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WorksheetsKinesiology Fundamentals
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is the position called that is almost the same as anatomical position but the arms are at the sides and facing the body instead of forward?
(a)
What is the region of the body that is the back of the calf?
(a)
What is the region of the body that is the shin?
(a)
What is the region of the body that is between shoulder and neck?
(a)
WHat is the region of the body that is the anterior neck?
(a)
The movement of stepping on the gas petal is:
(a)
The movement of letting your foot off the gas pedal is:
(a)
What is the word for your thumb crossing over to touch your pinkie?
(a)
Punching something exhibits of the scapula
(a)
deviation is bending the wrist towards the thumb
(a)
deviation is bending the wrist towards the pinkie
(a)
adduction and abduction happen along which plane?
(a)
rotation happens along which plane?
(a)
flexion and extension happen along which plane?
(a)
Jumping jacks are a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
Forearm pronation is a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
Spinal rotation is a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
Knee extension is a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
Spine lateral flexion is a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
Bicep curls are a movement of which plane?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
is a sheetlike tendinous layer that serves to connect a muscle with the part that it moves.
(a)
is a region in the body where tendons pass underneath a connective tissue band
(a)
What is the function of the skeletal system that is the process of blood formation occurring in red bone marrow in various bones?
(a)
What type of bones are the femur, radius, and ulna?
(two words)
(a)
What type of bones are the carpals and tarpals?
(two words)
(a)
What type of bones are the ribs, sternum, scapula, ilium?
(two words)
(a)
What type of bones are the spine, ischium, pubis, and maxilla?
(two words)
(a)
What type of bones are theembedded within the tendon of a musculotendinous unit, like the patella?
(two words)
(a)
What is the bone feature that is the fibrous membrane that lines the inside of the cortex?
(a)
What is the bone feature that is between the walls of the diaphysis and contains yellow or fatty marrow?
(a)
What is the bone feature that is dense and fibrous membrane that covers the outer surface of the diaphysis?
(a)
What are the type of bone that we start out with at birth that develop from hyaline cartilage and mature into adult bones?
(two words)
(a)
what makes up 60-70 % of bone weight?
(a)
What is the type of joint that has a joint cavity and allows for movement?
(a)
Sutures and gomphosis of the teeth are fibrous joints that are examples of immovable joints described as:
(a)
The cartilaginous inferior tibiofibular joint that is held together by strong ligaments and allows minimal mvmt can be described as:
(a)
The cartilaginous joint of the intervertebral disks and in the pubis is a type of joint that is separated by fibrocartilage pad that allows for slight movement:
(a)
The cartilaginous costochondral joints of the ribs are separated by hyaline cartilage and called:
(a)
Type of joint that allows for flexion/extension and abduction/adduction
ex: wrist (radiocarpal joint)
(a)
Joint that is often between two flat surfaces and allows for the least movement of all synovial joints, only small shifting movements
ex: carpal bones in wrist or tarsal bones in foot
(a)
Type of joint where one spherical bone fits into dish shaped depression, most amount of mvmt
ex: shoulder (glenohumeral) joint)
(a)
type of joint that is designed to allow one bone to rotatw around the surface of another
ex: atlantoaxial joint in the neck
(a)
modified ellipsoid joint that is composed of convex and concave articulating surfaces
ex: joint between trapezium (small carpal bone) and the first metacarpal bone
(a)
The 6 types of synovial, diarthrodial joints can be remembered by the letters:
(a)
