第五章单元测试
  1. Which type of muscle tissue is responsible for voluntary functions in the body?( )

  2. A:Skeletal muscles B:Striated muscles C:Cardiac muscles D:Smooth muscles
    答案:Skeletal muscles
  3. Which type of muscle contraction involves maintaining a constant muscle length while generating force against a stationary object or immovable resistance?( )

  4. A:Eccentric contraction B:Isokinetic contraction C:Isotonic contraction D:Isometric contraction
    答案:Isometric contraction
  5. What movement involves the turning of a bone around its long axis?( )

  6. A:Flexion B:Abduction C:Pronation D:Rotation
    答案:Rotation
  7. What is one suggested way to enhance neuroplasticity? ( )

  8. A:Avoiding challenging tasks B:Meditation practice C:Sedentary lifestyle D:Sleep deprivation
    答案:Meditation practice
  9. Which of the following is a characteristic of the first phase of neuroplasticity after brain injury? ( )

  10. A:Recruitment of support cells B:Remodeling through axonal sprouting C:Formation of new connections D:Loss of certain cortical pathways
    答案:Loss of certain cortical pathways
  11. Which neuroplasticity-enhancing intervention involves the use of a mirror to visually simulate movement in an affected limb? ( )

  12. A:Deep brain stimulation (DBS) B:Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) C:Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) D:Mirror therapy
    答案:Mirror therapy
  13. What is the primary purpose of functional strength testing in rehabilitation? ( )

  14. A:To measure the absolute maximum force a muscle group can generate in a single repetition B:To quantify the amount of force a muscle can produce while maintaining a constant joint velocity C:To evaluate an individual's ability to perform everyday tasks and activities specific to their occupation or hobbies D:To assess the ability of a muscle to contract against resistance while the joint remains immobile
    答案:To evaluate an individual's ability to perform everyday tasks and activities specific to their occupation or hobbies
  15. What is a potential complication of immobility that arises from constant pressure on specific body areas, such as the heels or back, and can lead to tissue damage? ( )

  16. A:Joint instability B:Pressure sores (bedsores) C:Muscle spasm D:Adhesive capsulitis
    答案:Pressure sores (bedsores)
  17. Which term describes the brain's capacity to change and reorganize its neural networks in response to experience, learning, or injury? ( )

  18. A:Neural degeneration B:Neuroplasticity C:Synaptic transmission D:Axonogenesis
    答案:Neuroplasticity
  19. In massage therapy for an immobile patient, what is the recommended sequence for performing strokes to promote lymphatic drainage and improve circulation? ( )

  20. A:Initiating at the distal end and gradually progressing towards the proximal region B:Alternating between proximal and distal areas without a specific direction C:Focusing solely on the joints, neglecting the surrounding muscles D:Starting from the most proximal part of the limb and working towards the distal end
    答案:Initiating at the distal end and gradually progressing towards the proximal region

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