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Therapeutic Strength Training
​Practice Quiz D-38
​​1. A set of muscle-specific strength training exercises should be part of every daily exercise routine.
  • A. True
  • B. False

2. What is the name of the physiological principle used to stimulate muscle development and conditioning?
  • A. Progression Principle
  • B. Adaptation Principle
  • C. Principle of Resistance
  • D. Overload Principle

3. Strength training exercises are considered:
  • A. Anaerobic
  • B. Aerobic
  • C. High Intensity
  • D. Long Duration
  • E. A & C only
  • F. B & D only

4. Calisthenic exercises measure functional muscular capacity in relation to:
  • A. Muscle mass (size)
  • B. Body weight and composition
  • C. Height & Gender
  • D. Athletic ability

5. Why are calisthenic exercises contra-indicated for obese clients?
  • A. Body size advantages
  • B. More injury-prone
  • C. Higher cardiac demand
  • D. Lower caloric expenditure
  • E. A & C only
  • F. B & D only

6. A dynamic warm-up is simply doing a few reps of the specific exercise about to be done.
  • A. True
  • B. False

7. Performing the exercises with speed for higher rep counts is more important than maintaining proper form or technique.
  • A. True
  • B. False

8. Conditioning improves muscle functionality by developing:
  • A. Muscle density
  • B. Muscle tone
  • C. Muscle strength
  • D. Muscle stamina (endurance)
  • E. All of the above

9. Which of the following muscles is used for a Squat?
  • A. Quadricep Femoris
  • B. Iliopsoas
  • C. Pectoralis Major
  • D. Biceps Brachii

10. Which of the following muscles is used for a Leg-Raise?
  • A. Quadricep Femoris
  • B. Iliopsoas
  • C. Pectoralis Major
  • D. Biceps Brachii

11. Which of the following muscles is used for a Push-Up?
  • A. Quadricep Femoris
  • B. Iliopsoas
  • C. Pectoralis Major
  • D. Biceps Brachii

12. Which of the following muscles is used for an Inverted Row?
  • A. Quadricep Femoris
  • B. Iliopsoas
  • C. Pectoralis Major
  • D. Biceps Brachii

13. The rate and degree of muscle hypertrophy in response to strength training is highly variable depending on:
  • A. The muscle type
  • B. Nutritional status
  • C. Sleep pattern and quality
  • D. Various hormone levels (testosterone)
  • E. All of the above

14. There are no reliable methods to treat or prevent DOMS, except:
  • A. Massage
  • B. Foam Rollers
  • C. Less intense or shortened exercise sessions
  • D. Cold Water Immersion

15. The scientific evidence to support the claimed benefits of stretching is lacking.
  • A. True
  • B. False

16. Personal Goals of Muscle Strength above a Fitness Score of 100% can vary widely without significantly affecting:
  • A. Training time investment
  • B. General health and longevity
  • C. Cost of training equipment
  • D. Aerobic Capacity
  • E. A & C only
  • F. B & D only
The correct answers are:
1-A, 2-D, 3-E, 4-B, 5-F, 6-A, 7-B, 8-E, 9-A, 10-B,11-C, 12-D, 13-E, 14-C, 15-A, 16-F

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