Kinesiology Final Exam - Dr. Priest

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What is the power output required for a 186lb athlete to lift 200lb a distance of 2 ft in 1 second (ftxlbs per second)?

400

In order to stabilize the elbow and prevent movement, one might __________ the biceps and triceps

Cocontract

The agonists at the shoulder during delivery of the bowling ball down the lane includes the anterior deltoid, short head of the biceps, and the

Coracobrachialis

Which muscle acts synergistically with the short head of the biceps during shoulder flexion?

Coracobrachialis

If a 2nd class lever has a FA longer than th RA, what's the advantage (gain)?

Force

What is a primary action of the iliopsoas?

Hip flexion

Which is a primary action the gluteus Maximus?

Hip hyperextension

Identify an antagonist at the hip during the concentric phase of the squat

Iliopsoas

Muscle that is antagonistic to the teres major

Infraspinatus

Muscle whose origin is on posterior surface of scapula

Infraspinatus

Part of rotator cuff

Infraspinatus

The lateral collateral ligament is also called the ____________ collateral

LCL

Identify muscle(s) which elevate the shoulder

Levator scapula

Other factors equal, which is more stable?

Lower center of gravity & wider base of support

Cartilage on the outside of the knee joint

Medial meniscus

Identify the agonist at the shoulder in the standing press:

Middle deltoid

Infraspinatus has proximal attachment (origin) on

Scapula

The pectorals minor is an agonist in

Scapular abduction

In the illustration, clockwise from the upper left, the action of the muscle identified by the third large blank is

Scapular adduction

Excessive lateral curvature of the lumbar spine is called

Scoliosis

Identify the agonist at the shoulder in the bench press

Sternal portion of pectoralis major

What is the equation for velocity?

a x t

What is the acceleration of gravity?

a= 32ft/s/s or 9.8m/s/s

Function of pectoralis minor:

abduction of scapula

Articulation at distal clavicle

acromioclavicular

Joint at distal clavicle

acromioclavicular

Describe the action of the long head of the tricep during shoulder hyperextension

agonist

Describe the action of the long head of the tricep during shoulder hyperextention

agonist

What muscle (s) act (s) antagonistically with vistas lateralis?

all of these

Muscle which is antagonistic to posterior deltoid

anterior deltoid & pectoralis major

Identify a possible solution if the force on a 3rd class lever does not overcome the resistance

any of these

Uppermost vertebrae

atlas

The hamstrings are agonists in knee flexion, and when the knee is flexed the __________ also functions as an agonist in lateral rotation

biceps femoris

With a 1st class lever, identify a possible solution if the force does not overcome the resistance?

bigger force and/or longer FA

In a first class lever, if the fulcrum is closer to the force:

change of direction, increase in distance, & decreased force

Origin of short head of biceps

coracoid process

Proximal attachment of coracobrachialis

coracoid process

If the resistance arm in a 3rd class lever is 10x the force arm:

distance increases 10x & force decreases 10x

3rd Class Lever

effort in the middle. Gains distance/speed and loses force

Recruitment of he levator scapula would cause the scapula to

elevate

What is the equation for work?

force x distance

What is the equation for power?

force x distance /time

1st Class Lever

fulcrum in the middle. Gains force/distance

Name the cavity which serves as the "socket" for the proximal end of the humerus

glenoid fossa

Teres major has distal attachment on the

humerus

Origin of long head of triceps

infraglenoid tuberosity

Al the hamstring muscles originate on the

ischial tuberosity

During the concentric phase of the squat, the pectorals major contracts ________ in order to provide should stability

isometrically

the fibular collateral ligament is also known as the

lateral collateral

Origin of clavicular portion of pectoralis major

proximal clavicle

Distal insertion of the brachioradialis is the

radius

2nd Class Lever

resistance in the middle. Gains force, loses speed

The scientific name of the shoulder blade is the

scapula

Function of the serratus anterior

scapular abduction

What is the function of the serratus anterior?

scapular abduction

The muscles of the hamstring include semitendenosus, biceps femoris, and

semimembranosus

Muscles that may be agonists at either the hip or the knee include the rectus femoris, semimembranosis, and the

semitendenosus

What is the equation for time? (t)

sqrt(2s/a)

Joint at proximal clavicle

sternoclavicular

Seperation at proximal clavicle

sternoclavicular

Muscle on anterior scapula

subscapularis

Vectors may be combined by

subtraction & multiplication

Muscle functioning in medial rotation of humerus

teres major

How much work is done by moving 100kg a distance of 10m?

1000kgm

In this 2nd class lever, the FA is 10x the RA--what is the result of a 100kg force applied for a distance of 1m?

100kg - 1m

In this 1st class lever, the fulcrum is in the center--what is the result of a 100kg force applied through 2.5m distance?

100kg -2.5m opposite direction

In a 1st class lever, if the resistance arm is the same length as the force arm, how much force is needed to move 100lbs?

100lbs Feedback: EA x E = RA x R

A punter has a hang-time of 5.3 seconds; to what height (in feet) did the ball go?

112

How far will a shot-put fall in 1 second?

