Physique 3 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

body habitus - build, physique and general shape of human body 4 general body styles - 1. sthenic 2. hypothetic 3. hyperstenic 4. asthenic sthenic - -about 50% of population -considered average hyposthenic - -about 35% of population -thin, more slender then sthenic hypersthenic - -about 5% of population -large and broad frame compared to sthenic asthenic - -about 10% of population -even more slender then sthenic impact of body habitus on radiographic positioning? --image receptor pl...

A) Partie 1 1) Un régulateur proportionnel avec un gain K est utilisé pour contrôler un processus de premier ordre. L’erreur augmentera, si : a- K augmente b- K diminue 2) Lequel des régulateurs suivants a une erreur maximale : a- P b- PI c- PID 3) L’utilisation de l’action intégrale, associée à l’action proportionnelle permet de : a- Réduire l’erreur dynamique b- D’éliminer l’erreur dynamique c- Aucune des deux réponses. 4) La raison pour laquel...

OAE FOUNDATIONS OF READING WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 1. Sea and see, fair and fare, are called A. Homophones B. Antonyms C. Homographs D. Twin Words - correct answer A 2. Another name for a persuasive essay is: A. Dynamic Essay B. Convincing essay C. Argumentative essay D. Position Paper - correct answer C 3. A teacher is working with a group of third graders at the same reading level. her goal is to improve reading fluency. She asks each child in turn to read a page ...

What is personality? - Answer-Permanent traits and unique characteristics that give consistency and individuality to a person's behaviour Traits - Answer-Individual differences in behaviour, consistency of behaviour over time, stability of behaviour across situations. Characteristics - Answer-Unique qualities of an individual that include attributes like temperament, physique, intelligence. Scientific theory - Answer-Set of related assumptions that allows scientists to use logical deducti...

PSYC 356- Athabasca Exam Questions With Verified Answers What is personality? - answerPermanent traits and unique characteristics that give consistency and individuality to a person's behaviour Traits - answerIndividual differences in behaviour, consistency of behaviour over time, stability of behaviour across situations. Characteristics - answerUnique qualities of an individual that include attributes like temperament, physique, intelligence. Scientific theory - answerSet of related as...

Three Types of Muscle 1. Skeletal 2. Cardiac 3. Smooth 2 forms of Hypertrophy 1. In series 2. In parallel Primary mechanism for hypertrophy associated with resistance training Increase in number of sarcomeres in parallel How is in series hypertrophy achieved Increasing the number of sarcomeres- basic functional unit of muscle- along length of fiber Though in series hypertrophy does take place in humans, it only occurs in extreme cases such as Following immobil...

NASM Physique and Bodybuilding Chap 2 and 3 quiz Questions with Complete Solutions.

which type of body aesthetic assessment focuses on how evenly distributed muscle is compared to other muscle groups. 1) symmetry 2) muscularity 3) proportion 4) posing - ANS 3) proportion what is well-established side-effect of ephedrine? 1) weight loss 2) increased appetite 3) increased heart rate 4) increased fat storage - ANS 3) increased heart rate what is the primary process through which fatty acids are broken down? 1) lipolysis 2) diffusion 3) est...

race - ANSWERa social construct not a biological fact, a concept that organizes people into groups based on specific traits that are thought to reflect fundamental and innate differences (socially constructed idea) hypodescent - ANSWERthe assignment of a person into very stagnant racial categories ethnic group - ANSWERgroup of people who share common cultural backgrounds or descent enthogenesis - ANSWERemergence of an ethnic group (occurs in two ways: fission and fusion) fission - AN...

teratogen correct answers environmental agent that causes damage during prenatal development sensitive period correct answers embryonic period (2-8wks) teratogen effects correct answers 1. interfere with basic biochemical processes 2. susceptibility varies with developmental stage 3. specificity 4. affects differently [individual differences] 5. concentration/ exposure related to risk 6. affect on mother/ child different 7. temporary or delayed affects maternal age correct answers...