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NASM PERSONAL TRAINING
CERTIFICATION Exam Questions
with Correct Verified Answers Latest
Update (2024/2025) Guaranteed
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1. Interneurons - ANS ✓Transmit nerve impulses from on neuron to
another


2. Motor neurons - ANS ✓Transmit nerve impulses from brain and
spinal cord to effector sites


3. Mechanoreceptors - ANS ✓Sensory receptors responsible for
sensing distortion in body tissues


4. Muscle spindles - ANS ✓Receptors sensitive to change in length of
the muscle and the rate of that change


5. Golgi tendon organ - ANS ✓Will cause muscle to relax


6. Joint receptors - ANS ✓Surround a joint and respond to pressure,
acceleration and deceleration of the joint




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7. Skeletal system - ANS ✓The body's frame work composed of bones
and joints


8. Axial skeleton - ANS ✓Portion of the skeletal system that consists of
the skull, rib cage, and vertebral column


9. Appendicular skeleton - ANS ✓Portion of the skeletal system that
includes upper and lower extremities


10. Remodeling - ANS ✓Resorption and formation of bone


11. Osteoclasts - ANS ✓A type of bone cell that removes bone
tissue


12. Osyeoblasts - ANS ✓A type of cell that is responsible for bone
formation


13. Types of bones - ANS ✓Long
Short
Flat
Irregular
Sesamoid


14. Epiphysis - ANS ✓The end of long bonrs


15. Diaphysis - ANS ✓Shaft portion of a long bone




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16. Epiphyseal plate - ANS ✓Connecting diaphysis to the
epiphysis


17. Arthrokinematics - ANS ✓Joint motion


18. Synovial joints - ANS ✓Joints held together by a joint capsule
and ligaments.. Most associated with movement in the body


19. Ligament - ANS ✓Primary connective tissue that connects
bone together and provides stability


20. Epimysium - ANS ✓A layer of connective tissue that is
underneath the fascia and surrounds the muscle


21. Perimysium - ANS ✓the corrective tissue that surrounds the
fascicles


22. Endomysium - ANS ✓The deepest layer of connective tissue
that surrounds individual muscle fibers.


23. Tendon - ANS ✓Connective tissues that attach muscle to bone
and provide an anchor for muscles to produce force.


24. Sacomere - ANS ✓functional nut of muscle that produces
muscular contraction and consists of repeating sections of actin and
myosin


25. Neural Activation - ANS ✓The contraction of a muscle
generated by neural stimulation


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26. Motor Unit - ANS ✓A motor neuron and all of the muscle
fibers it innervates


27. Neurotransmitters - ANS ✓Chemical messengers that cross
the neuromuscular junction (synapse) to transmit electrical impulses
from the nerve to the muscle


28. Type 1 Muscle Fibers - ANS ✓slow-twitch, smaller and slower
to produce maximal tension, more resistant to fatigue.


29. Type 2 Muscle Fibers - ANS ✓fast-twitch, larger in size, quick
to produce maximal tension and fatigue more quickly


30. Agonist Muscle - ANS ✓The muscle most responsible for
movement


31. Synergist muscle - ANS ✓muscle that assists a prime mover


32. Stabilizer muscle - ANS ✓supports and stabilizes the muscles
during movement


33. Antagonist Muscle - ANS ✓muscle that performs opposite
action of the prime mover


34. Endocrine System - ANS ✓Glands secrete hormones that
regulate processes such as growth, reproduction, and nutrient use
(metabolism) by body cells.




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