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1.What is physiotherapy?
A)Climate treatment
B)Treatment with electric current
C)Mineral water treatment
D)Treatment with natural factors
E)Mud treatment
2.Which of the following diseases are indicated for treatment with physical methods?
A)Angina III functional class
B)Cachexia
C)Anemia
D)Psychoses accompanied by psychomotor agitation
E)Hypertension, stage II
3.Which of the following diseases are contraindicated for treatment with
physical methods?
A)Type II Diabetes
B)Bronchial asthma
C)Gastric ulcer, subacute phase
D)Eczema
E)Malignant tumors
4.Which of the following is not an advantage of treatment with physical
factors?
A)Extends the remission period of chronic diseases
B)Directly affects the pathological process
C)The treatment is performed non-invasively.
D)Prevents the occurrence of oncological diseases
E)The drug does not cause disease or allergies
5.Which of the following is not used in physiotherapy?
A)Sand
B)Clay
C)Mud
D)Salt
E)Ice
6.What is the goal of secondary prevention?
A)Strengthening metabolism in bone tissue
B)Restoration of lost working capacity
C)Prevention of the intensity of exchange processes
D)Prevention of disease progression
E)Treating diseases in the acute stage
7.What should be considered in organizing secondary prevention with physical factors?
A)The presence of drug treatment
B)Availability of a surgical operating room
C)The presence of an intensive care unit
D)The presence of an electrolight therapy department
E)Availability of a functional diagnostics department
8.What current is used in galvanization?
A)High frequency and voltage current
B)Low-power high-voltage alternating current
C)Ultrahigh frequency current
D)Low-frequency, low-power pulse current
E)Low voltage, weak current
9.Which of the following has the highest electrical conductivity?
A)Leather
B)Subcutaneous fat
C)Bone
D)Blood
E)Cartilage
10.Which of the following effects does galvanization have?
A)Hypocoagulant
B)Bactericide
C)Hypercoagulant
D)Vasodilator
E)Vasoconstrictor
11.What is the unit of measurement for galvanization?
A)Joule
B)Watt/cm2
C)With the Millitesla
D)Erythema dose
E)Milliampere
12.What is the voltage of the current used in galvanization?
A)Up to 160 V
B)Up to 220 V
C)Up to 110 V
D)Up to 80 V
E)Up to 90 V
13.What is the acceptable current density during local galvanization?
A)Up to 0.03 mA
B)Up to 0.8 mA
C)Up to 2 – 5 mA
D)Up to 0.1 mA
E)Up to 0.05 mA
14.What are the mats soaked with during galvanization?
A)With distilled water
B)With Dimexide
C)With saline solution
D)With plain fresh water
E)With alcohol
15.In what cases is galvanization unacceptable?
A)Male genitals
B)Female genitals
C)Transverse to the heart area
D)No prohibited localization
E)With the "get it done" method
16.What should be the optimal concentration of most drugs for drug
electrophoresis?
A)25% and more
B)10 – 15%
C)5 – 10 %
D)Up to 1%
E)2 – 5%
17.Where does the drug enter during an electrophoresis procedure?
A)To the subcutaneous fat layer
B)To the muscle layer
C)Blood vessels
D)The epidermis and the upper layer of the dermis
E)Only to the epidermis
18.What biophysical effects arise from the action of galvanic current?
A)Gas discharge effect, generation of polarized ions
B)Oscillation and periodic motion of biomolecules
C)Formation of free radicals
D)Mechanical dances
E)Changing ion concentration
19.What is the advantage of administering drugs into the body
through drug electrophoresis over other methods?
A)Formation of a drug “depot” in the skin
B)The administered drugs must be “pure” (without impurities).
C)No general toxic effects
D)No possible allergic reactions
E)Injection of a drug directly into the area of the pathological process
20.Which patients are indicated for drug electrophoresis?
A)During acute microbial eczema
B)In case of large-scale skin damage
C)If there is a tendency to bleed
D)Acute psychoses
E)Chronic nonspecific lung diseases
21.In what frequency range is the treatment given in electrosleep therapy?
A)2000 HS and more
B)600 – 1000 Hz
C)1000 – 1500 Hz
D) !50 - 350 HS
E)1 - 160 Hrs
22.What frequency current is used in transcranial
electroanalgesia treatment?
A)110 kHz
B)13.56 MHz
C)2000 – 4000 MHz
D)150 – 500 Hz
E)160 – 2000 Hz
23.What therapeutic effect does transcranial electroanalgesia have?
A)Immunosuppressive
B)Hypocoagulant
C)Myostimulator
D)Vasoconstrictor
E)Anti-abstinence
24.Is there a contraindication to treatment with transcranial electroanalgesia?
A)Ischemic heart disease, exertional angina pectoris I-II FS
B)Sleep disorders
C)Meteoropathic reactions
D)Alcohol abstinence
E)Epilepsy
25.Is treatment with transcranial electroanalgesia indicated?
A)Heart rhythm disorders
B)Labor pains
C)Causalgia and phantom pain
D)Acute myocardial infarction
E)Kidney pain
26.How are electrodes placed in electrosleep therapy?
A)Forehead - nape
B)Bitemporal
C)Eye – upper cervical spine
D)Eye – mastoid
E)Forehead – mastoid
27.How long does electrosleep therapy treatment last?
A)60 120 min
B)40 – 80 minutes
C)5 – 10 minutes
D)30 – 60 minutes
E)15 – 20 minutes
28.What diseases are indicated for treatment with electrosleep?
A)Glaucoma
B)Arachnoiditis
C)Epilepsy
D)Hysteria
E)Ischemic heart disease, exertional angina, functional class I
29.Which diseases are contraindicated for electrosleep treatment?
A)Enuresis
B)Bronchial asthma
C)Conjunctivitis
D)Periodontal disease
E)Eczema
30.What current has a therapeutic effect on the body in diadynamic therapy?
A)With ultrahigh frequency current
B)With constant uninterrupted electric current
C)With alternating sinusoidal current
D)With high-frequency pulse current
E)With a low-frequency pulse current of a half-sinusoidal shape
31.What is the leading factor in the Amplipulse treatment method?
A)Constant current
B)Rectangular pulse current
C)Low-intensity, high-frequency, high-voltage current
D)High frequency alternating current
E)Sinusoidal pulse current modulated by low-frequency oscillations
32.What therapeutic effect is possible during amplipulse therapy?
