Wisdom Tree knows the answers to the "Muscle Strength Assessment in Detail" interview class
1. Can open the mouth to less than 2 fingers, can only resist mild external force, lateral pterygoid muscles and suprahyoid muscle group muscle strength classification is ()
A.F
B.WF
C.WF or NF
D .NF
E.0
Correct answer: WF
2. The palatoglossus and styloglossus muscles contract, causing ()
< p> A. Tongue extension movementB. Tongue deviation to one side
C. Tongue base lifting movement
D. Tongue curling movement
p>E. Tongue retraction movement
Correct answer: tongue base lifting movement
3. The soft palate muscle innervated by the trigeminal nerve is ()
A. Palatopharyngeal muscle
B. Palatoglossus muscle
C. Levator veli palatini muscle
D. Tensor veli palatini muscle
E. Hypopalatine muscle
Correct answer: Tensor veli palatini
4. III, IV, V, VI, XI and XII are movements of cranial nerves that only contain motor fibers. Sexual nerve ()
A. Correct
B. Wrong
Correct answer: B
5. The main force of inferior oblique muscle contraction Movement is the upward movement of the eyeballs, especially upward movement from an inward position, and movement is upward and outward movement ()
A. Correct
B. Wrong
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Correct answer: A
1. In which plane the joint moves around the vertical axis ()
A. Sagittal plane
B. Coronal plane
C. Horizontal plane
D. Sagittal plane and coronal plane
E. Sagittal plane and vertical plane
Correct Answer: Horizontal plane
2. The shape of the articular surface of the shoulder joint is ( )
A. Saddle joint
B. Ball and socket joint
< p> C. Trochlear jointD. Plane joint
E. Elliptical joint
Correct answer: ball and socket joint
3. Human skeletal muscles are attached to at least several bones ( )
A.1
B.2
C.3
D .4
E.5
Correct answer: 2
4. A muscle can only have one tension line, facing one direction ( )
A. Correct
B. Wrong
Correct answer: B
5. The essence of insufficient multi-joint muscle activity is insufficient muscle flexibility. ( )
A. Correct
B. Wrong
Correct answer: B
1. What are the principles of muscle strength training ( )
A. Resistance principle
B. Extranormal load principle
C. Moderate fatigue principle
D. Repeated training principle
p>E.SAID principle
Correct answer: Resistance principle#Supernormal load principle#Moderate fatigue principle#Repeated training principle#SAID principle
2. The resistance applied to the muscles Which level of muscle strength is suitable for strength training method ()
A. Level 0 muscle strength
B. Level 1 muscle strength
C. Level 2 muscle strength< /p>
D. Level 3 muscle strength
E. Level 4, 5 muscle strength
Correct answer: Level 3 muscle strength #4, Level 5 muscle strength
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3. What training method is used when muscle strength is level 0~1 ()
A. Electric stimulation exercise
B. Power-assisted exercise
C. Active exercise
D. Resistance exercise
Correct answer: Electrical stimulation exercise
4. Active exercise training can be used for level 2 muscle strength. The patient himself Movement, resistance to gravity, no external assistance or resistance ()
A. Correct
B. Wrong
Correct answer: B
5
. During freehand resistance exercise training, the proximal end of the joint needs to be fixed, and the direction of the applied resistance is at right angles to the moving limb. ()
A. Correct
B. Wrong
Correct answer: A
1. What types of motion are there in a joint? The result of the synergistic action of muscles ()
A. Agonist muscle
B. Auxiliary muscle
C. Fixator muscle
D. Antagonist
Correct answer: agonist muscle #auxiliary muscle #fixed muscle #antagonist
2. Which posture is commonly used to evaluate muscle strength at levels 3, 4 and 5 ( )
A. The proximal end of the proximal bone of the joint
B. The distal end of the proximal bone of the joint
C. The proximal end of the distal bone of the joint< /p>
D. The distal end of the distal bone of the joint
Correct answer: The distal end of the proximal bone of the joint
Application of resistance for level 3, 4, and 5 muscle strength assessment Where is the part ()
A. The proximal end of the proximal bone of the joint
B. The distal end of the proximal bone of the joint
C. The distal end of the joint Proximal end of bone
D. Distal end of joint Distal end of bone