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Musculoskeletal Changes in Adults
Musculoskeletal Changes in Adults
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Test your knowledge about changes in adulthood
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1
It takes approximately [blank] minutes to perform the Berg.
17-22 minutes
7-12 minutes
15-20 minutes
5-10 minutes
2
Aging effects the skeletal system in all the following ways EXCEPT?
increased calcification of cartilage
Increased water concentration
decreased chondrocyte self repair
decreased resilience
3
To decrease loss of bone mass one should:
do endurance training
do aquatic exercise
do weight-bearing strengthening
do flexibility exercises
4
All are functions of the skeletal system except?
movement
all are true
storage of nutrients
protection of internal organs
5
All of the following are self-report standardized assessments EXCEPT:
Bruininks-Oseretsky Test
Leg Extremity Function Scale
Neck Disability Index
Quick DASH
6
Which of the following is NOT a type of cartilage
endosteum
elastic
hyaline
fibro-
7
Bony skeleton accounts for ---% of total adult height?
93-94%
79-80%
97-98%
88-89%
8
T/F Concentric strength is maintained better than eccentric or isometric strength w/ age.
True
False
9
A decrease in what dietary nutrient is a key factor in decreased strength w/aging?
Fat
Carbohydrate
All are equal
Protein
10
T/F Cartilage has no nerve or blood supply.
True
False
11
T/F Damaged articular cartilage is replaced by fibrocartilage or dense connective tissue.
False
True
12
The Berg test was designed to test:
Balance in the adult population
Balance in athletic populations
Balance in geriatric populations
Balance in pediatric populations
13
Factors contributing to sacropenia include all the following EXCEPT?
osmosis
hormonal
metabolic
Nutritional
14
Strength peaks between:
30-40 y/o
15-20 y/o
40-50
20-30 y/o
15
T/F When performing the Tinetti, the scores for the balance & gait are scored separately.
False
True
16
Hyaline cartilage relies on nutrients from:
blood supply
Elastic cartilage
synovial fluid and subchondral bone
Perichondrium and synovial fluid
