Test: Physiology and Sports- 1 - Humanities/Arts MCQ

Which of these terms refers to the air that moves in and out of the lungs with each breath in a normal restive mode?

Which of these is not one of the three Ps that form the objectives of First Aid?

Sprain is an injury of the:

Increase in size of lungs and chest is one of the process of adaptions that our system undergoes when we exercise regularly for a long-time.

How many types of fractures are classified under bone injuries?

What is the possible range of movement in a joint or a series of joints called?

Given below are the two statements labelled Assertion (A) and Reason (R).
A: The cardio-respiratory system regulates the vital processes of supplying our body with nutrients, cellular waste, hormones and O₂ for its smooth functioning.
R: When we exercise, the body demands more O₂ and nutrients. So, the heart operates harder to pump more blood throughout the body to meet the increased demands.
In the context of the two statements given above, which one of the following is correct?

Cracking or breakage of bones is called:

In what type of fracture do bones break into three or more pieces, seen often in cycling and motorcycling?

Laceration is a ………………..

The capacity of muscles to absorb and consume oxygen is called:

Tinnitus, a persistent abnormality prevalent among older adults, is associated with each part of the human body?

What do bone injuries include?

Which of the categories fall under classification of sports injuries?

The sports persons who experienced Laceration could possibly be training in

Joint structure, age and gender, internal environment and previous injury are the physiological factors     
that determine.

Strain being the most common type of injury how is it classified further?