A)Anti-inflammatory
B)Sleep aid
C)Venotonic
D)Analgesic
E)Diaphoretic
33.In what cases is amplipus therapy used?
A)In neurasthenia
B)In varicose disease
C)In peripheral paresis
D)Cholestasis during gallstone disease
E)In epilepsy
34.Contraindications to amplipulse therapy are:
A)Chronic acalculous cholecystitis
B)Diabetes mellitus moderate severity
C)Hypertensive disease stage II
D)Obliterating endarteritis
E)Thombophlebitis
35.How long should the procedure last when amplipulse is applied to
multiple areas?
A)30 – 40 minutes
B)5 – 10 minutes
C)10 – 15 minutes
D)20 – 30 minutes
E)15 – 20 minutes
36.Contraindications to Drsonval treatment are:
A)Ischemic heart disease, functional class I-II
B)Itchy dermatoses
C)Trophic ulcers
D)Bronchial asthma
E)Bleeding wounds
37.Indications for treatment with Darsonval:
A)Ischemic heart disease, exertional angina pectoris, functional class IV
B)Acute radiculalgia
C)Muscle atrophy in peripheral paresis
D)Acute period of gastric ulcer
E)Long-lasting non-healing wounds and slowly granulating ulcers
38.What therapeutic effects do interference currents have?
A)Restores nerve fiber conductivity
B)Improves tissue trophism
C)Activates peripheral blood circulation
D)Has a desensitizing effect
E)Has a bactericidal effect
39.In which diseases is interference therapy indicated?
A)Thrombophlebitis
B)Recent intra-articular injuries accompanied by hemarthrosis
C)Bleeding tendency
D)Degenerative dystrophic diseases of the joints
E)Acute purulent inflammatory diseases
40.What current is used to perform electrodiagnostics?
A)Impulse
B)Exponential
C)Sinusoidal
D)Half-sinusoidal
E)Galvanic
41.What is used in exposure to an ultrahigh frequency electric field?
A)Illuminating
B)Inductor cable
C)Lead electrodes
D)Radiant
E)Capacitor plates
42.What therapeutic effect does ultrahigh frequency therapy have?
A)Hemolytic
B)Myostimulator
C)Bactericide
D)Sedative
E)Vasodilator
43.At what stage of inflammation can ultrahigh frequency therapy be
prescribed?
A)Not prescribed in inflammatory processes
B)Only in the exudative stage of inflammation
C)At any stage of inflammation
D)Only in the proliferative phase of inflammation
E)Only in the alteration stage of inflammation
44.Which area is affected by ultrahigh frequency field and has an
immunosuppressive effect?
A)Thyroid gland
B)Pancreas
C)Spleen
D)Sex glands
E)Adrenal glands
45.What diseases are contraindicated for ultrahigh frequency therapy?
A)Hidradenitis
B)Frostbite, second degree
C)Hypertension stage II
D)Bronchial asthma
E)Purulent sinusitis up to puncture
46.For which diseases is low-frequency magnetotherapy indicated?
A)Calculous cholecystitis
B)Obliterating endoarthritis
C)Hemorrhoids
D)Hypertension stage III
E)Acute rhinitis
47.Are low-frequency magnetotherapy contraindicated?
A)Hypertension II disease
B)Cardiac neurocirculatory dystonia
C)Raynaud's disease
D)Prostatitis
E)Epilepsy
48.For which diseases is low-frequency magnetotherapy indicated?
A)Intestinal atony
B)Ischemic heart disease functional class I-II
C)Pancreatonecrosis
D)Babasil
E)Spastic colitis
49.What current is used in decimeter wave therapy?
A)Low voltage constant electric current
B)Ultrahigh frequency electric field
C)Ultra-high frequency electromagnetic field
D)High voltage alternating current
E)High voltage constant electric field
50.Which tissue structures absorb decimeter-range electromagnetic
oscillations the most?
A)Ligamentous apparatus of joints
B)Bone tissue
C)Leather
D)Subcutaneous fat layer
E)Parenchymatous organs
51.What diseases are indicated for treatment with long-wave
ultraviolet rays?
A)Disseminated furunculosis
B)Cirrhosis of the liver
C)Malaria
D)Hyperthyroidism
E)Asthenic syndrome
52.Which diseases are contraindicated for infrared treatment?
A)Scars
B)Don't beat the snow.
C)Neuralgia
D)Bed sores
E)Pregnancy
53.In what cases is infrared ray treatment indicated?
A)Active tuberculosis
B)Acute purulent processes
C)Bleeding
D)Spastic paresis
E)Pregnancy
54.What is chromotherapy?
A)Treatment with electromagnetic waves
B)Treatment with precious stones
C)Treatment with laser beams
D)Treatment with long-wave ultraviolet rays
E)Treatment with visible light in the optical range
55.What diseases are contraindicated for chromotherapy?
A)Jaundice of newborns
B)Fatigue
C)Photoophthalmia
D)Wounds
E)Neuroses
56.What are the effects of the visible spectrum of radiant energy on the body?
A)Hypotensive
B)Stimulant
C)Hypertensive
D)Dehydrating
E)Heat, psychoemotional
57.How is medium-wave ultraviolet radiation dosed?
A)W/cm2- with
B)In minutes
C)with mTlD)With biodose
E)With luxury
58.What is the indication for treatment with suberythema doses of ultraviolet rays?
A)Red wolf
B)Acute purulent inflammatory diseases
C)Hemorrhagic vasculitis
D)Asthenic syndrome
E)Hyperthyroidism
59.What is the therapeutic effect of suberythemic doses of general
ultraviolet radiation?
A)Hypotensive
B)Metabolic
C)Anti-inflammatory
D)Analgesic
E)Vitamin production
60.What is the basis for the development of ultraviolet erythema?
A)Photosynthesis
B)Photobiosynthesis
C)Photoreactivation
D)Photolysis of proteins
E)Tissue polarization
61.What is a contraindication to autotransfusion of blood irradiated with
ultraviolet rays?
A)Sepsis
B)Furunculosis
C)IHD, exertional angina pectoris, functional class II
D)Wounds that do not heal for a long time
E)Acute cerebrovascular accident
62.What is the indication for local treatment with shortwave ultraviolet rays?
