Question 1
Which class of lever is represented when nodding the head, where the fulcrum (atlanto-occipital joint) lies between the effort force (neck extensor muscles) and the resistance load (weight of the head)?
Correct Answer:
First-class lever
Question 2
During a standing calf raise, the ball of the foot acts as the fulcrum, the body weight through the ankle acts as the load, and the gastrocnemius contraction acts as the effort. Which lever class does this movement demonstrate?
Correct Answer:
Second-class lever
Question 3
Why are most muscle-joint systems in the human body (such as the biceps brachii during a elbow flexion forearm curl) classified as third-class levers?
Correct Answer:
Because the effort is applied between the fulcrum and the load, prioritizing range of motion and speed over force production
Question 4
A musculoskeletal lever system has an effort arm of 4 cm and a resistance arm of 20 cm. What is the mechanical advantage (MA) of this system, and what does it imply?
Correct Answer:
MA = 0.2; muscle force required is greater than the resistance load, but movement speed at the distal end is amplified
Question 5
Which of Newton's Laws of Motion explains why a speed skater continues gliding forward across smooth ice even after stopping active pushing, until external forces like friction and air resistance bring them to a halt?
Correct Answer:
Newton's First Law (Law of Inertia)
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