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1

Which is not behavioral property of the Musculotendinous Unit?
A)Extensibility
B)Compressibility
C)Irritability
D)Ability to develop tension
2

What is the property that give muscle the ability to respond to electrical or mechanical stimulus?
A)Extensibility
B)Compressibility
C)Irritability
D)Ability to develop tension
3

Two components of elasticity are:

Parallel elastic component (PEC) & Series elastic component (SEC)?

A)True
B)False
4

A Sarcomere is from _________ to__________.
A)M line, M line
B)H zone, I zone
C)I zone, H zone
D)Z line, Z line
5

Flexibility is joint specific?
A)True
B)False
6

Which is the name of the connective tissue surrounding the grouping of fascicles, which is the muscle itself?
A)Endomysium
B)Perimysium
C)Epimysium
7

A Motor Unit is a single motor neuron and all fibers it innervates.
A)True
B)False
8

Name the state of muscle producing sustained maximal tension resulting from repetitive stimulation.
A)Summation
B)Concentric
C)Tetanus
D)Isotonic
9

What muscle fiber type is the most used in endurance exercise?
A)Type I: Slow oxidative
B)Type IIb: Fast glycolytic
C)Type IIa: Fast oxidative-glycolytic
10

Name the type of contraction involving lengthening of a muscle, here, the direction of joint motion is opposite that of the net muscle torque.
A)Isometric
B)Concentric
C)Eccentric
D)Isokinetic
11

What is the name for the role played by a muscle acting to cause a movement.
A)Agonist
B)Antagonist
C)Stabilizer
D)Neutralizer
12

What is the pattern of eccentric contraction followed immediately by concentric contraction?
A)Force-Velocity Relationship
B)Length-Tension Relationship
C)Electromechanical Delay
D)Stretch-Shortening Cycle
13

What is the product of muscular force and the velocity of muscular shortening?
A)Muscular endurance
B)Muscular strength
C)Muscular power
D)Muscular fatigue
14

Name the common muscle injury described as severe muscle spasms, with proportional level of pain?
A)Strain
B)Contusion
C)Cramp
D)Delayed-Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)
E)Compartment Syndrome





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