pepc Flashcards

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Which statement about standing hip hinge is correct?

A

Push your hips back while keeping your torso straight.

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2
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How could you develop functional movement patterns?

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By incorporating movements that mimic daily activities and engage multiple muscle groups.

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What exercise is performed when your hands and knees are in a tabletop position, arching your back upward and then exhaling as you drop your belly towards the mat?

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Cat and Camel

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4
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What sport will strongly utilize the supine position related exercises?

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Olympic wrestling

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5
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What event in swimming will NOT utilize the prone position related exercises?

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Breaststroke

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6
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Construct a supine position related exercise from simple to complex.

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  • Basic supine position
  • Dead bug (Hold)
  • Knee Fold
  • Toe tap
  • Glute Bridge
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7
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How does social interaction in exercise routines contribute to overall well-being?

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It fosters social connections and support systems.

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How would you explain that performing exercise routines contributes to mental well-being?

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By improving mood regulation and reducing symptoms of anxiety.

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What is the primary purpose of functional movements in exercise routines?

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To improve muscle coordination and efficiency.

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Which statement best analyzes the importance of functional movements in exercise routines?

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They foster stronger mind-body connection.

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What is the main reason for the importance of exercise in daily life?

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They help maintain physical mobility and independence.

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12
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How do gardening and swimming contribute to maintaining daily functions for a retiree?

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By promoting physical mobility and independence.

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How would you explain that exercise contributes to the social aspect of life?

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By fostering community connections and support systems.

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14
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What particular exercise focuses on posterior chain muscles, including the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back?

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Hinging.

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What supine exercises slowly extend your right arm back toward the floor behind your head?

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Arm Scissors.

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16
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What is a Quadrupedal Training exercise that starts with a straight-arm plank position and involves bringing your knee to your elbow?

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Spider-man Lunge.

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17
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Which of the following is not a function of the muscular system?

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Production of red blood cells.

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18
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Which best describes movements in the frontal plane?

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Movements that occur parallel to the plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior parts.

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During a baseball pitch, which plane of motion primarily involves the rotation of the torso?

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Transverse plane.

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20
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How would you perform a Sumo Squat?

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I, II, and IV.

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21
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The flexion of the arms during a bicep curl describes what type of muscular contraction?

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Concentric contraction.

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Which plane of motion is primarily involved in a supine exercise that includes rotating the torso to touch one elbow to the opposite knee?

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Transverse plane.

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23
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Which muscle is primarily involved in performing a squat?

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Gluteus maximus.

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24
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What type of movement exercise works on quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and stabilizer muscles?

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Lunges.

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What type of movement exercise focuses on posterior chain muscles including hamstrings, glutes, and lower back?

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Bear Crawl.

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26
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Which best describes the structure of the rectus femoris?

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A long muscle that runs along the anterior thigh, originating from the pelvis.

27
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Synthesize the proper order of topics from module one to four.

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III, I, IV, II.

28
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Muscles are named after the following characteristics, except for:

A

The muscle’s primary color.

29
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How do you explain the importance of ribs?

A

It provides protection for the internal organs of the thoracic cavity.

30
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Imagine the proper way of executing the dart position exercise.

A

Lie face down on a mat with your legs extended straight and your feet together, placing your arms at your side. Gently lift your chest off the mat by engaging your upper back muscles.

31
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What movement is done when you sit on the ground with your legs bent, then shift your weight forward and rise onto your knees?

A

Seated to Kneeling Hip Hinge.

32
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What exercise involves drawing your belly button toward your spine while standing tall and squatting with your knees hip-width apart?

A

Shoulder width squat.

33
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How would you demonstrate kneeling on the ground on your right knee and then moving your hips forward?

A

Hip Flexor Stretch.

34
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How do you synthesize the inchworm movement?

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Stand tall, hinge at your hips, place your hands on the ground, and slowly walk them forward.

35
Q

Which lists the three types of muscle tissue found in the human body?

A
  • Skeletal
  • Cardiac
  • Smooth.
36
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Evaluate the importance of hinge, squat, lunge, and other related exercises.

A

These exercises mimic natural human movements, like bending to pick up objects, sitting and standing, and walking or climbing stairs.

37
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All of the following are functions of skeletal muscles except:

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Pumping blood through the body.

38
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What is a fundamental benefit of daily exercise?

A

Improving overall health and fitness.

39
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What is the primary goal of locomotion exercises?

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To enhance balance and coordination.

40
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Why is it important to engage in fundamental exercises regularly?

A

To improve overall health and prevent chronic diseases.

41
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Which statement best analyzes the role of exercise?

A

They contribute significantly to both physical and mental well-being.

42
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How can applying fundamental exercises in daily routines improve life quality?

A

By enhancing functional movement and physical capabilities in everyday tasks.

43
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What impact does regular participation in fundamental exercises have on cardiovascular health?

A

It shows a notable improvement in cardiovascular health and endurance.

44
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How would you design a daily routine that incorporates fundamental exercises for overall health improvement?

A

Include a variety of exercises targeting balance, strength, and flexibility.

45
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Which of the following is a benefit of regular exercise routines?

A

Improved cardiovascular fitness.

46
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What aspect of health does exercise primarily contribute to?

A

Physical Health.

47
Q

Which best describes a fundamental concept of exercise routines?

A

Exercise routines involve structured and regular physical activity.

48
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Which statement best reflects the relationship between exercise routines and physical health?

A

Exercise routines contribute to improved cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, and overall well-being.

49
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Which term refers to a muscle’s ability to stretch without damage?

A

Extensibility.

50
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Why is consistency important in exercise routines?

A

Consistency helps establish habits and track progress toward fitness goals.

51
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Which muscle is primarily involved in performing a dead bug exercise?

A

Rectus abdominis.

52
Q

Which is the S-shaped bone of the pectoral girdle?

A

Clavicle.

53
Q

Why is it important to adapt exercise routines with proper sequences?

A

It helps in preventing injuries and ensures balanced muscle development.

54
Q

How many ribs are considered to be ‘True’?

A

7.

55
Q

How can you apply coordinated movements in a new exercise routine?

A

By avoiding complex movements and focusing on simple, isolated exercises.

56
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What can be inferred about the impact of properly adapted exercise routines with coordinated movements?

A

They show a significant improvement in overall body strength and endurance.

57
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How would you design a workout plan that effectively incorporates coordinated movements and sequences?

A

Include a mix of exercises in a planned sequence.

58
Q

Which health-related component is mainly emphasized with activities such as jogging, cycling, and swimming?

A

Cardiovascular Endurance.

59
Q

What does personal fitness philosophy emphasize?

A

Stability, gradual progress, and setting realistic goals.

60
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How does integrating exercises into daily routines contribute to overall well-being?

A

By improving cardiovascular fitness and reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

61
Q

Which type of muscle tissue is responsible for voluntary movement?

A

Skeletal Muscle.

62
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Evaluate the role of personal fitness philosophy in achieving long-term fitness goals.

A

It emphasizes regularity, gradual progress, and setting realistic goals, supporting sustainable fitness outcomes.

63
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Which type of kinetic chain exercise involves the hand or foot being fixed in place?

A

Closed kinetic chain.