Kines. Jeopardy 2

Question 1

Plane of motion in which ankle inversion/eversion occurs

Answer 1

Frontal Plane

Question 2

What ligament resists Inversion, DF & Abduction?

Answer 2

Posterior talofibular

Question 3

Anterior deviation from the M/L axis introduces this motion

Answer 3

Inversion/Eversion

Question 4

The 2 major arches of the foot

Answer 4

Longitudinal and Transverse arches

Question 5

The 2 anatomic joints of the transverse tarsal joints

Answer 5

The Calcaneocuboidal and the talonavicular

Question 6

This tissue is crucial for maintaining SLS (Single-Leg support) stability

Answer 6

Hip Abductors (namely the Gluteus Medius)

Question 7

Greatest vertical displacement occurs during

Answer 7

Single-Leg Stance

Question 8

What do the following have in common?
Weight Acceptance
Single Limb Support
Swing Limb Advancement

Answer 8

Functional Tasks of Gait

Question 9

Initial contact on stance limb to opposite limb toe-off

Answer 9

Loading response

Question 10

What creates knee extension during midstance

Answer 10

Plantar Flexion / Hip Extension couple

Question 11

This is the largest contributor to cervical spine lateral flexion

Answer 11

Intracervical

Question 12

Oriented near sagittal plane
(in the spine)

Answer 12

Lumbar facet joints

Question 13

Lower cervical extension & upper cervical flexion

Answer 13

Cervical Spine Retraction

Question 14

IV disc do not exist here

Answer 14

AA & Sacral Joints (and arguably OA, but the slides don’t say that)

Question 15

This osteokinematic motion pushes IV disc posterior

Answer 15

Spinal Flexion

Question 16

Force coming in laterally to the leg is what type of force?

Answer 16

Valgus

Question 17

What structure resists valgus force in the knee?

Answer 17

Medial Collateral Ligament of the Knee

Question 18

What ligament becomes taught with anterior translation of the knee, while the tibia stays in place?

Answer 18

Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL)

Question 19

What is the spinal abnormality when the spine moves either to the left or to the right in erect posture?

Answer 19

Scoliosis

Question 20

What structures are at risk in forced inversion, caused by someone rolling their ankle

Answer 20

ATFL (Anterior Talofibular ligament)
CFL (Calcaneofibular ligament)
PTFL (Posterior Talofibular ligament)

Question 21

What type of contraction is created as a result of a sitting overhead dumbbell press?

Answer 21

concentric middle deltoid contraction

Question 22

What type of contraction occurs between the start and mid-phase, and what muscles control it?
Start- bent knee flexed hip
Mid- Full extension, jumping in the air

Answer 22

Concentric quads

Question 23

Start → Mid at the Hip
Osteokinematic motion
Contraction Type
Muscle Responsible
Start- supine, knees bent on table, pre-bridging
mid- Supine, mid-bridging exercise

Answer 23

Extension of the hip, concentric Gluteus Maximus