A)Eczema
B)Pulmonary tuberculosis
C)Acute inflammatory diseases of internal organs
D)Nasopharyngeal and ear diseases
E)Neurodermatitis
63.What therapeutic effect do laser beams have?
A)Increase blood clotting
B)To produce a spasmolytic effect
C)Building muscles
D)Increasing the tone of the venous wall
E)Improve regional blood circulation
64.Which parameter is not indicated when prescribing treatment with ultrasound
therapy?
A)Number of procedures
B)Exposure mode
C)Intensity
D)Current strength
E)Duration of the procedure
65.Which of the following is not used as a contact medium during
ultrasound therapy?
A)Come
B)Distilled water
C)Vaseline oil
D)Glycerin
E)Alcohol
66.What happens due to the physicochemical effects of ultrasound?
A)The buffer capacity of the blood changes
B)Various enzymes are activated
C)Electrolysis products are formed in the ultrasonic environment.
D)Magnetohydrodynamic force is generated
E)Heat generation
67.Where is the most heat released during ultrasound therapy?
A)On the skin
B)In muscles
C)In the bones
D)In parenchymal organs
E)At the boundary of tissue with different acoustic resistance
68.When is it more appropriate to use ultrasound?
A)During fever
B)During non-cystic purulent inflammation
C)During acute purulent inflammation
D)In the acute phase of inflammation
E)In the subacute phase of inflammation
69.What should be the maximum duration of ultrasound when
affecting multiple areas?
A)20 min
B)25 min
C)15 min
D)5 minutes
E)10 minutes
70.What is used during ultrasound therapy?
A)Glass vacuum electrode
B)From electromagnets
C)From an antenna-type inductor
D)From a resonant type inductor
E)From a piezoelectric speaker
71.How does the local reaction to aerosol therapy manifest itself?
A)Rapid breathing, characterized by shallow breathing
B)Rapid and deep breathing
C)Bradycardia
D)Increased amplitude of movement of cilia of the ciliated epithelium
E)Increased phlegm thickness
72.Which aerosols are optimal for lung diseases?
A)Iridirspersli
B)Small persian
C)Medium-dispersed
D)Low-dispersion
E)Highly dispersed
73.What diseases are indicated for treatment with aerosol therapy?
A)Chronic gastritis
B)IHD, exertional angina pectoris I-II functional class
C)Spontaneous pneumothorax
D)The initial stage of acute pneumonia
E)Skin and mucous membrane injuries
74.Which of the following diseases is a contraindication to aerosol therapy?
A)Acute and chronic diseases of the oral cavity
B)Burns
C)Trophic ulcers
D)Tuberculosis of the upper respiratory tract and lungs
E)Pulmonary hemorrhages
75.What should the patient do after taking the inhalation?
A)He must breathe only through his nose for two hours
B)Should lie down immediately after inhalation
C)Must do intensive breathing exercises
D)He should rest for two hours.
E)He should not speak out loud for an hour.
76. ”What is the water saturated with during the “Pearl” bath treatment?
A)With carbon dioxide
B)With hydrogen sulfide
C)With nitrogen
D)With oxygen
E)With compressed air
77.What are the therapeutic effects of nitrogen baths?
A)Trophic
B)Detoxifying
C)Anti-inflammatory
D)Toner
E)Sedative
78.Which diseases are indicated for treatment with pearl baths?
A)Bronchial asthma
B)Chronic lumbar radiculitis
C)Myocarditis
D)Hypertension stage I
E)Hyperthyroidism
79.What is the factor that determines the therapeutic effect of a shower?
A)Biological and mechanical
B)Chemical and thermal
C)Biological and thermal
D)Chemical and mechanical
E)Thermal and mechanical
80.What temperature of water is considered indifferent when giving bath
treatment?
A)20 – 250C
B)36 – 380C
C)25 – 300C
D)35 – 400C
E)30 – 350C
81.In which disease is the intake of mineral water contraindicated?
A)Obesity
B)Thyrotoxicosis
C)Chronic hepatitis
D)Urinary stone disease
E)Gastrointestinal vomiting
82.How much mineral water should be drunk during hyperacid conditions?
A)10 – 20 minutes before meals
B)5-10 minutes after eating
C)20-30 minutes before meals
D)20 minutes after eating
E)1-1.5 hours before meals
83.How much mineral water should be drunk during a hypoacid condition?
A)60 minutes after eating
B)20 – 30 minutes after eating
C)1 hour before meals
D)40-50 minutes before meals
E)20 – 30 minutes before meals
84.Which physical factor is relevant to the thermotherapy method?
A)Ultrasound therapy
B)Decimetre wave therapy
C)High-frequency magnetotherapy
D)Infrared rays
E)Paraffin therapy
85.What therapeutic effect does paraffin have?
A)Bactericide
B)Biological
C)Chemical
D)Physical, mechanical
E)Oscillator
86.Which of the following is a contraindication to paraffin therapy?
A)Scar disease
B)Don't beat the snow.
C)Burns
D)Psychosis
E)Joint contracture
87.Which of the following is a contraindication to paraffin therapy?
A)Raynaud's disease
B)Paid parking
C)Ovarian cyst
D)Neurodermatitis
E)Scleroderma
88.What therapeutic factor does balneotherapy contain?
A)Therapeutic mud
B)Air bath
C)Naftalan oil
D)Mineral waters
E)Swimming in the sea
89.Which of these baths is considered a mineral bath?
A)Pearl
B)Whirlpool
C)Underwater shower massage
D)Fresh water
E)Sodium chloride
90.What is peloidotherapy?
A)Sand treatment
B)Sea treatment
C)Freshwater treatment
D)Mud treatment
E)Mineral water treatment
91.Which of the following methods is not used in peloidotherapy?
A)Mask
B)Buffer
C)Bathtub
D)Inhalation
E)Application
92.Which of the following is a contraindication to mud therapy?
A)Scar disease
B)Prostatitis
C)Amyloidosis
D)Vibration disease
E)Ankylosing spondylitis
93.Which of the following is a contraindication to mud therapy?
A)Trophic ulcers
B)Raynaud's disease
C)Infinity
D)Gastric and duodenal ulcer, subacute stage
E)Thyrotoxicosis
94.Which of the following is an indication for mud treatment?
