39. Tripping, falling, or bruising is a common overloading factor for which muscle group?
a. Adductor muscle group
b. Quadriceps femoris group
c. Hamstring muscle group
d. None of above
d
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Match the following types of contractions to their definitions:
1. Eccentric 2. Concentric 3. Isometric 4. Isotonic a) Muscle changes length during contraction due to greater or lesser resistance on it. b) Muscle shortens because the force of its contraction is greater than the resistance on the muscle. c) Muscle lengthens because the force of its contraction is less than the resistance on the muscle. d) Muscle stays the same length because the force of its contraction is equal to the resistance on the muscle.
During the study session of the code adoption process, a presentation is made to the legislative body
A. True B. False
A patient was struck in the back by a heavy piece of wood that was being bent to make a form for a concrete arch. He is responsive, but cannot feel or move his legs. He has bruising to his back and is incontinent of urine. The skin below the injury site is red and warm. As a knowledgeable EMT, you should realize that:
A) The paralysis is permanent B) The ability to feel will return C) A cervical collar is unnecessary D) The paralysis may resolve
When tubes have one or more branches, the flow becomes:
a. transitional. c. turbulent. b. restricted. d. laminar.