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é KINESIOLOGY - ANSWERS

pps 5,7,8, Chaps I
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Ie (a) Kinesiology is the science which investigates and atalyzes human motion.
The sciences of physics, physiology and anatomy contribute basically to kinesiology.
Kinesiology is a composite of these scientes.

(b) 1. Kinesiology attempts to integrate all the contributing fields of inform-
ation through direct application to the problems of the teacher of swimming, of dance, of
correctives, of sports, and of all other physical education activities.

2« Kinesiology makes an analysis and evaluation of activities,

: 3e Kinesiology, by analyzing and evaluating activities, makes for better and
easier teaching, This analytical ability makes creative, individualized and effective
teaching of motor skills possible. !

4, A knowledge of kinesiology has its social and physthological benefits,
in that through an understanding of the problems of efficiency and economy of movement a
new sensitivity to and confidence in poise and grace result, Too, a better understanding
of problems of physiological cost, energy budgeting and muscular timing result.

5e Kinesiology should give a better appreciation of posture, for the basic
principles which determine the standards for sitting, standing, walking, and body carriage
in general are found in this stury.

6, The analysis of movement and understanding of standards should make the
teacher more aware of irregularand unusual performance, and of abnormal structure,

(At least 3. of above 6)

pe 12, Chap. II
(a) The location e Iie
motion is in the articulations of the bodye
pe 55, Chape III .
(b} The source of all bodily movement is in the muscles of the bodys

III.
Ps 13, Chap. II
(a). diarthrodial, or freely movable
fe “Amphiarthrodial, slightly movable.
Synarthrodial, immovable

 

ppe 15=15, Chap. II
(b) (1) arthrodial, gliding joints. Ex: articular processes of the vertebrae
(2) condyloid, joint formed by a convex prominence gliding over an adjacent
surface, Ex: articulations between the carpals and the first segment of
the fingers.
o enarthrodial, ball and socket joint. Ex: shoulder joint,
y hinge joint. Ex: elbow joint.
(5) reciprocal reception, saddle joint. Ex: found only in the thumb joint.
(6) trochoid, pivot joint, Ex: This type of joint is found in the head of
the radius = where rotation is permitted.

 

oe : Iv.

(1) Yes | , (11) Yes
(2) No (12) No
(3) Yes | es, Yes
(4) Yes (14) No
(5) WNo (15) No
(6) No : (16) Yes
(7) Yes 17) Yes
{8 Yes : 18) Yes
33 No 19) No

(10) Yes (20) No