People usually develop panic disorder in their
A. early twenties.
B. teenage years.
C. late adulthood.
D. early childhood.
A. early twenties.
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Following a football injury, a patient complains of knee pain. To test the integrity of his anterior cruciate ligament, you would have him:
A) lay supine and press posteriorly on his patella. B) sit with his leg flexed at the knee and pull anteriorly on his tibia. C) sit with his leg flexed at the knee and push posteriorly on his tibia. D) sit with his leg flexed at the knee and laterally rotate his leg. E) sit with his leg flexed at the knee and medially rotate his leg.
In the following radiograph of the foot, the arrow points to the:
A) navicular. B) cuboid. C) medial cuneiform. D) talus. E) first metatarsal.
Which of the following is TRUE about resistance exercises?
A. They may weaken bones. B. They develop high levels of cardiorespiratory endurance. C. They are not recommended for older individuals and women. D. They can be used for weight gain or weight loss. E. They are not necessary for a balanced fitness program.
When removing a foreign object from an eye, an athlete trainer should not rub the eye but gently pull the upper eyelid over the lower lid while an athlete looks downward causing tears to be produced, which may flush the object down onto the lower lid.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)