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Test
yourself, October, 2001
41.
In the warrior I pose, which one of the following muscles lengthens
eccentrically as you come into the posture?
a) quadriceps femoris muscles
b)
deep back muscles
c) extensor muscles of the neck
d) muscles of the arm that face to your rear
e) muscles of the arm that face to your front
42.
Traumatic injury to the central nervous system (brain and spinal
cord) at which one of the following sites would leave the chest
and abdominal muscles of respiration paralyzed but would permit
the diaphragm to function and life to be sustained?
a)
Cerebrum (for corticopontine and corticomedullary influences)
b) brain stem between pons and medulla
c) junction of brain stem and C1 level of spinal cord
d) C6 level of spinal cord
e) L1 level of spinal cord
43.
Which two (out of five) of the following pairs of muscles are isometrically
active during classic supine double leglifts?
a) rectus abdominis muscles
b)
iliacus muscles
c) psoas muscles
d) rectus femoris muscles
e) deep back (paraspinal) muscles
44.
The anterior functional unit of the spine permits spinal twisting
and bending. Which two out of five of the following are included
in that unit?
a)
intervertebral disks
b) spinous processes
c) spinal laminae
d) vertebral bodies
e) transverse processes
45.
Which one of the following postures features diaphragm-restricted
backbending?
a)
classic cobra
b) standing backbend
c) upward-facing dog
d) experts supported half locust
e) diaphragmatic rear lift
46.
During the course of which two of the following forward bends does
inhalation increase tension in the torso (as contrasted to diminishing
the bend)?
a) experts advanced posterior stretch
(paschimottanasana)
b) novices posterior stretch hanging on tightly to the ankles
with the hands
c) half plow
d) inflexible beginners standing forward bend
e) intermediate students sitting forward bend with the fists
placed in the armpits
47.
Which one of the following is not a fundamental characteristic of
twists?
a) axial compression is produced by most twists
b) torque is always needed to actuate twists
c) twists are always asymmetrical
d)
twists are usually aided by gravity
e) twisting is generally stopped by structural constraints
48.
Which two of the following seven muscles do not play important roles
in stabilizing the scapulae?
a) trapezius
b)
rhomboids
c) pectoralis minor
d) pectoralis major
e) latissimus dorsi
f) levator scapulae
g) serratus anterior
49.
Using the classification and terminology for inverted postures in
the text Anatomy of Hatha Yoga, which two of the following poses
create marked stretch and tension in the neck?
a) candle pose
b)
easy inverted action pose
c) lifted plow
d) lifted shoulderstand
e) stage three (third variation) of the plow
f) viparitakarani mudra
g) stage one (first variation) of the plow
50.
Which two of the following are not included in the parasympathetic
nervous system (craniosacral outflow)?
a) vagus nerve (tenth cranial nerve)
b) seventh and ninth cranial nerves to the salivary glands
c) sacral plexus that empties the bladder
d) solar plexus
e)
nerves that serve to dilate bronchioles
f) nerves that control accommodation for near vision
g) nerves that stimulate digestion
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