A)Amyloidosis
B)Thyrotoxicosis
C)Varicose disease
D)Impotence
E)Uterine fibroids
95.Which of the following is an indication for mud treatment?
A)Tuberculosis
B)Aneurysms
C)Glomerulonephritis
D)Liver cirrhosis
E)Rheumatoid arthritis
96.Which treatment method cannot be administered on the same day as naphthalan
therapy?
A)Treatment physical education
B)Massage
C)Solux
D)Ultrasound
E)Underwater shower-massage
97.How long should a naftalan bath last?
A)15 – 20 minutes
B)6 – 8 minutes
C)8 – 12 minutes
D)20 – 25 minutes
E)10 – 15 minutes
98.Which of the following treatment methods should not be used together with
naphthalan?
A)Ultrasound
B)Electromagnetic waves
C)Infrared rays
D)Ultraviolet rays
E)Peloidotherapy
99.What treatment method can be used for acute pain located on the
surface?
A)Magnetotherapy
B)Local darsonvalization
C)Ultraphonophoresis
D)Drug electrophoresis
E)Laser therapy
100.What physical methods can be used for chronic pain?
A)Infrared rays
B)Suberythema doses of ultraviolet rays
C)Low-intensity UYT- therapy
D)Cryotherapy
E)Heat therapy
101.Sports medicine - ...
A)It is a medical-biological science that studies the military training of athletes.
B)It is an area that provides for the organization of physical education classes.
C)It is an area that organizes the supply of sports facilities.
D)It is a medical discipline that organizes sports competitions.
E)It is a science that studies the medical-biological aspects of the effects of physical exercise on the
body.
102.What is the purpose of sports medicine?
A)It aims to ensure that athletes are ready for competitions through physical education.
B)It is to solve the social problems of athletes.
C)To help resolve legal issues in sports.
D)It is the creation of prize funds in sports competitions.
E)To help athletes achieve high sporting achievements.
103.Which of the following is not a function of sports medicine?
A)Medical support for sports competitions.
B)Division of those engaged in physical education into medical groups.
C)Medical examination of athletes.
D)Prevention of injuries in athletes.
E)Establishment of awards in sports competitions.
104.What does MBT mean?
A)Interesting knowledge experience.
B)Civil rehabilitation medicine.
C)Treatment body cleansing.
D)National physical education.
E)Treatment physical education.
105.What is not included in the concept of MBT?
A)Physical rehabilitation.
B)Treatment method.
C)Kinesiotherapy.
D)Rehabilitation.
E)Sports medicine.
106.Which term does not belong to the concept of MBT?
A)Physical rehabilitation.
B)Massage.
C)Mechanotherapy.
D)Kinesiotherapy.
E)Reflexology.
107.Physical rehabilitation is a synonym for which term?
A)Physiotherapy.
B)Sports medicine.
C)Reflexology.
D)Physical education.
E)Treatment physical education.
108.Sports medicine emerged as a result of the development of which field of medicine?
A)Military-field medicine.
B)Family medicine.
C)Physiotherapy
D)Medical supervision of individuals involved in physical education and sports.
E)Treatment physical education.
109.What period did the emergence of sports medicine in our country
begin?
A)2000s.
B)1960s.
C)1950s.
D)1940s.
E)1920s.
110.On whose initiative did medical supervision over individuals involved
in physical education and sports arise in our country?
A)M. Topchupashov
B)MFAkhundov
C)V. Lenin
D)M. Lomonosov
E)N. Semashko
111.What term is kinesiotherapy synonymous with?
A)Reflexology.
B)Physiotherapy.
C)Treatment physical education.
D)Physical education.
E)Sports medicine.
112.Since when has doping in sports been banned?
A)1900
B)1941
C)1990
D)1979
E)1961
113.Which institutions in Azerbaijan do not have sports medicine
specialists on staff?
A)Sports schools for children and teenagers.
B)Medical institutions of sports federations.
C)Doctor's office.
D)Medical-physical education dispensaries.
E)City and children's polyclinics.
114.In which institution should advanced athletes of Azerbaijan be
registered with a dispensary?
A)At the endocrinology dispensary.
B)In city police stations.
C)In children's clinics.
D)At the Republican Sports Medical Center.
E)In the medical supervision office of sports facilities.
115.Indicate the main goal of sports medicine.
A)Solving the social problems of athletes.
B)Increasing the education of athletes.
C)Organizing sports competitions.
D)Distribution of prize money among athletes.
E)Helping athletes achieve high achievements.
116.Which of the following is not a part of the duties of a sports doctor?
A)Organizing sanitary control over the venues where sports competitions are held.
B)Monitoring the nutrition of athletes.
C)Preventing injuries in athletes.
D)To examine athletes.
E)Establishing a prize fund for sports competitions.
117.What are the duties of a sports doctor?
A)Organization of sports competitions.
B)Solving the social problems of athletes.
C)To ensure the improvement of athletes' education.
D)Establishing a prize fund for sports competitions.
E)Preventing injuries in athletes.
118.What are the prohibited drugs in sports?
A)Krebs cycle acids.
B)Vitamins.
C)Adaptogens
D)Doping.
E)Biostimulants.
119.Which pharmacological group of drugs is not considered doping?
A)Tranquilizers.
B)Hormones.
C)Anesthetics.
D)Analgesics.
E)Antibiotics.
120.Which pharmacological group of drugs are considered doping?
A)Sulfanilamides.
B)Vitamins.
C)Biostimulants.
D)Antibiotics.
E)Analgesics.
121.What method is prohibited before a competition?
A)Ultrasound examination.
B)Changing your exercise regimen.
C)Massage.
D)Autotransfusion of erythrocytes.
E)Emergency reduction of the jack.
122.What types of sports competitions should have gender control?
A)In men's tennis and swimming competitions.
B)In large-scale competitions among children.
C)In the men's Paralympic Games.
D)At the men's world championships.
E)At the women's world championships.
123.In which sports is rapid weight reduction practiced?
A)Football, volleyball.
B)Tennis, swimming.
C)Athletics.
D)Basketball, handball.
E)Boxing, wrestling.
124.What are dopings?
A)These are prohibited means and methods in sports.
B)These are new medications.
C)They are adaptogens.
D)Prohibited drugs are drugs that violate the principle of fairness in sports.
E)They are harmless drugs that enhance the performance of athletes.
