Foundation of Kines Final Review

Which athlete's performance is related to absolute maximal strength

What type of injury results from excessive training

Sliding Filament Theory of Muscle Contractions (3rd Step)

What term describes college graduates who get a job, but not in their degree field of study

What is the traditional view of career planning presented to students by parents

What is the normal adaptation for heart rate following endurance training

The credential a UTSA athletic trainer needs to work, when they travel to compete out of state

How many clinical/training room hours are required prior to the state athletic trainer’s exam

Which abdominal muscle is the primary mover for the trunk flexion

Where does a student obtain experience in their field of study or profession

Which of the following is the correct professional organization for Occupational Therapy

Which joint is injured during a shoulder separation

What is the primary location for isokinetic muscle training

Which KIN degree concentration contains the greatest number of science courses

What is the benefit from using the term kinesiology to represent our profession

Which of the following is one of the emerging employment sites for athletic trainers

Which of the following is most commonly injured muscle because tension force during sprinting

Which term describes the movement of the knee joint during a kicking motion

What high energy compound is the only source of energy muscles will use for exercise

With respect to Title IX laws, which of the following has decreased recently

Which civilization was the first to record the results of athletic competitions

Which type of synovial joint provides the greatest range of motion

Which type of traumatic movement most frequently results in ankle sprains

Which of the following are the smallest blood vessels in the body

Which subspecialty or sphere of study uses the application of physics to human movement

Which of the following sports can trace its roots back to pre-colonial Native Americans?

Which term is used to identify the distal attachment of a muscle

What is the recommended mechanism to prevent contusions during sport participation

Which muscle group is a primary mover for trunk extension

Which ancient historical civilization was the first to promote large spectator sporting events

How long may a PE teacher work with a temporary certification

What term describes the body position when performing the bench press exercise

Which of the following therapy professionals usually work with groups not individual patients

Which of the following describes beta oxidation

Which Founding Father promoted swimming as exercise, and an early advocate of regular exercise?

Which of the following evaluation terms is used to describe the consistency of a measurement

Approximately what proportion of American adults engage in regular exercise

Which is the smallest contractile unit of skeletal muscle

Which of the following athletes is in the most stable position

Which bone in the foot forms the ankle joint with the fibula and tibia

What tissue is injured during medial epicondylitis of the elbow

Which competition would an amputee wheel chair athlete compete in

Which US president threatened to ban football due to violence and # of deaths that occurred

Which tendon connects the gastrocnemius muscle to the calcaneus bone

Which bone classification includes the scapula

Which injury is also known as tennis elbow

Which of the following is the correct professional organization for Exercise Physiology

Which plane divides the human body into upper and lower halves

Which of the following is the definition for a false positive clinical test

The chamber of the heart a red blood cell enters upon returning from the lungs (pulmonary vein)

What was the role of physical activity for females in Sparta

What grades are teachers certified to teach with a degree i n physical education

What is the least recommended time to get health benefits from vigorous aerobic exercise

What is the result of training at or just below the elastic limit of a tissue

What activity was popular in European PE programs and became basis of PE in the US in the 1800s

What causes the burning pain felt during acute muscle soreness

What does pedagogy in PE mean

How is the catalog year determined for undergraduate degree requirements at UTSA

What is the function of a synergist

What training principle has its origin in the story of Milo of Crotona

What step of career planning utilizes gathering information from the Bureau of Labor&Statistics

When does a sprinter have the greatest acceleration in a 100 meter race

Which type of connective tissue is the medial and lateral meniscus of the knee

Which structures are the locations of gas exchange in the lungs

Which lung volume represents breathing (inspiration and expiration)

Which of the following is the correct professional organization for Physical Education (EC-12)

What is the response to golgi tendon organ activation

What is considered the primary pacemaker of the heart

Which ligament is located on the lateral region of the elbow joint

What type of force causes concussions

What is the first step in career planning as described by Mr. Zucker

Which term describes movement away from the midline of the body

Which sensory organ is activated by rapid increases in muscle length

Which of Newton’s Laws of motion is applied to a golf ball resting on a tee

What term represents the timeline for recovery from an injury

What movement is observed during an eccentric contraction of the biceps brachii

Which heart valve condition represents a valve that does not open completely

What kinesiology professional would benefit from knowledge about motor learning and control

What type of muscle strength is used to determine physical fitness

Which of the following terms represents a muscle fiber

What hormone is associated with stimulating muscle hypertrophy

What is the value of doing the MyPlan assignment at this stage of one's educational training

Sliding Filament Theory of Muscle Contractions (4th Step)

