Chapter 1,2,4,5 Trail Guide to Movement Questions And Correct Verified Answers
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Course
TRL
Institution
TRL
Kinesiology - correct answer study of movement
Biomechanics - correct answer Concerns how mechanical principles relate to living structures, such as the human body.
Statics - correct answer ...
Biomechanics - correct answer Concerns how mechanical principles relate to
living structures, such as the human body.
Statics - correct answer (or quiet stance) deals with aspects of nonmoving (for
virtually nonmoving) systems.
Dynamics - correct answer Applies to aspects of moving systems.
Kinetics - correct answer Studies forces (such as gravity, friction and pressure)
that act on the body to generate or alter motion.
Kinematics - correct answer Involves the analysis of movement in terms of
mechanical elements (such as time and space)
Mobility - correct answer The ability to move, is the obvious and expressive
aspect of motion, and receives much attention.
Stability - correct answer The ability to be firmly fixed or supported is always
working in the background. Also, generates the necessary and somtimes oppositional support for
mobility.
Balance - correct answer Even distribution of weight enables you to remain
upright and steady and is an attribute that you innately seek in many aspects of your life, not only in
your body.
Coordination - correct answer the organization of the different elements - of
your nerves, joints, and muscles.
, Simultaneous movement - correct answer Entire body moves at the same time
Sequential movement - correct answer movement occurs through a series of
smaller, articulating actions
Movement patterns - correct answer organized rhythms of motion that link
groups of joints and muscles together to produce a desired action
Kinetic chain - correct answer a series of joints linked by an arrangement of
muscles and bones along the pathway of movement.
Axial - correct answer This includes the cranium, vertebral column, ribs,
sternum and hyoid.
Appendicular - correct answer Composed of the arms and legs, pectoral girdle
and pelvic girdle
Long bone - correct answer longer than they are wide
Short bone - correct answer cube shaped bones of your hands and feet
Flat bones - correct answer Bones include your sternum and ilium.
Irregular bones - correct answer Bones in your face and vertebrae.
Sesamoid bone - correct answer A bone embedded in tendon, such as your
patella
(10% of bone) Bone cells - correct answer A combination of osteoblasts,
osteocytes, osteoclasts
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