125.What are adaptogens?
A)Drugs that suppress adaptive genes.
B)Drugs that disrupt adaptive genes.
C)Drugs that have a positive effect on genes.
D)Preparations that improve adaptation.
E)These are drugs that enhance the performance of athletes but do not violate the principle of
fairness in sports.
126.According to the charter of the World Health Organization, "Health-...
A)It is not just the absence of disease and physical defects, but complete physical, financial, and social
well-being.
B)It is not merely the absence of disease or physical disability, but complete mental, psychological, and social wellbeing.
C)is the absence of diseases.
D)It is not merely the absence of disease or physical disability, but complete physical, mental, and social
well-being.
E)the absence of disease and physical defects.
127.What is the concept of health?
A)Health is not only the absence of disease or physical infirmity, but also complete mental, psychological, and
social well-being.
B)Health is mental and social well-being.
C)Health is not just the absence of disease and physical defects.
D)Health is not just the absence of disease or physical infirmity, but complete physical, material and
social well-being.
E)Health is not merely the absence of disease or physical infirmity, but complete physical, mental,
and social well-being.
128.What should a person do to protect their health?
A)He should train with maximum intensity.
B)It should be fed excessively.
C)He should lead a healthy lifestyle.
D)He should lead a hypokinetic lifestyle.
E)He should take an immunosuppressant.
129.Select the list of drugs that contain only doping:
A)Penicillin, Sulfadimezin, Azvay.
B)Anesthesia, Mildronate, Aspirin.
C)Aminazine, Ephedrine, Ginseng.
D)Actovegin, Streptocide, Analgin.
E)Anesthesin, Analgin, Retabolil.
130.Choose a series of drugs that contain only adaptogens:
A)Actovegin, Streptocide, Analgin.
B)Anesthesia, Mildronate, Aspirin.
C)Penicillin, Sulfadimezin, Azvay.
D)Aminazine, Ephedrine, Ginseng.
E)Actovegin, Azvay, Ginseng.
131.According to Kenneth Cooper, what are the recommended activities to start a
rational movement regimen with after long-term hypokinesia?
A)Sports games.
B)Don't jump.
C)Swimming.
D)Walking.
E)Escape.
132.According to Kenneth Cooper, at what distance is it recommended to start
walking after long-term hypokinesia?
A)20 km.
B)5 km.
C)3 km.
D)10 km.
E)1.5 km.
133.According to Kenneth Cooper, what should be the pulse rate during exercise in
the first 3 months of a rational movement regimen after long-term hypokinesia?
A)180-200 strokes/min.
B)150-160 strokes/min.
C)130-140 strokes/min.
D)200-230 strokes/min.
E)110-120 strokes/min.
134.The causes of the prevalence of hypokinesia in modern humans do not include:
A)Development of education.
B)Development of transportation.
C)Scientific and technological progress.
D)The emergence of ecological problems.
E)Laziness.
135.How many points should men score per week when training rationally, according to
Kenneth Cooper?
A)10-15
B)25-26
C)35-40
D)5-10
E)27-30
136.How many points should women accumulate per week when training rationally, according to
Kenneth Cooper?
A)40
B)10
C)15
D)20
E)25
137.What are aerobic exercises?
A)Work out on the simulators for 1 hour at a time.
B)Working with maximum loads on simulators.
C)Intermittent walking at maximum speed for a few minutes to 1 hour.
D)Continuous walking at a moderate pace for a few minutes to 1 hour
E)Running at maximum speed for a few minutes to 1 hour.
138.What are anaerobic exercises?
A)Work out on the simulators for 1 hour without interruption at medium intensity.
B)Continuous walking at a moderate pace for a few minutes to 1 hour
C)Jogging at a moderate pace for a few minutes to 1 hour.
D)Swim continuously at a moderate pace for a few minutes to 1 hour.
E)Working with maximum loads on simulators.
139.The amount of cholesterol in the blood under the influence of aerobic exercise:
A)gradually increasing
B)increases
C)decreases
D)is growing rapidly.
E)does not change
140.The amount of cholesterol in the blood under the influence of anaerobic exercise:
A)is decreasing rapidly.
B)gradually decreasing
C)does not change
D)decreases
E)increases
141.According to Kenneth Cooper, what is the recommended heart rate for a 57year-old woman during a training run?
A)120
B)145
C)130
D)135
E)123
142.According to Kenneth Cooper, what should be the recommended heart rate
for a 58-year-old man during a training run?
A)160
B)155
C)138
D)135
E)122
143.Choose rational training principles:
1) Rationality;
2) Consistency;
3) Speed;
4) Individuality;
5) Tension;
6) Gradualism.
A)1,5,6
B)2,3,6
C)1,3,5
D)2,3,5
E)2,4,6
144.The meaning of the individuality principle of rational exercise.
A)It is the application of all the principles of rational exercise.
B)It is the application of equal-length breaks between exercises.
C)It is the fact that the physical load does not match the individual's desires and wishes.
D)It is the selection of physical activity according to the functional capabilities and
health of the body.
E)Taking individual characteristics into account in the diet.
145.What does the gradual principle of rational exercise imply?
A)Gradually increasing and decreasing the dose of physical activity.
B)The application of breaks.
C)Increasing and decreasing the dose of physical activity at intervals.
D)Gradually increase the dose of physical activity.
E)Gradual reduction of the dose of physical exertion.
146.What does the principle of regularity of rational exercise imply?
A)Gradual change in the dose of physical activity.
B)Reducing breaks between workouts.
C)Increasing or decreasing the breaks between exercises.
D)The breaks between exercises should be equal to each other.
E)Uneven breaks between exercises.
147.What does the principle of systematicity of rational exercise imply?
A)Gradually increase the dose of physical activity.
B)Gradual change in the dose of physical activity.
C)Regularly practicing exercises.
D)Increasing or decreasing the breaks between exercises.
E)Uneven breaks between exercises.
148.What is not related to the biological role of physical exercise?
A)Acceleration.
B)Creating a feeling of muscular joy.
C)Ensuring active longevity.
D)Prevention of hypokinesia.
E)The emergence of kinesophilia.
149.What is the biological role of physical exercise?
A)Excessive physical exertion.
B)Don't overtrain.
C)Hypotrophy.
D)The emergence of kinesophilia.
