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Essentials of Athletic Training, 5/e
Daniel Arnheim
William Prentice, University of North Carolina
Preventing Injuries through Fitness Training
Chapter 4 Multiple Choice
Please answer all questions
1
Which of the following are two basic types of muscle fibers?
A)
slow twitch
B)
fast twitch
C)
endurance twitch
D)
power twitch
E)
a & d
F)
a & b
2
Myofilaments are:
A)
small contractile lypid filaments within muscle
B)
small contractile protein filaments within muscle
C)
large contractile fatty acid filaments within muscle
D)
large contractile protein filaments within muscle
3
At the high school level _____ to _____ weeks of preseason conditioning can help to minimize the athlete's susceptibility to injury.
A)
2 - 4
B)
6 - 8
C)
4 - 6
D)
8 - 10
4
The SAID principle is an acronym for:
A)
Specific Activity to Imposed Demands
B)
Specific Adaptation to Individual Demands
C)
Specific Adaptation to Imposed Demands
D)
Specific Activity for Imposed Demands
5
Injury prevention can be accomplished by increasing all of the following except:
A)
flexibility
B)
strength
C)
endurance
D)
weight
6
Which is not a type of stretching technique?
A)
ballistic stretching
B)
static stretching
C)
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
D)
pre-stretch, hold, relax
7
The highest level of sports conditioning and training fall under which of the following seasons:
A)
pre-season
B)
in-season
C)
post-season
D)
off-season
8
Skeletal muscle is capable of three different types of contraction. Which of the following is not a type of muscle contraction?
A)
isometric contraction
B)
isokenitic
C)
eccentric contraction
D)
concentric contraction
9
What is the maximum heart rate for a 40 year old individual?
A)
180 beats per minute
B)
170 beats per minute
C)
160 beats per minute
D)
150 beats per minute
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