Joints
Muscles
Physical Activity
Definitions
Miscellaneous
100

What type of joint does not move at all?

Fixed joints

100

What is an example of a cardiac muscle?

Heart

100

Any form of bodily movement that uses up energy is called...

Physical Activity

100

Planned physical activity done regularly to build or maintain fitness:

Exercise

100

A place where two or more bones meet.

Joint

200

Two examples of ball and socket joints are:

Hips & shoulders

200

Biceps are an example of this type of muscle:

Skeletal

200

Stretching and yoga are examples of this:

Flexibility 

200

Holds bones in place at joints:

Ligaments

200

A muscle that moves automatically or on it's own such as your diaphragm, heart, or stomach is...

Involuntary

300

The hinge joint is what type of movement?

One direction

300

What types of muscles are involuntary muscles?

Cardiac & smooth muscles

300

A workout should begin with a ___________, and end with a ____________.

Warm-up & cool down

300

The ability to move muscles to use force:

Strength 

300

Cushions bones, allows movement, supports soft tissue:

Cartilage

400

Your neck is an example of what type of joint?

Pivot Joint

400

This joins muscle to muscle, or muscle to bone

Tendons

400

Some muscle groups work in pairs; when one contracts (tightens) the other....

Relaxes

400

Intense physical activity that builds muscle but does not use large amounts of oxygen, it involves short bursts of energy:

Anaerobic exercise 

400

List the 5 types of joints:

Fixed, hinge, gliding, ball & socket, and pivot

500

Small sideways movement is this type of joint:

Gliding

500

The ability of your muscles to repeatedly use force over a prolonged period of time is...

Muscular Endurance 

500

Give an example of mild activity, moderate activity, & vigorous activity: (think of our study guide)

Walking, jogging, & running

500

Rhythmic, non-stop, moderate to vigorous physical activity that requires large amounts of oxygen and works the heart:

Aerobic Exercise 

500

What is the PRICE method used for?  AND what does PRICE stand for?

Treating minor injuries & Protect, Rest, Ice, Compress, & Elevate 

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