Anatomy
Biomechanics
ECG
Assessment
Nutrition
100
What is the primary arteries in the neck
Left and right common carotids
100
Name the excessive posterior curve of the spine
Kyphosis
100
What is the death of cardiac tissue called
MI, Myocardial infarction
100
Draw the T-Test (agility)
100
Calories in a gram of alcohol
7
200
In the digestive system what is the primary job of bile
emulsify lipids
200
A joint that allows for the most freedom of movement in all planes
Ball-and-Socket
200
When a patient's HR exceeds 100bpm this is called
Tachycardia
200
Name a device that only measures the step count of an individual and is not expensive
pedometer
200
name the 3 macronutrients and their caloric count per gram
Carbohydrates 4, Protein 4, Lipids 9
300
What nerve is partially found in the thoracic and innervates the heart
Vagus nerve
300
The joint classification for a joint that has little movement and is held together by Cartlidge Ex. Pubis Symphysis
Amphiarthrosis
300
What is it called when a patient is having chest pains with exercise
Exercise-induced angina
300
a method for estimating body composition, in particular body fat and muscle mass, where a weak electric current flows through the body and the voltage is measured in order to calculate impedance
Bioelectrical impedance Analysis (BIA)
300
What are the "Building blocks" of proteins
Amino Acids
400
Name the cranial nerve that innervates your sense of smell
olfactory
400
Name the group action completed by the shoulder when throwing a ball underhand
shoulder flexion
400
What intercostal space should lead V1 and V2 be placed
The 4th intercostal space
400
What does the sit and reach test primarily access
Hamstring flexibility
400
Name the 4 fat-soluble micronutrients
ADEK
500
Name the one quadricep muscle that crosses both the knee and the hip. (it is a knee extensor and hip flexor muscle)
Rectus Femoris
500
Name 2 group actions of the shoulder joint when throwing a baseball overhand(can get half points for 1)
shoulder extension, internal rotation
500
What is this arrhythmia called?
A-fib
500
Unstable angina would be an example of an absolute or relative contradiction?
Absolute Contradiction
500
What is the name of the disease that occurs when someone is chronically depleted of Vitamin C
Scurvy