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Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3,4) Define Kinematics

Chapter 1: The Scope of Exercise Science and Kinesiology (Course Objective 1, Module Objective 2 & 3) To develop or maintain a sound working body and reduce the risk of disease for the purpose of healthy longevity, you need to perform _______exercise.

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course Objective 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3) What was the field of biomechanics called in the United States prior to the 1960s. 

Chapter 3: Measurements and Statistics (Module 2; Learning Objective 1) _______is the act of assessment to collect numerical information. It is done by assigning numbers to observations according to rules.

Chapter 3: Measurements and Statistics (Module 2; Learning Objective 1, 2 What is the median of the data set of 1, 2, 2, 4, 5 ?

Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Course Objective 1, Module 1 Objective 1 & 2) Your left wrist is ______is your left hip when you are standing in the anatomical position.

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3) Biomechanics can assist with the design of equipment, artificial, limbs, and orthoses for safety.

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3) List the two main themes of the biomechanics of physical activity

Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Course Objective 1, Module 1 Objective 1 & 2) What is the anatomical term for the shaft of a long bone?

Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Course Objective 1, Module 1 Objective  1 & 2) Which of the following muscle fiber arrangements has greater range of motions?