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WorksheetsPHYSIOLOGY AND INJURIES IN SPORTS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Q. Strength is determined by which Physiological factor?
Body weight
Muscle Coordination.
Joints.
Muscle stretching.
Q. How many physiological factors
determined. Physical fitness?
Two.
Three.
Four
Five.
Q. Speed is determined by which
physiological factor?
Q. Endurance is determined by which
physiological factor?
Q.Explosive strength is the combination of:
Q. Through regular exercise nerve
impulses reaches the muscle fibres
Less
More quickly
More Slowly
None of These
Q. Postural deformities can be _____with
exercise.
Increase
Big
High
Altered
Q. Some muscles will remain _____ if don’t
put them to any work.
Working
Active
Fast
Inactive
Q. Concentration of ___ & acid phosphate
in the muscles reduces with regular
exercise.
H2O , lactic acid
O2 , lactic acid.
CO2, lactic acid.
HCL.
Q. Muscular movements become more
_____ & efficient with regular exercise.
Hard.
Tuff.
Smooth.
Passive.
Q. Sprain is the _______ injury.
Ligament.
Muscles tissue.
Muscles tearing.
Tandon.
Q. Abrasion It is a _______to the skin.
Artificial injury.
Superficial injury.
Extreme injury.
Sapphire injury.
Q. Hematoma It is caused due to internal ___.
Tissue rupture.
Bone injury.
Muscles Puncture.
Increase in blood flow.
Q. Which one is a slanted fracture?
Transverse fracture.
Impacted fracture.
Oblique fracture.
Stress fracture.
Q. Shoulder joint In this type of dislocation,
the ball of the ____comes out of the socket.
Alana.
Femur.
Humerus.
Ankle joint.
