tst3 – POSE

Welcome to your TEST: Module 1

1. Identify the true statement about correct body posture.

It requires high energy consumption.

It is unchanged during development, i.e. human ontogeny.

It ensures stability of the body.

2. Physiological body posture of a preschooler:

is the same as in an adult,

may be temporarily slightly asymmetrical,

periodically features a concave chest.

3. The body posture of an adult should be:

asymmetrical,

symmetrical,

unstable.

4. Identify the picture of the child's correct body posture.

5. Indicate the drawing showing the child's valgus knees.

6. Indicate the true statement about lordosis.

Occurs naturally in the thoracic spine.

It is a developmental pathology.

It is a forward convex curvature of the spine.

7. Antigravity mechanism:

maintains body balance and prevents falls,

makes movements chaotic and require high energy consumption,

prevents active resistance to gravity.

8. Delayed readiness to stand is a characteristic feature of children with:

reduced muscle tone,

increased muscle tension,

proper muscle tension.

9. Children with a greater tendency to walk on their toes are those with:

reduced muscle tone,

increased muscle tone,

proper muscle tension.

10. The spine takes on a sigmoid shape during:

the preschool period,

the infancy period,

the postnatal period.

11. The lower limbs should be parallel and straight at the age of:

3-4 years,

6-7 years,

8-9 years.

12. Round backs are characterized by:

deepening of thoracic lordosis,

reduced lumbar lordosis,

pronounced thoracic kyphosis.

13. Indicate the drawing of a flat back.

14. Show the drawing of the concave back.

15. Which of the following statements is true regarding varus knees?

When the lower limbs are joined, the knees and feet stick together.

When the medial ankles are brought together, the distance between the knee joints exceeds 5 cm.

When the lower limbs are joined, the knees stick together and the feet are apart.

16. Which defect can lead to chronic headaches, shortness of breath and breathing problems, when untreated?

valgus knees,

concave back,

round back.