16 feet

quantities which have both magnitude and direction are called

Vectors

What is the velocity (ft/second) of an object which free falls for 6 seconds?

192

Elbow extension is an example of what lever and advantage?

1st class, distance advantage

What class ever and what advantage is demonstrated by the elbow during tricep extentions?

1st class/distance

What class lever and what advantage is demonstrated by the quarterback's elbow throwing a foreword pass?

1st class/distance

A resultant is a term to describe the combined effect of

2 or more vectors

What is the equation for distance (s)?

(1/2a)t^2

How much force is needed to bench press 200lbs?

200lbs

What is the power output during lifting a 220lb barbell 2ft in 2 seconds (kgm per second)?

220

A ball was dropped from the top of the Astrodome and took 3.9 seconds to hit the ground. From what height was it dropped?

243 feet

What class lever and what advantage is demonstrated by the ankle (heel raises) during the standing squat?

2nd class/force

What is the average power output of a 75kg athlete to run 400m in one minute (kgm per minute)?

30000

How far will a shot-put dropped off of the football stadium bleachers fall in 4.5 seconds?

324ft or 99m

BIOMECHANICS What class lever is represented by elbow flexion?

3rd class

Knee extension is what class lever and what advantage?

3rd class lever, distance advantage

What class lever and advantage is demonstrated by the elbow during Bicep curls?

3rd class/distance

What class lever and advantage is demonstrated by the first of the basketball player shooting a jump shot?

3rd class/distance

What class lever and advantage is demonstrated by the knee kicking a ball?

3rd class/distance

What class lever and what advantage is demonstrated by the knee during the hamstring curl?

3rd class/distance

What class lever and what advantage is demonstrated by the shoulder during the bench press?

3rd class/distance

A golf ball was hit with a 9 iron and stayed in the air for 3.5 seconds. What height (in feet)did it reach?

49

During knee extension, the RA is 10x the FA--what is the result of the quads contracting w/ a force of 500kg for .1m?

50kg -1m

A ball reaches a height of 155 ft, how long will it be in the air (sec) from when it was kicked to when it hits the ground?

6.2

An arrow shot straight p to a height of 152 feet will stay in the air how many seconds?

6.2

Velocity is distance per unit of time (v=s/t); what is the average velocity of a sprinter who runs 220 meters in 20 seconds?

660 meters per minute

A golf ball was hit with a 3 iron and was in the air for 4.3 seconds. what height did it reach?

74 feet

What is the power output of a 110lb athlete to jump over a .5m high bar 30 times in a minute (kgm per minute)?

750

What is the initial vertical velocity of a punt which has a hang time of 4.8 seconds (v=at)

77 ft/second

The acceleration (a) of a free falling object is 32 ft/sec/sec. What is the initial-vertical velocity (v) of a punt which has a "hang time" of 5.0 seconds (v=at)?

80 ft/sec

What is the total distance traveled (in meters)for an object which has dropped for 4.3 seconds?

91

A golf ball was hit with a 6 iron and was in the air for 4.8 seconds. To what height did the ball go?

92

What is the velocity of an object (in ft/sec) which has free-fallen for 2.88 seconds?

92

Describe the action of the short head of the bicep during shoulder flexion

Agonist

Muscle which assistant in elbow extension

Anconeus

Describe the action of the pectorals minor during scapular adduction

Antagonist

Describe the action of the short head of the biceps on the throwing arm during delivery of an overhand baseball pitch

Antagonist

Identify a muscle which is shortening during the concentric phase of the bench press:

Anterior deltoid

Which muscle acts with the pectorals major in horizontal adduction of the humerus?

Anterior deltoid

Although the primary action of the biceps femurs is working synergistically with the other hamstring muscles, what can it also assist in?

Bent knee lateral-rotation

* Levers * Identify a first class lever; fulcrum is:

Between force and resistance

Muscles attached to coracoid process of scapula

Biceps short head, coracobrachialis, & pectoralis minor

When the study of mechanics is limited to living things, especially the human body, it is called

Biomechanics

The quadricep muscles include the rectus femurs, vests laterals, vests medals, and

Vastus intermedius

Origin of serratus anterior

Outer surface of nine rips

Agonist in horizontal adduction of humerus

Pectoralis major

Muscle that works synergistically with anterior deltoid in horizontal adduction of humerus

Pectoralis major

Muscle that is antagonistic to rhomboid major and minor

Pectoralis minor

Identify a muscle which is lengthening during the concentric phase of the bench press:

Posterior deltoid

Identify antagonist(s) in the bench press

Posterior deltoid

Muscle acting in scapular adduction (retraction)

Rhomboids

Which muscle is antagonistic to the subscapularis?

Teres minor & infraspinatus

Identify units expressing power output:

m per min

Functions of teres major

medial rotation

When the elbows are fully extended in the bench press, identify the agonist at the shoulder which can abduct the scapula

pectoralis minor & serratus anterior

Muscle assists in dorsiflexion of ankle

peroneus Tertius & anterior tibialis

Agonists in ankle eversion include the meroneus longs, peroneus braves, and the

peroneus tertius

Which muscle aids in dorsiflexion?

tibialis anterior


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