E)Ensuring active longevity.
150.What is not included in the theories that explain the cause of acceleration?
A)Urbanization theory.
B)Theory of artificial lighting.
C)Radio wave theory.
D)Hypokinesia theory.
E)The theory of heterolocal concubines.
151.What remedy should be preferred to prevent hypokinesia in
practically healthy people?
A)Kinesophilia.
B)Psychological stimulants.
C)Massage.
D)Physical exercises.
E)Electrical stimulators.
152.What measures should be recommended to prevent hypokinesia in
a patient on strict bed rest?
A)Electrical and psychological stimulators.
B)Sports activities
C)Natural factors.
D)Massage, electric myostimulators
E)Massage, psychological stimulants.
153.Why should electrical myostimulators be recommended?
A)To prevent osteoporosis.
B)To strengthen bones.
C)To save the instructor's time.
D)To prevent hypokinesia in patients.
E)To save people's time.
154.Non-specific resistance –
A)It is a specialized durability.
B)It is the application of various resistors.
C)It is the organism's resistance to a factor.
D)It is the body's resistance to the pathogen.
E)It is the body's resistance to various influencing factors.
155.Choose the correct sequence of the stages of the stress response:
1) Anxiety
2) Exhaustion
3) Excitement
4) Resistance
5) Beginner.
A)1, 3, 2
B)5, 4, 3
C)5, 2, 4
D)5, 2, 3
E)3, 4, 2
156.Which phase of the stress response is considered desirable in athletes?
A)Beginner.
B)Excitement.
C)Exhaustion.
D)Anxiety.
E)Resistance.
157.What tools are recommended to prevent the exhaustion
phase of the stress response in athletes?
A)Sedatives.
B)Psychotropic substances.
C)Analgesics
D)Adaptogens.
E)Doping.
158.What substance is recommended for athletes to adapt to high
temperature conditions?
A)Amidopyrine.
B)Hypothermic substances.
C)Analgin.
D)Succinic acid
E)Apple cider vinegar
159.Choose the negative consequences of acceleration:
1) obesity
2) joining criminal elements
3) decline in the functional capabilities of internal organs
4) heart failure
5) respiratory failure
A)1.4
B)1,4,5
C)1.5
D)2.3
E)4.5
160.In which of the following sequence of stages does an increase in overall work capacity
under the influence of physical exercise occur?
1) Increased enzyme activity.
2) Increase in the amount of enzymes.
3) Accumulation of energy-rich substances in mitochondria.
A)2,1,3
B)3,1,2
C)3,2,1
D)1,2,3
E)2,3,1
161.Choose a synonym for kinesiotherapy:
A)Kinesophilia.
B)Akinesia.
C)Treatment physical education.
D)Physical education.
E)Hypokinesia.
162.Choose a synonym for therapeutic physical education:
A)Physical education.
B)Akinesia.
C)Kinesophilia.
D)Hypokinesia.
E)Kinesiotherapy
163.Which specialist performs physical rehabilitation?
A)Phthisiatrist.
B)Treatment is by a physical education doctor.
C)Coach.
D)Physics expert.
E)Resuscitator.
164.Which specialists are not responsible for physical
rehabilitation?
A)Masseur.
B)Therapeutic physical education instructor.
C)Physiotherapist.
D)Resuscitator.
E)Treatment is by a physical education doctor.
165.What aspects of rehabilitation do healthcare professionals perform?
A)Legal
B)Methodical
C)Experimental
D)Profession
E)Physical
166.What is the essence of medical rehabilitation?
A)Application of methods aimed at rescuing the patient from clinical death.
B)restoration of all the patient's abilities.
C)Application of methods aimed at rescuing the patient from biological death.
D)application of treatment methods aimed at restoring health and working
capacity.
E)application of modern diagnostic methods.
167.What is the essence of physical rehabilitation?
A)the patient's recovery from biological death.
B)the patient's recovery from clinical death.
C)Application of medicinal herbs as indicated based on diagnostics using modern methods.
D)improving the patient's functional condition through physical education.
E)restoration of the patient's psychological state.
168.Does not apply to sports medicine work forms
A)Doctor's advice on physical education and sports.
B)Doctor-pedagogical observations.
C)Evaluation of athletes' achievements.
D)Medical examination of people involved in physical education and sports.
E)Medical check-up of those involved in physical education and sports.
169.Does not apply to sports medicine work forms
A)Sanitary education among athletes and physical educators.
B)Medical and sanitary provision of physical education and sports events.
C)Prevention of sports trauma and pathological conditions.
D)Sanitary control over places where physical education and sports events are held and their
conditions.
E)Equipping sports facilities.
170.Does not apply to sports medicine work forms
A)Medical biological scientific research in the field of physical education and sports.
B)Medical and sanitary provision of physical education and sports events.
C)Promoting the health-improving effects of physical education and sports among the
population.
D)Organization and implementation of rehabilitation measures.
E)Evaluation of athletes' achievements.
171.For what purpose is medical-pedagogical observation carried out?
A)Recording objective reactions.
B)Determining health status
C)Studying the effects of physical exercise on the body.
D)Correct assessment of the diagnosis.
E)Study of the pathological condition.
172.What does the term sports medicine mean?
A)A medical field that addresses the social problems of athletes.
B)Social security system for all contingents involved in sports and physical
education.
C)Identifying early signs of diseases.
D)Treatment of high-grade smokers.
E)It is part of general clinical and preventive medicine and studies the medical-biological
aspects of the effects of physical exercise on the human body.
173.What is the goal of sports medicine?
A)Methodological and organizational management of therapeutic physical education in treatment and
prevention institutions.
B)Solving the social problems of athletes.
C)To strengthen the health of the population through physical exercise and
to assist athletes in achieving high achievements.
D)Organizing and conducting rehabilitation activities for athletes after trauma and
illnesses.
E)Social security for all contingents involved in sports and physical education.
174.How many job forms are there in sports medicine?
A)14
B)11
C)12
D)9
E)16
175.Does it not belong to the forms of medical examination in sports medicine?
A)Preventive examination of people involved in physical education and sports.
B)Additional examination of people involved in physical education and sports.
C)Repeated medical examination of people involved in physical education and sports.
D)Dispensary observation of athletes.
E)Initial medical examination of individuals involved in physical education and sports.
