University of Western Ontario (UWO ) • COKO

how is a profession different from a business? correct answer: members of profession believe that they help patient, not just make money from them. what does the regulation of an activity mean? correct answer: it means that the law imposes restrictions on it to ensure that members of the public are not harmed and actually benefit from it. what does self- regulation mean? correct answer: means that the ontario government has made a statue giving thee duty to regulate the profession to a ...

DEWI - why do fans think they can yell whatever they want? correct answer: - herd mentality - sense of security - watching for entertainment - paying for seat - get opposing team off their game - no consequences Kinesiology correct answer: The scientific study of human movement, performance and function Incorporates the sciences of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology, psychology and neuroscience into an all-encompassing healthcare practice. Kinesiologists use the latest ________ to...

Code of ethics correct answer: Honesty, treating patients with respect and sensitivity, maintaining competence, and enabling patients to make informed choices Professional misconduct correct answer: Conduct that falls below the minimum expectations of a safe and ethical kinesiologist Incompetence correct answer: Kinesiologist shows a serious lack of knowledge, skill, or judgement when assessing or treating patients Incapacity correct answer: Kinesiologist develops a health condition...

College of Kinesiologists Ontario (COKO) correct answer: Allows R.Kin's to purchase professional liability insurance; Manages concerns and complaints from the public Ontario Kinesiology Association (OKA) correct answer: Promotes the field of Kinesiology to insurance companies and government bodies Kinesiology scope of practice correct answer: The assessment of human movement and performance to maintain, rehabilitate, or enhance movement & performance 5 Domains of core competencies c...

Physical demands description correct answer: used to capture physical mvmts and environmental conditions associated with workers jobs - these jobs demand must be collect before assessing hazards and implementing - Primary ergonomic risk factors for musculoskeletal disordeers correct answer: repetition, force and posture secondary ergonomic risk factors for musculoskeletal disorders correct answer: vibration and temperature stenosing tenosynovitis (trigger finger) correct answer: ...

5 muscle groups in the pelvis correct answer: psoas major and minor iliiacus iliopsaos sartorius rectus femoris what three muscle form the iliopsoas correct answer: psoas major, minor and iliacus gluteus maximus correct answer: primary hip/ leg extensor - also involved in lateral rotation gluteus minimus/ medius correct answer: abduction of the hip and medial rotation lateral rotators in the leg correct answer: superior hemellus, inferior gemellus - obturator internus - qua...

Fibromyalgia correct answer: disorder characterized by widespread chronic diffuse non-articular musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues - not an inflammatory process - symptoms include diffuse non articular pain, multiple tender points and sleep disturbance ALS correct answer: amyotrophic lateral sclerosis - most common motor disease among adults - progressive degeneration of nerve cells (control muscles) Parkinson's disease correct answer: Neurol...

Light intensity PA correct answer: is aerobic activity that causes a barley noticeable change in breath. for example if changes the depth of the breath not the rate. an untrained individual is ability to sustain this intensity for 60 minutes. 1.5-3 METS Moderate PA Intensity correct answer: can be performed at a ventilatory demand that allows carrying on a conversation. can be sustained by an untrained person for 30-60 minutes 3-6 METS Vigorous PA intensity correct answer: is deman...

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) correct answer: mechanism : knee hyperextension with rotation usually occurs during cutting or single-leg landing 75% also have meniscal injuries Positive Lachman's test means it is injured or anterior drawer test Lateral Cruciate Ligament (LCL) correct answer: lateral aspect of the knee mainly supported by muscles - less common injury - usually occurs from varus load and possible hyperextension impact on the medial aspect of the knee - ...

registration process correct answer: -prior training and experience -completed courses/exams -info about the ability to practice effectively and safely -if s/t above is not met, registration may: --1) Direct applicant to complete further training or examinations --2) Register the applicant w/ terms, conditions and/or limitations --3) Refuse the application -process is audited and reviewed by Fairness Commissioner of Ontario -RHPA has provisions to ensure the process is transparent, obje...