Question: What type of protein is best at supporting muscle synthesis?

Answer Choices:
whey, casein, soy

Answer: whey

 

Question: What training concept divides training into time cycles of varying durations, volume, and intensity?

Answer Choices:
Periodization, The principle of overload, The principle of exercise sequence, The principle of specificity

Answer: Periodization

 

Question: The resistance training method in which an individual moves rapidly from one exercise to the next is called:

Answer Choices:
plyometrics, circuit weight training, circuit aerobics, isometrics

Answer: circuit weight training

 

Question: What type of protein is best at supporting muscle synthesis?

Answer Choices:
whey

casein

soy

Answer: whey

 

Question: The neuroglial cells that participate in maintaining the blood-brain barrier are the

Answer Choices:
A. microglia.
B. astrocytes.
C. oligodendrocytes.
D. Schwann cells.
E. ependymal cells.

Answer: B. astrocytes.

 

Question: What training concept divides training into time cycles of varying durations, volume, and intensity?

Answer Choices:
Periodization

The principle of overload

The principle of exercise sequence

The principle of specificity

Answer: Periodization

 

Question: What is a good pre-competition meal option?

Answer Choices:
Protein shake, Whole grain pasta, Fried food, Energy drink

Answer: Whole grain pasta

 

Question: What form of training involves a combination of aerobic and resistance training exercises?

Answer Choices:
Circuit weight training, Periodization, Circuit aerobics, High intensity interval training

Answer: Circuit aerobics

 

Question: A neuron that receives neurotransmitter from another neuron is called

Answer Choices:
A. an interneuron.
B. the motor neuron.
C. the presynaptic neuron.
D. an oligodendrocyte.
E. the postsynaptic neuron.

Answer: E. the postsynaptic neuron.

 

Question: Functions of astrocytes include all of the following, except

Answer Choices:
A. responding to neural tissue damage.
B. conducting action potentials.
C. maintaining the blood-brain barrier.
D. guiding neuron development.
E. forming a three-dimensional framework for the CNS.

Answer: B. conducting action potentials.