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What are the four types of postural alignment? Ideal, kyphosis-lordosis, flat-back, sway-back postures What should the cervical spine look like in neutral alignment? Normal curve, slightly convex anteriorly What should the thoracic spine look like in ideal alignment? Normal curve, slightly convex posteriorly What should the lumbar spine look like in ideal alignment? Normal curve, slightly convex anteriorly

Unit 2 Exam NCSF-Questions and Answers no joint movement The glenohumeral joint should experience no movement during arm exercises. Since the elbow is a hinge joint any shoulder movement would negate the focus from the triceps musculature. A common fault during triceps exercises is to combine elbow extension with shoulder extension. Many exercisers "cheat" using the lats to assist with momentum forces; seen when the humerus (upper arms) deviates backward and forward across the midaxillar...

Pilates Questions and Answers Rated A Pilates Method A conditioning method developed by Joseph Pilates over 70 years ago. A series of exercises that bring attention to the body-mind connection and are flowing movements executed without stress. Purposes of Pilates Exercises To increase core stability and control, pelvic and spinal stability, spinal mobility, scapular stability, abdominal strength, back strength, shoulder/arm strength, hip and leg strength, hip/leg flexibility, shoulder/...

autonomic (visceral) reflex - ANSWER 1 receptor 2 sensory afferent neuron 3 one or more interneurons 4 preganglionic motor neuron 5 postganglionic motor neuron 6 effector 2 systems that determine blood pressure - ANSWER sympathetic nervous system RAA system 4 causes of edema - ANSWER 1. low plasma protein osmotic pressure (liver disease, protein malnutrition) 2. high venous pressure (gen or pulmonary edema standing motionless, failing heart) 3. elevated protein osmotic pressure (le...

An L spine transverse process on the scottie dog is what part of the scottie dog - the nose AP L spine CR is leveled where - level of iliac crest asis is associated with what part of the spine - the ASIS is the bony projection of the iliac bone C spine forms what compensatory curve? - first - developed when baby starts to lift head can you see the scottie dog on t spine - no because you cannot form the nose on the scottie dog due to the spinous process being caudad convex or concave? cerv...

ABO Practice Test| Q-Bank| ABO -American Board of Opticianry) + 400 Questions Solved 100% Correct The angle of incidence, for which the angle of refraction is 90 degrees is called the: a. critical ray b. emergent ray c. angle of reflection d. critical angle {Answer: - d. critical angle When parallel incoming rays strike a convex mirror, the reflected rays: a. are made convergent b. seem to focus in front of the mirror c. seem to originate from behind the mirror d. are reflected p...

What are the four types of postural alignment? - Ideal, kyphosis-lordosis, flat-back, sway-back postures What should the cervical spine look like in neutral alignment? - Normal curve, slightly convex anteriorly What should the thoracic spine look like in ideal alignment? - Normal curve, slightly convex posteriorly What should the lumbar spine look like in ideal alignment? - Normal curve, slightly convex anteriorly

What are three requirements for a repair to a piece of sheet metal aircraft structure? - ANSWER-The repair must restore the lost a) strength, b) rigidity, and c) aerodynamic shape must not change. When making a riveted repair to an aircraft sheet metal structure, which should be stronger, the shear strength of the rivet, or the bearing strength of the metal sheet? - ANSWER-The two strengths should be close to each other, but the bearing strength of the sheet should be greater. What kind of...

Mechanics - ANS study of how and why physical objects move and/or change state Time - ANS exists; measured in time (seconds); moves in one direction Space and Distance - ANS accept the existence of a three-dimensional spatial universe Planar Angle - ANS a figure made by two intersecting lines or planes Matter - ANS a physical body or substance that occupies space (as a solid, liquid, gas, or plasma) Mass (m) - ANS how much matt...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY MIDTERM (TCDHA) EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2024/2025 ALREADY GRADED A+. 2 / 9 1. Osteoporosis: increased breakdown of bone tissue with no new bone growth 2. Kyphosis: exaggeration of the thoracic curve aka "hunchback" 3. Paget's disease: bones lose calcium and then gain too much calcium 4. Rickets: childhood disease due to lack of vitamin D 5. Lordosis: excessive lumbar curve 6. Impacted fructure: Broken ends of bone are jammed into eachother 7. Comminuted fructure: Mo...