Lab Test 2 (lab 7)

Question 1

body build does this

Answer 1

identifies distribution patterns of FAT and LEAN tissues

Question 2

body composition does this

Answer 2

percentage of FW vs FFW

Question 3

Body build is concerned with distribution of tissues as opposed to just this

Answer 3

composition of the body tissue

Question 4

Body build cannot determine this

Answer 4

FFW or FW

Question 5

T/F: BOdy build doesn’t take gender or age into account

Answer 5

F, does take gender and age into account

Question 6

Two reasons we us anthopometric measures to describe aspects of body build because

Answer 6

body build is associated with health and performance

body build can help in predicting success in certain sports

Question 7

T/F: most sports have optimal body types/body builds

Answer 7

T

Question 8

Behnke somatogram is

Answer 8

graphic description of body proportions

Question 9

Behnke somatogram is based on these

Answer 9

circumferences

Question 10

Behnke somatograms represent this

Answer 10

general pattern of body mass distribution

Question 11

Behnke somatograms are ideal for tracking this

Answer 11

growth and development of children

Question 12

behnke somatograms identifies this between body segements

Answer 12

disproportion

Question 13

These measurements reflect fatness

Answer 13

chest
abs
hips
thighs

Question 14

T/F: a measure >105% = more muscular (chest,abs, hips, and thighs)

Answer 14

F, less muscular

Question 15

This is done to the circumference values of a behnke somatograms

Answer 15

average of right and left

Question 16

These reflect muscle

Answer 16

forearm
flexed arm
shoulder
calf

Question 17

T/F: a measure

Answer 17

F, > 105%

Question 18

these are bony sites

Answer 18

wrist
knees
ankles

Question 19

T/F: a measure of

Answer 19

T

Question 20

T/F: a measure of > 105% = more fat

Answer 20

F, less fate to relative skeletal size

Question 21

average weight that is appropriate for that frame size (based on skeletal size and height)

Answer 21

reference weight

Question 22

When doing reference weight we do this

Answer 22

do not average right and left limb measurements. Add diameters togethere

Question 23

Normal weight formula =

Answer 23

BW - RW = +/- 5 kg

Question 24

T/F: somatotyping uses all 3 anthropometric measures

Answer 24

T

Question 25

What are the 3 anthropometric measures

Answer 25

diameters
skinfolds
circumferences

Question 26

roundness, fatness =

Answer 26

endomorphy

Question 27

muscularity

Answer 27

mesomorphy

Question 28

linearity, tall, skinny

Answer 28

ectomorphy

Question 29

Somatotyping allows us to do this to athletic populations

Answer 29

categorize

Question 30

what side of body do we take skinfold measurements

Answer 30

right side

Question 31

four skinfold measurements for somatotyping

Answer 31

triceps
subscapular
suprailiac
calf