176.The purpose of conducting an initial medical examination of individuals
involved in physical education and sports.
A)The style of determining the functional status of athletes, the styles of observing
athletes in competitions and training.
B)Social security system for all contingents involved in physical education and
sports.
C)Specialized treatment of highly skilled athletes.
D)Organizing and conducting rehabilitation activities for athletes after trauma and
illnesses.
E)To examine health status, physical development and divide into medical groups.
177.Which population group is not covered by sports medicine
doctor consultations?
A)For middle-aged and elderly people.
B)Girls and women.
C)Child and teenager.
D)Your parents.
E)Military personnel.
178.Types of sanitary control over places where physical education and sports events are
held and their conditions:
A)Doctor's supervision.
B)Endocrinological control.
C)Medical-pedagogical supervision.
D)Alert control.
E)Dispensary control.
179.Types of sanitary control over places where physical education and sports events are
held and their conditions:
A)Laboratory-diagnostic control.
B)Endocrinological control.
C)Clinical supervision.
D)Current control.
E)Outpatient supervision.
180.Types of sanitary control over places where physical education and sports events are
held and their conditions:
A)Supervision of fitness trainers.
B)Control of oil fields.
C)Supervision of educational buildings.
D)Supervision of residential buildings.
E)Supervision of sports buildings and facilities.
181.The average value of the Ketle I index for men is:
A)450-475 gr/cm.
B)350-400 gr/cm.
C)325-345gr/cm.
D)500-550 gr/cm.
E)425-450 gr/cm.
182.Average chest index:
A)35-40%
B)60-65%
C)56-60%
D)50-55%
E)40-49%
183.The average life index for women is:
A)65-70 ml/kg.
B)61-65 ml/kg.
C)35-40 ml/kg.
D)45-50 ml/kg.
E)55-60 ml/kg.
184.The average life index for men is:
A)35-40 ml/kg.
B)56-60 ml/kg.
C)75-80 ml/kg.
D)65-70 ml/kg.
E)55-60 ml/kg.
185.The average hand strength index for women is:
A)20-25%
B)48-50%
C)35-40%
D)40-45%
E)55-60%
186.The average hand strength index for men is:
A)35-40%
B)30-40%
C)55-6 0%
D)48-50%
E)65-80%
187.The average reference strength index for women is:
A)70-75%
B)50-55%
C)220-230%
D)100-150%
E)65-95%
188.The average reference strength index for men is:
A)100-150%
B)200-220%
C)120-130%
D)150-170%
E)120-150%
189.What physical quality does sprinting mainly develop?
A)High adjustment ability.
B)Coordination of movements.
C)High absorption capacity.
D)Endurance.
E)Speed.
190.What does the Ketle index take into account?
A)Lung capacity.
B)Chest circumference indicator.
C)The size of the neck circumference.
D)Height, weight.
E)Chest volume.
191.What does the life index take into account?
A)Thigh circumference measurement.
B)The size of the neck circumference.
C)Height indicator.
D)Chest circumference indicator.
E)The vital capacity and weight of the lungs.
192.What does the chest index take into account?
A)Neck size in a sitting position.
B)Chest volume.
C)Lung capacity.
D)Height, weight.
E)Chest circumference (in pause), height.
193.What does the hand strength index take into account?
A)Chest volume and weight.
B)Reference force and weight.
C)Spirometry and weight.
D)Hand strength and weight.
E)Hand strength and height.
194.What does the reference strength index take into account?
A)Reference force and hand force.
B)Hand strength and weight.
C)Hand strength and neck length.
D)Spirometry and neck length.
E)Reference force and weight.
195.What does the hand strength index take into account?
A)Chest circumference measurement and weight.
B)Body length and weight.
C)Hand dynamometry and weight.
D)Neck circumference and weight.
E)Reference force and weight.
196.Estimate the Ketle index I of a man with a body weight of 60 kg
and a height of 175 cm:
A)Weak.
B)Above average.
C)Okay.
D)Medium.
E)Below average.
197.Estimate the vital capacity of a man with a lung capacity of 4000 ml
and a weight of 60 kg:
A)Okay.
B)Weak.
C)Below average.
D)Above average.
E)Medium.
198.Estimate the hand strength index of a man with a hand strength of 65 kg and a
weight of 60 kg:
A)Medium.
B)Below average.
C)Above average.
D)Okay.
E)Weak.
199.The reference force is 150 kg. Estimate the reference force index of a
man weighing 60 kg:
A)Above average.
B)Below average.
C)Medium.
D)Weak.
E)Okay.
200.Estimate the Ketle index I of a woman with a body weight of 60 kg
and a height of 175 cm:
A)Okay.
B)Weak.
C)Above average.
D)Below average.
E)Medium.
201.Select the appropriate result for the Genchi test.
A)60 seconds.
B)50 seconds.
C)70 seconds.
D)15 seconds.
E)25 seconds.
202.Choose a good result for the Genchi test.
A)30 seconds.
B)10 seconds.
C)25 seconds.
D)20 seconds.
E)35 seconds.
203.Select the insufficient result for the Genchi test.
A)75 seconds.
B)60 seconds.
C)55 seconds.
D)25 seconds.
E)15 seconds.
204.How should the Genchi test result be evaluated if it is 15 seconds?
A)Excellent
B)Medium.
C)Enough.
D)Okay.
E)Insufficient.
205.How should the Genchi test result be evaluated if it is 40 seconds?
A)Above average.
B)Medium.
C)Insufficient.
D)Enough.
E)Okay.
206.How should the result of the barbell test be evaluated if it is 35 seconds?
A)Medium.
B)Enough.
C)Weak.
D)Insufficient.
E)Okay.
207.How should the Genchi test result be evaluated if it is 35 seconds?
A)Medium.
B)Above average.
C)Weak.
D)Insufficient.
E)Okay.
208.What is used in the Rosenthal test?
A)Dynamometer.
B)Spirometer.
C)Tonometer.
D)Bicycle ergometer.
E)Tape measure.
209.The sequence of results obtained in the Rosenthal test: 3500, 3600, 3700, 3750,
4100 cm3How should it be evaluated?
A)Weak.
B)Above average.
C)Insufficient.
D)Enough.
E)Okay.
210.The sequence of results obtained in the Rosenthal test: 3600, 3600, 3550,
3600, 3600 cm3How should it be evaluated?
