Kinetic chain - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Mat- Neutral Spine versus Imprint - ANSWER Neutral: relaxed Imprint: press back on the spine, engaging the abdominals with the pelvis either imprinted or tilted in a superior direction Mat- Open Kinetic Chain - ANSWER the segment furthest from the midline (usually the hands or the feet) is free and not fixed -Chest Lift -Double Leg Stretch -Bird Dog Supine Mat- Closed Kinetic Chain - ANSWER the segment furthest from the midline (usually the hands or the feet) is fixed and not free -Pe...

ASVAB MEPS Exam 223 Questions with Verified Answers A radar is designed to report the track of an aircraft every second. If this radar reports 30 tracks in one minute, what percentage of the time did the radar track the aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER 50% Jerry walked a dog from 6:40 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. one day. If he was paid at the rate of $6 per hour, how much did he earn that day? - CORRECT ANSWER $5.00 A woman is looking for a bigger square office. She finds an office twice the area of he...

ISSA Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023 For a skinfold body composition assessment, what sites are used for the three-site body density method for females? Triceps, suprailiac, thigh The PACER test is a fitness assessment used for what special population? Youth What is the term for blood circulation within the heart and lungs? Pulmonary circulation What does the S in SMART goals stand for? specific Which term describes movement toward the midline of the body? ...

(IFSTA 7th Edition) Chapter Test 4 Fires involve a heat-producing chemical reaction between fuel and: (117) [4.3.11] A. a catalyst. B. an oxidizer. C. free radicals. D. a reducing agent. - ANSWER B. an oxidizer When a substance changes from one type of matter into another, such as two or more substances combining to form compounds, the substance undergoes a: (118) [4.3.11] A. dissolution. B. metamorphosis. ...

What does a needs analysis consist of? What do the subphases include? correct answers 1. analysis of sport -physiologic needs (energy systems used) -biomechanic needs (mimic sport movement patterns) -injury analysis (contact vs noncontact and acute vs chronic) 2. analysis of athlete classification (tells how much technique we need to teach them) and how precisie the workout needs to be : -beginner- less than 6 months of training -intermed- 6 to 12 months of training -advanced- more...

NETA PT Exam Flash Cards Question and answers already passed 2024 origin - correct answer musculotendinous attachment located at the more stable end of the body segment which tends to be located proximally insertion - correct answer musculotendinous attachement located at the moving end of the body segment, located distally kinetic chain - correct answer series of interconnected segments and joints throughout the body skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems - correct answer ...

The AFAA Five Questions Correct Answer-1. What is the purpose of this exercise? 2. Are you doing the exercise effectively? 3. Does the exercise create any safety concerns? 4. Can proper form be maintained during the exercise? 5. For whom is the exercise appropriate? Midline Correct Answer-Imaginary line that splits the body into two equal parts. Central Nervous System (CNS) Correct Answer-Brain and spinal cord; coordinates activity of body parts Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) Cor...

SDSU Ocean 100 Final SacramentoGrilo Latest Version Already Passed origin of earth • Supernova: death of a star (great explosion) • Supernova happened 4.6 bya, dust and gas flattens to a disk and spins faster due to gravity and solar nebula formed. • Solar Nebula: describes formation of Earth 4.5 bya • Nebula: gas cloud origin of oceans • volcanic explosion, H2O condensed and rained down for thousands of years to create oceans • icy comets hitting earth (respon...

ACE GFI Latest 2024 Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Graded A+) What is cultural competence? - Answer- the ability to understand and interact effectively with people from various backgrounds and experiences What is joint stability? - Answer- The ability to maintain or control joint movement or position What is joint mobility? - Answer- the range of uninhibited movement around a joint or body segment What joints in the kinetic chain promote stability? - Answer- foot, knee, lumbar spi...

__________ refers to a spatial familiarity from improvements in the nervous system. - Proprioception ____________ refers to the neuromuscular regulation of agonist-antagonist contraction patterns that reduce resistance during opposing joint actions. - Reciprocal inhibition ______________ is the term used to describe potentially harmful forces experienced at the knees when they cross over the toes during lunges. - Tibial translation A ___________ can be used to observe static variation in p...