PSK4U - Final Exam Review

Thick bands of fibrous connective tissue that help reinforce the joint and joint capsule are:

The LTAD model takes into account a child's:

The structure found on the ends of long bones is the:

Which of the following best describes a synovial joint?

Motion that takes place in the same direction, distance, and in the same amount of time is:

Qualitative biomechanical analysis typically involves:

Which stage of human growth witnesses the most rapid physical development?

The use of joints in order from, largest to smallest, results in the production of maximum:

Professional sport competition arose when:

Physical activity:

Three types of muscle contractions are:

Techniques for improving an athlete's concentration include:

Generally, a force acting through the centre of an object will cause the object to:

The most widely accepted model of the stages of cognitive development was developed by:

Angular velocity is:

The smallest vessels in the cardiovascular system that are responsible for gas exchange are:

Which biomechanical principle would be used to lift a bag of groceries off the floor?

An example of Newton's third law would be:

The bicuspid (mitral) valve is located between:

Youth aged 12-17 should get at least this amount of daily physical activity.

The ability to apply skills learned in one activity to another activity is known as:

Which of the following synovial joints is a ball and socket joint?

The standard starting point for human anatomical description and analysis is:

Which of the following blood vessels drains the head, neck, and arms?

The Victorian gentleman athlete embraced the concept of:

Tendons usually unite and attach to the:

During physical exercise, our bodies' primary sources of energy are:

Which of the following sport activities primarily use the ATP-PC system?

During a muscle contraction, which structures attach, rotate, detach, and reattach rapidly?

Examples of gender biased inequity in sport include:

Breathing exercises, relaxation exercises, meditation, and imagery all help to control:

The emergence of the modern sports fan began as a result of:

Successful coaches continually seek to:

The nutrients and blood in bones are found in the:

This structure in the heart is sometimes referred to as the heart's "pacemaker."

The respiratory zone is comprised of the:

Cellular respiration involves which of the following energy sub-pathways?

What is the trigger mechanism for the sliding filament process?

How stable or balanced an individual is while performing a task depends on:

Children do best when they engage in activities that suit their:

Significant changes in physical appearance and body function occur during:

The type of muscle associated with voluntary movement is referred to as:

Insufficient physical activity is associated with:

The linear motion of humans is generally a result of the interaction of:

Skeletal age:

One of the main culprits contributing to lifestyle disease is:

The three basic categories of fundamental movement skills are:

Golgi tendon organs are sensory receptors at the end of muscle fibres that detect changes in:

The process by which a person develops the ability to perform and refine a skill is called:

Upon which energy system does a marathon runner rely heavily?

An example of Isaac Newton's first law of motion (inertia) would be:

A mechanical device where the force is applied between the fulcrum and the load is a:

Which of the following blood vessels carries deoxygenated blood from the heart to the lungs?

Plantar flexion is an example of a:

Bones attach to other bones across joints by means of: