kinesiology

Which of these is an example of involuntary movement?

• Blinking of eye

• Drinking water

• walking

• Nail biting

Which of these best define the passive movement?

• Movement of the body/extremities is opposed by another person.

• Assistance is provided to the movement of the body/extremities by another person to complete the range/task

• movement of the body/extremities performed by another person without voluntary motion on the part of the patient

• Movement is independently performed by the person himself.

Swimming and running are examples of which exercise?

• Localized active free exercise

• Generalized active free exercise

• Active assisted free exercise

• Progressive resistance exercise

In which of the following, attention is concentrated on the achievement of a particular aim which will result from his efforts?

• subjective exercise

• objective exercise

• localized exercise

• generalized exercise

Which type of exercise is represented when patient/client is instructed to tighten the gluteus muscles and relax?

• Resistance exercise

• Isotonic exercise

• Isokinetic exercise

• Isometric exercise

Which of the following can serve as the main use of active free exercise?

• Joint traction

• Strength maximized

• ROM is decreased

• Relaxation

Which of the following step is mandatory in application of active assisted exercise than other exercises?

• Starting position

• Instructing the patient

• Assisting force

• Smooth movement

Which of the following represent the purpose of proper fixation of proximal part during assisted exercise?

• To avoid Tricky Movement

• To enhance tricky movement

• To decrease efficiency of Prime mover

• To stop desire movement

AAROM for elbow flexion in supine position is most beneficial to be applied when elbow flexors are in which of these grades??

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

Which technique is used when one point strength is high while other is weak while performing ROM exercise?

• Active Free Movement

• Assisted Movement

• Assisted Resisted movement

• Resisted movement