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Essentials of Athletic Training, 5/e
Daniel Arnheim
William Prentice, University of North Carolina
Basics of Injury Rehabilitation
Chapter 12 Multiple Choice
Please answer all questions
1
Which is not a goal when designing an effective rehabilitation program?
A)
providing correct and immediate first aid
B)
reducing pain
C)
restoring full range of motion
D)
increasing muscular girth
2
________________ are the most commonly used strengthening technique in a rehabilitation program.
A)
Eccentric exercises
B)
Isokinetic exercises
C)
Progressive resistance exercises
D)
Concentric exercises
3
Plyometric exercises are most often incorporated into what stage of a rehabilitation program?
A)
beginning
B)
middle
C)
later
D)
avoided until athlete is back at full activity
4
In considering the athlete's return to activity, the following concerns should be addressed except for:
A)
physiological healing constraints.
B)
pain status.
C)
sport specific demands.
D)
dieting intake.
E)
predisposition of injury.
5
In a rehabilitation program, both eccentric, or _________ and concentric, or ___________ strengthening exercises should be used.
A)
lengthening, shortening
B)
shortening, lengthening
C)
isometric, isotonic
D)
none of the above
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