Which term describes the movement of the knee joint as one sits into a seat

Which of the following is an example of developmentally appropriate equipment

Which of the following is the correct professional organization for Recreation Therapy

Which of the following is a valid measurement of muscular endurance

Where did James Naismith create the game of basketball

Which legislation resulted in increased opportunities for females in sports and education

A domain evaluated via questionnaires given to athletes feeling anxiety before competition

What is the normal adaptation for stroke volume following endurance training

Which knee ligament is commonly injured during non-contact activities

What is professional organization for athletic training

What type of joint is the humeral-ulnar (elbow)

Sliding Filament Theory of Muscle Contractions (5th Step)

What type of tissue is injured during a sprain

What type of contraction is associated with development of DOMS

Sliding Filament Theory of Muscle Contractions (1st Step)

Which KIN degree concentration is most suitable for students who want to work in cardiac rehab

What is the dense white connective tissue located on the ends of bones in a synovial joint

What action is observed during a concentric muscle contraction

Which branch of psychology focuses on human performance

Which energy system provides immediate energy for very high intensity exercise (50 meter sprint

Which of the following is the correct professional organization for Physical Therapy

What type of exercise training increases both ATP and PC stores in muscle

Which general type of muscle contraction includes box jumps to improve muscle power

What role did physicians play in the field of kinesiology in the 1800s

What type of grading system is used in this course (KIN 2303)

What adaptation occurs as a result of months of endurance exercise training

What is the current professional program for physical education

Sliding Filament Theory of Muscle Contractions (2nd Step)

What energy system provides the majority of ATP for an inside the park home run in baseball

Which joint is injured during a dislocation of the shoulder

Which of the following is a measure of muscle endurance

Which of the following is an open skill

What type of anxiety results in an inverted U shape when compared to athletic performance

Which of the following certification does not require a B.S. degree

What energy system can be described as utilizing oxygen for metabolism

What does the P represent in the PRICE treatment of acute injuries

What is the relationship between muscle cross sectional area and maximal strength

Which of the following is the biggest and most common challenge to youth sport organizations

Which muscle fiber type would be primarily activated during endurance exercise

Which of the following factors have a positive relationship with exercise participation

When does walking become exercise

Which source of fuel has the greatest net yield of ATP in the aerobic pathway

Which education setting in the San Antonio area pays PE teachers the highest salaries

What is the primary reason students enrolled in KIN 2303 engage in exercise

Which of the following proteins transports oxygen in red blood cells

Which level of competition is applicable to mountain biking

Which Greek city state promoted concepts of our current view of wellness (mind, body, spirit)

Which population would not be a client for an exercise physiologist (exercise science graduate)

Which muscle inserts on the olecranon process

What term describes a bone marking that is away from the midline of the body

Which region of the deformation curve results in tissue injury

Which of the following is not considered a health related component of physical fitness

What does the word root "kines" mean

Which of the following athletes would most likely use the drive theory of motivation

Which of the following IS NOT one of the rotator cuff muscle

What class of lever is a teeter totter (see saw)

What enzyme catalyzes the breakdown of ATP into ADP and Pi

Which muscle cells are striated

Which of the following are bones of the wrist

What physical activity has been historically observed as part of religious rituals and festival

Which of the following therapy professionals work with patients on activities of daily living

Which physician founded the Aerobic fitness movement in the US based on work at Lackland AFB

How many semester credit hours are required for a B.S. degree in KIN at UTSA

Which muscle is a primary mover for shoulder abduction

Which high jump technique allows the jumper’s CG to pass beneath the bar

Where on the tibia is the insertion for the quadriceps

Which US city can be identified as the center and leader in education sport and PE in the 1800s

Which of the following IS NOT considered part of the axial skeleton

What type of force most commonly causes sprain and strain injuries

What is the normal response of diastolic blood pressure to graded exercise

What mood state is higher in successful athletes compared to unsuccessful athletes

Where was the first exercise science/physiology lab in the US

Which of the following IS NOT one of the quadriceps muscle

Which of the following is a nontrainable factor in muscles adaptation to resistance training

What is the most commonly reported barrier to exercise program adherence

Which subject is considered essential and forms the basis for all KIN majors

What type of feedback does a coach/teacher provide an athlete during skill acquisition

Training principle that is planned increase overload from training adaptations in past stress

Which of the following articulates with the femur to form the hip joint

Bonus Question: Which athletic population does Dr. Oyama most frequently study in her research

What is the position of the legs at the knee joint in the anatomical position

What level of academic training is offered in the UTS Athletic Medicine Degree program

What term is used to describe a muscle that opposes a primary mover