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BCS - Resistance Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A patient does bicep curls to increase the strength and power of his biceps mm. He performs 5kg x 10reps. After a week he progressed to 8kg x 10reps. What principle governs his exercise regimen?

a)

SAID Principle

b)

Reversibility Principle

c)

Overload Principle

d)

Resistance Principle

2.

A patient has reached his goal to develop endurance of his quadriceps and hamstrings mm. He has been so busy with work lately that he was unable to exercise for 3 weeks. Upon returning to the gym he was surprised he couldn’t carry his usual leg press exercise. What principle governs this situation?

a)

SAID Principle

b)

Reversibility Principle

c)

Overload Principle

d)

Resistance Principle

3.

A patient uses an ankle weight to strengthen his thigh mm. You can see him do knee flexion and knee extension exercises. What kind of resistance exercise is the patient doing?

a)

Isometric Exercise

b)

Isotonic Exercise

c)

Isokinetic Exercise

d)

Isokinematic Exercise

4.

A fitness coach told you that you can do squats to develop mm mass in your gluteals mm. If you want to increase endurance of your biceps mm, you can do bicep curls of lighter weight but many repetitions. What principle governs behind what the fitness coach told you?

a)

SAID Principle

b)

Reversibility Principle

c)

Overload Principle

d)

Resistance Principle

5.

A patient pulls a thera-tube using his (L) UE. You noticed that he doesn’t seem to move but holds the position for 10sec. and repeats it for 6 reps. What kind of resistance exercise is the patient doing?

a)

Isometric Exercise

b)

Isotonic Exercise

c)

Isokinetic Exercise

d)

Isokinematic Exercise

6.

The following are situations to revise the site of application of resistance or decrease the amount of resistance except:

a)

Site is painful.

b)

Muscular tremor develops.

c)

Full ROM is achieved.

d)

Substitute motion occurs.

7.

1. Which PRE regimen is being utilized with the following:

1st set- 10kg x 10reps

2nd set- 7.5kg x 10reps

3rd set- 5kg x 10reps

a)

DAPRE

b)

Delorme

c)

Hamilton

d)

Oxford

8.

1. Which PRE regimen is being utilized with the following:

1st set- 5kg x 10reps

2nd set- 7.5kg x 6reps

3rd set- 10kg x 10reps

4th set- 8kg x 12reps

a)

DAPRE

b)

Delorme

c)

Hamilton

d)

Oxford

9.

1. Which PRE regimen is being utilized with the following:

1st set- 5kg x 10reps

2nd set- 7.5kg x 10reps

3rd set- 10kg x 10reps

a)

DAPRE

b)

Delorme

c)

Hamilton

d)

Oxford

10.

1. A patient does the following. What resistance regimen is the patient doing?

1. Leg Press x 10reps

2. Push-ups x 10reps

3. Seated Row x 10reps

4. *** + 9 exercises more x 10reps

a)

Plyometric Training

b)

Circuit Training

c)

Circuit-Interval Training

d)

Free Weighted Training

11.

A patient does the following. What resistance regimen is the patient doing?

1. Burpees

2. Skipping

3. Jump squats

a)

Plyometric Training

b)

Circuit Training

c)

Circuit-Interval Training

d)

Free Weighted Training

12.

A patient is utilizing PNF Resistance Ex. You noticed that more force is being exerted by the PT during the 5reps of exercise. What type of PNF Resistance Exercise is being used?

a)

Isometric Exercise

b)

Concentric Exercise

c)

Eccentric Exercise

d)

Isokinetic Exercise

13.

You noticed that during a PNF Resistance Exercise, more force is being exerted by the patient during the 5reps of exercise. What type of PNF Resistance Exercise is being used?

a)

Isometric Exercise

b)

Concentric Exercise

c)

Eccentric Exercise

d)

Isokinetic Exercise

14.

During a PNF Resistance Exercise, both the PT and the patient exerted equal force during the 5reps of exercise. What type of PNF Resistance Exercise is being used?

a)

Isometric Exercise

b)

Concentric Exercise

c)

Eccentric Exercise

d)

Isokinetic Exercise

15.

You opt to use Stabilization Exercises as part of your patient’s Resistance Training Regimen. You are including conscious control of motion but with no impact. This is:

a)

Static Stabilization Exercise

b)

Traditional Stabilization Exercise

c)

Dynamic Stabilization Exercise

d)

Resistance Stabilization Exercise

16.

Stabilization Exercises were included in a patient’s Resistance Training Regimen. This training comprises joint repositioning and balance training. This is:

a)

Static Stabilization Exercise

b)

Traditional Stabilization Exercise

c)

Dynamic Stabilization Exercise

d)

Resistance Stabilization Exercise

17.

Part of your patient’s Resistance Training Regimen is to include Stabilization Exercises. You need unconscious control and joint loading together with ballistic and impact exercises. This is:

a)

Static Stabilization Exercise

b)

Traditional Stabilization Exercise

c)

Dynamic Stabilization Exercise

d)

Resistance Stabilization Exercise

18.

During a circuit training, how long is each exercise done per station?

a)

15-45sec

b)

45-60sec

c)

60-90sec

d)

90-120sec

19.

During a circuit training, how many repetitions of each exercise is done per station?

a)

1-8reps

b)

8-20reps

c)

20-28reps

d)

28-40reps

20.

You want to use Stabilization Exercises for your patient using a stability ball. Your patient is 5’5” in height and 63kg in weight. What will be the best ball size for the patient?

a)

45cm

b)

55ccm

c)

65cm

d)

75cm