal on proximal segment arthrokinematics
c. Proximal on distal segment osteokinematics
d. Proximal on distal segment arthrokinematics

8) The two phases of walking cycle; stance and swing phase are the best
description of the movement of:
a. Lower extremity proximal on distal and distal on proximal kinematics
b. Lower extremity proximal on distal kinematics only
c. Lower extremity distal on proximal kinematics only
d. Lower and upper extremity proximal segment kinematics

9) Performing partial or deep squat from standing position is considered:

a. Open chain exercise
b. Close chain exercise
c. Open-close chain exercise
d. Static exercise

10) The three fundamentals arthrokinematics ”joint surface motion” are:

a. Slide, glide, and spin
b. Slide, roll, and rock
c. Slide, roll, and spin
d. Spin, rock, and roll

11) Spinning is the primary mechanism of joint:

a. Abduction
b. Flexion
c. Extension
d. Rotation

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 12) Flexing the femur from standing position with the tibia in vertical position is
more likely accompanied by:
a. Rolling backwards and sliding backwards
b. Rolling backwards and sliding forwards
c. Rolling forwards and sliding forwards
d. Rolling forwards and sliding backwards

13) The close- packed position or position of maximal joint stability, has all of the
following criteria except:
a. Position of maximal congruency
b. Ligaments are pulled taut
c. Located at midrange of motion
d. Located at very end range of motion

14) When a single point on one articular surface contacts multiple points on
another articular surface, that best describes:
a. Sliding movement
b. Spinning movement
c. Rocking movement
d. Translational movement

15) A 23 year old gymnast managed to rotate in a circular path around a pivot. The
best description of that motion is:
a. Translational motion
b. Rectilinear motion
c. Curvilinear motion
d. Angular motion

--------------------Good Luck------------------

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