Applied Biomechanics for the Performance Dog – Lesson 6 Quiz

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1. Question
Which of the below was not described when discussing “Range of Motion”?
- It can also be described as the Angular Displacement
- It is the angle measured from the greatest point of extension to the smallest point of flexion
- It is the range from the body’s slowest motion to the body’s fastest motion
- The change in angle over time is described as Angular speed or velocity
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A study showed that Computer-assisted Two-Dimensional Video Analysis can be used to quantitatively analyze canine locomotion. Which of the below was not described as an important factor for the study?
- The dog should be fasted prior to filming
- The symmetrical trot gait was used
- The dog was moving in a straight path on a level surface
- The dog was moving perpendicular to the camera
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A follow-up study showed that abnormal joint movement would result in an asymmetrical movement pattern. Which of the below was not described as a finding in the study?
- There was a significant alteration in the pre and post ROM of affected joint
- No joint, or joints, other than the altered saw a significant change in the ROM between the pre and post values. ie. Only the altered joint showed a significant change between the pre & post values
- The abnormal joint can, and most likely will, affect the gait of the dog
- Although the change in gait movement could be measured in the study, the gait change may not necessarily be great enough to be notice by the untrained eye
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A population of highly active dogs were assessed for their musculoskeletal status. Which of the below was not described as a finding in the study?
- Of the joints palpated, 41% of the carpal joints exhibited a pain response when palpated
- Of the joints palpated, 17% of the hip joints exhibited a pain response when palpated
- When the sum of the rear-limb and forelimb sesamoids were considered, 17% of them were affected
- The results show that there were no subclinical issues in the study population of highly active dogs
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Conditioning the structure and continually monitoring the musculoskeletal status of the performance dog is important in maintaining the dog’s optimum performance capabilities throughout its career. Which of the below was not described as an important way to manage the performance dog?
- All dogs will self-manage themselves; it is best to not employ any management strategy
- The proper conditioning program can help to prepare the dog’s musculoskeletal structure to handle the rigors of high-level activity
- The goal should be to decrease the potential for deleterious physical stresses injuries
- It is best to identify musculoskeletal faults early, as that may prevent larger issues from occurring
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Applied Biomechanics for the Performance Dog – Lesson 6 Quiz

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