The type of body movement occurs in the neck when a person turns the head from side-to-side to signal "No?" (A)rotation (B)Flexion (C)Extension (D)Adduction
What is (A)rotation?
100
Muscles used in breathing, blinking, heartbeating.
(A)Involuntary (B)Smooth (C)Pectoralis (D)Tendons
What are (A) Involunatary Muscles?
100
A reduction in the size and strength of a muscle. (A)Dystrophy (B)Contracture (C)Dystaxia (D)Atrophy
What is (D)Atrophy?
100
When your muscles contract involuntarily, releasing energy to keep you warm. (A)Shiver (B)Seizure (C)Spasm (D)Strain
What is a (A)Shiver?
100
The movement of a limb away from the midline of the body, (A)Adhesion (B)Adduction (C)Abduction (D)Atrophy
What is (C) Abduction
200
The ability to be stretched and lengthened. (A)Contractibility (B)Extensibility (C)Elasticity (D)Excitability
What is (B)Extensibilty?
200
Muscles that contract to extend or straighten out the forearm.
(A)Tendons (B)Smooth (C)Triceps (D)Pectorals
What are (C)triceps?
200
A group of muscle disorders with chronic pain in specific muscle sites. (A)Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (B)Fibromyalgia (C)Cardioplegia (D)Spasm
What is (B)Fibromyalgia?
200
The largest muscle in the body. (A)Gluteus Maximus (B)Deltoid (C)Tricep (D)Rectus Femoris
The three types of muscle. (A)Cardiac, Visceral, Skeletal (B)Pulmonary, Systematic, Somatic (C)Pulmonary, Visceral, Smooth (D)Somatic, Cardiac, Skeletal
What is (A)Cardiac, Visceral, and Skeletal
300
A tough, cord-like structure of fibrous connective tissue that connects muscle to bone. (A)Nerve (B)Tendon (C)Joint (D)Vein
What is a (B) Tendon
300
A group of inherited diseases in which the muscles waste away. (A)Achilles tendinitis (B)Muscular Dystrophy (C)Fibromyalgia (D)Atrophy
What is (B)Muscular Dystrophy
300
The smallest muscle in the body. (A)Shin (B)Stapedius (C)Oblique (D)Heel
What is (B)Stapedius
300
A physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis and disorders such as osteoporosis, fibromyalgia and tendinitis that are characterized by inflammation in the joints and connective tissues. (A)Physical Therapist (B)Rheumatologist (C)sports medicine physician (D)Osteologist
What is (B)Rheumatologist?
400
Attaches muscle to bone. (A)Ligaments (B)Tendons (C)Fascia (D)Origin
What are (B)Tendons?
400
Muscle that covers shoulder. Main abductor of the arm. (A)Quadriceps (B)Gastronomic (C)Involuntary (D)Deltoid
What is (D) Deltoid?
400
Torn or stretched muscles or tendons. (A)Muscle Strain (B)Muscle Spasm (C)Muscle Sprain (D)Muscle Adhesion
What is (A)Muscle strain?
400
Muscles that turn lactate into fuel for the body. (A)Cardiac (B)Skeletal (C)Smooth (D)Supine
What are (A)Cardiac Muscles
400
An injury of a joint, such as ankle, knee, or wrist that usually involves a stretched or torn ligament. (A)Sprain (B)Strain (C)Spasm (D)Supination
What is a (A)Sprain?
500
The ability of muscles to be slightly contracted at all times, even when not in use. It allows a person to be in a state of readiness to act. (A)Excitability (B)Irritability (C)Muscle Tone (D)Elasticity
What is (C)Muscle Tone?
500
Outermost muscle, is triangular. has a large surface and attaches to clavicle, sternum, and ribs. (A)Deltoid (B)Hamsting (C)Achilles (D)Pectoral
What is (D) Pectoral?
500
Severe tightening of a muscle resulting in permanent bending of a joint. (A)Arthritis (B)Contracture (C)Osteoporosis (D)Sclerosis
What is (B)Contracture
500
How many times does the heart beat each hour? (A)3500 (B)4500 (C)5500 (D)6500
(B)4500
500
the surgical division of a tendon for relief of a deformity caused by the abnormal shortening of a muscle. (A)Tenectomy (B)Tenotomy (C)Tenolysis (D)Tenoplasty