Froggy Jumps
Biomechanics quiz basics
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Which muscle fiber arrangement is designed for maximum force production?
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Which muscle fiber arrangement allows the largest range of motion?
3
Name the three bones that form the hip bone.
4
Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
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Main function of the lymphatic system?
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What connective tissue connects muscle to bone?
8
Femoral anteversion causes what gait?
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Which ligament limits extension and external rotation?
10
Which muscle unlocks the knee?
11
Which muscle fiber arrangement is designed for maximum force production?
12
Which muscle fiber arrangement allows the largest range of motion?
13
A muscle arranged in a circular pattern that closes an opening is called what type?
14
What is the primary advantage of pennate muscle architecture?
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What is the key functional advantage of fusiform muscles?
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Name the three types of pennate muscles.
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Which muscle type resembles multiple people pulling on separate ropes?
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Which muscle type is responsible for closing openings such as the mouth or anus?
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What is the general relationship between fiber packing and power?
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Which muscle arrangement would be most useful for rapid limb movement?
21
Which hip structure is a common lateral pressure point during side-lying?
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What bony prominence bears weight during sitting?
23
Which knee structure is the attachment for the quadriceps tendon?
24
Which ankle structures are common pressure points?
25
The calcaneus is located where?
26
Which foot bone is located on the medial side of the midfoot?
27
The tuberosity of the 5th metatarsal is located on the:
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Which foot structures bear weight during push-off in gait?
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What connective tissue connects muscle to bone?
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What cartilage covers the ends of bones in joints?
31
The tuberosity of the 5th metatarsal is located on the:
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Which foot structures bear weight during push-off in gait?
33
What connective tissue connects bone to bone?
34
What connective tissue connects muscle to bone?
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What cartilage covers the ends of bones in joints?
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What type of bone forms the dense outer layer?
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Which bone type helps absorb forces internally?
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What are the two structural types of bone?
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Name the three bones that form the hip bone.
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Which pelvic bone is located posteriorly?
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Which structure is the tailbone?
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What forms the socket of the hip joint?
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Which structure is the attachment site for hip abductors?
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Which structure is the insertion of the iliopsoas?
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Which structure is the origin of the hamstrings?
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What muscles attach at the pes anserinus?
47
Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
48
What motions occur in the frontal plane?
49
Which plane involves rotation?
50
What plane combines movements from multiple planes?
51
1. Which muscle fiber arrangement is designed for maximum force production?
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2. Which muscle fiber arrangement allows the largest range of motion?
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3. A muscle arranged in a circular pattern that closes an opening is called what type?
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4. What is the primary advantage of pennate muscle architecture?
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5. What is the key functional advantage of fusiform muscles?
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6. Name the three types of pennate muscles.
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7. Which muscle type resembles multiple people pulling on separate ropes?
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8. Which muscle type is responsible for closing openings such as the mouth or anus?
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9. What is the general relationship between fiber packing and power?
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10. Which muscle arrangement would be most useful for rapid limb movement?
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11. Which hip structure is a common lateral pressure point during side-lying?
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12. What bony prominence bears weight during sitting?
63
13. Which knee structure is the attachment for the quadriceps tendon?
64
14. Which ankle structures are common pressure points?
65
15. The calcaneus is located where?
66
16. Which foot bone is located on the medial side of the midfoot?
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17. The tuberosity of the 5th metatarsal is located on the:
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18. Which foot structures bear weight during push-off in gait?
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19. What connective tissue connects bone to bone?
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20. What connective tissue connects muscle to bone?
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21. What cartilage covers the ends of bones in joints?
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22. What type of bone forms the dense outer layer?
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23. Which bone type helps absorb forces internally?
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24. What are the two structural types of bone?
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25. Name the three bones that form the hip bone.
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26. Which pelvic bone is located posteriorly?
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27. Which structure is the tailbone?
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28. What forms the socket of the hip joint?
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29. Which structure is the attachment site for hip abductors?
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30. Which structure is the insertion of the iliopsoas?
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31. Which structure is the origin of the hamstrings?
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32. What muscles attach at the pes anserinus?
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33. Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
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34. What motions occur in the frontal plane?
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35. Which plane involves rotation?
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36. What plane combines movements from multiple planes?
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37. In which chain is the distal segment free?
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38. Give an example of an open chain exercise.
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39. In which chain is the distal segment fixed?
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40. Give an example of a closed chain exercise.
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41. Femoral anteversion causes what gait?
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42. Femoral retroversion causes what gait?
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43. Which ligament limits extension and external rotation?
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44. Which ligament limits abduction and extension?
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45. Which ligament limits internal rotation and extension?
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46. Which ligament supplies blood to the femoral head?
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47. When is the hip capsule most taut?
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48. Sacrum → ischial tuberosity ligament?
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49. Sacrum → ischial spine ligament?
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50. Which ligament resists movement between sacrum and ilium?
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51. Which ligament stabilizes the anterior SI joint?
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52. Main lymphatic system function?
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53. What system provides immune defense?
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54. What system filters waste?
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55. Largest sesamoid bone?
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56. Function of patella?
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57. What mechanism stabilizes the knee in extension?
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58. During screw-home in open chain what rotates?
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59. Which muscle unlocks the knee?
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60. Why is the knee most stable in full extension?
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61. Which ligaments tighten during locking?
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62. Which muscles advance the limb?
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63. Which muscles propel the body?
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64. Which muscles stabilize the pelvis?
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65. Which muscles control medial movement?
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66. What contraction slows movement?
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67. What contraction produces movement?
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68. Hip flexion axis?
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69. Ankle plantarflexion axis?
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70. Hip rotation axis?
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71. Inversion/eversion axis?
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72. Stationary arm reference for ankle DF?
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74. Arteries along femoral neck?
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75. Artery important in children?
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76. What muscles form the IT band?
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77. IT band insertion?
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78. Condition from IT band friction?
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79. Primary pelvic floor muscle group?
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80. Muscle forming sling around rectum?
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81. Muscle supporting urinary continence?
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82. Pelvic floor during inhalation?
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83. Pelvic floor during exhalation?
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84. Underactive pelvic floor leads to?
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85. Overactive pelvic floor leads to?
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86. Deep abdominal stabilizer?
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87. Which tilt flattens the lumbar spine?
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88. Which tilt increases lumbar arch?
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90. Joint for inversion/eversion?
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91. Which motion allows shock absorption?
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92. Which motion creates rigid push-off?
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93. Which arch is the shock absorber?
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94. Which arch provides stability?
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95. Primary dorsiflexor?
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96. Weak tibialis anterior causes?
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97. Which muscles prevent inversion sprains?
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98. Which muscle supports the medial arch?
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99. Which calf muscle stabilizes standing posture?
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100. Which muscles generate push-off power?
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