A)Weak.
B)Medium.
C)Insufficient.
D)Okay.
E)Enough.
211.Regardless of their physical development, which medical group should
sick people be in for physical education classes?
A)Basic.
B)Addition.
C)Preparation.
D)Physical.
E)Special.
212.In which medical group should sick, physically well-developed people be
engaged in physical education classes?
A)Basic.
B)Addition.
C)Preparation.
D)Physical.
E)Special.
213.In which medical group should sick people with average physical development be
engaged in physical education classes?
A)Preparation.
B)Special.
C)Physical.
D)Basic.
E)Addition.
214.In which medical group should sick and physically disabled people be engaged
in physical education classes?
A)Preparation.
B)Addition.
C)Basic.
D)Physical.
E)Special.
215.In which medical group should sick people with above average physical
development be engaged in physical education classes?
A)Physical.
B)Addition.
C)Special.
D)Basic.
E)Preparation.
216.In which medical group should sick people, people with below average physical
development, engage in physical education classes?
A)Basic.
B)Physical.
C)Preparation.
D)Addition.
E)Special.
217.For which contingent is the 061/U form medical certificate used?
A)Newborns.
B)Sick people.
C)Athletes.
D)Military personnel.
E)Retirees.
218.For which contingent is the 061/U form medical certificate not used?
A)Those who are engaged in physical education.
B)COMPLIANCE.
C)Low-level athletes.
D)Newborns.
E)Athletes.
219.The following section is not included in the medical record form 061/U:
A)Doctor's decision.
B)External view.
C)Passport part.
D)Examination of internal organs.
E)Laboratory examinations.
220.The following section is included in the medical record form 061/U:
A)Functional examinations.
B)Doctor's decision.
C)Functional tests of the respiratory system.
D)Laboratory examinations.
E)Marital status.
221.Massage techniques do not include:
A)Vibration.
B)Hunting.
C)Friction.
D)Don't worry.
E)Touch.
222.The treatment does not apply to natural factors used in physical education:
A)Local water procedures.
B)Air procedures.
C)Solar procedures.
D)General water procedures.
E)Mud procedures.
223.Treatment does not apply to the following forms of physical education:
A)Mechanotherapy.
B)Hiking, cross-country skiing and other applied sports activities.
C)Therapeutic gymnastics.
D)Morning hygienic gymnastics.
E)Psychotherapy.
224.How many parts does the therapeutic gymnastics procedure consist of?
A)6 parts.
B)5 parts.
C)4 parts.
D)In 2 parts.
E)In 3 parts.
225.What is the first part of the therapeutic gymnastics procedure called?
A)Turn.
B)Beginning.
C)Introduction.
D)Initial.
E)Exit.
226.What percentage of the therapeutic gymnastics procedure does the main part make up?
A)90-100%
B)80-90%
C)40-50%
D)50-70%
E)30-40%
227.What movements are not prescribed in the final part of the therapeutic gymnastics
procedure?
A)Mechanical movements.
B)Corrective actions.
C)Balancing exercises.
D)Toning movements.
E)Games.
228.The following are not considered factors for dosing physical activity:
A)Clinically fresh.
B)Age.
C)Physical preparation.
D)History.
E)Amplitude of movements.
229.The factors that affect the dosage of physical activity include:
A)Number of moves.
B)Duration of pauses.
C)Muscle groups.
D)Copy of the movement.
E)Gender.
230.The principles of dosing physical activity include:
A)Functional tests.
B)Muscle groups.
C)Arterial pressure.
D)Spirometry.
E)Goniometry.
231.What exercises are not included in the therapeutic gymnastics complex
for bronchial asthma?
A)vocal gymnastics.
B)diaphragmatic breathing
C)special breathing exercises.
D)general strengthening movements.
E)coordination movements.
232.Which functional test is not used to test the therapeutic effect
of physical education in patients with bronchial asthma?
A)determination of accelerated vital capacity of the lungs.
B)Rosenthal test.
C)Martine-Kushelevsky test.
D)Barbell test
E)Youth test.
233.Treatment for bronchial asthma is not included in the physical education
program:
A)measured walk
B)hygienic gymnastics.
C)tennis.
D)terrain.
E)weightlifting.
234.Objective indicators of the response to a single physical load
in bronchial asthma include:
A)specific functional indicators.
B)vital capacity of the lungs.
C)respiratory rate.
D)pulse rate.
E)fatigue.
235.Subjective indicators of response to physical exertion in
bronchial asthma include:
A)feeling of suffocation.
B)shortness of breath
C)fatigue.
D)vital capacity of the lungs.
E)weakness.
236.Treatment of bronchial asthma includes contraindications to the use of
physical education:
A)tendency to bleed.
B)chronic renal failure.
C)phlegm secretion
D)marked respiratory and cardiovascular failure.
E)subfebrile fever.
237.What kind of activity regimen is not prescribed during the hospital phase of
rehabilitation for myocardial infarction?
A)III - general extended mode.
B)II - half bed.
C)I b - bed.
D)I a - serious bed.
E)training regimen.
238.When should therapeutic gymnastics be started in myocardial infarction of
grade 1 severity?
A)in the 3rd week of infarction.
B)in the 2nd week of infarction.
C)in the 6th week of infarction.
D)in the 4th week of infarction.
E)on the 3rd day after the infarction.
239.What are the contraindications for performing therapeutic physical
training in ischemic heart disease?
A)rare occurrence of angina attacks.
B)stage II of hypertension.
C)atherosclerosis of the arteries.
D)Age period over 60 years.
E)frequent observation of angina attacks.
240.Which of the following is included in the physical education program
for the hospital stage of treatment of myocardial infarction?
A)remote tourism.
B)running at a fast pace.
C)therapeutic gymnastics procedure
D)swimming.
E)complicated household downloads.
241.What mode of movement is not applied in a hospital setting?
A)III - general extended mode.
B)II - half-sleep mode.
C)I b – bed rest.
D)I a - strict bed rest.
E)protective mode.
242.Contraindications to the use of therapeutic gymnastics do not include:
A)serious situation
B)thrombophlebitis.
C)bleeding.
D)high temperature.
E)Disruption of the balance between the processes of excitation and inhibition.
243.What types of exercises are not important when it comes to obesity?
A)medium and fast tempo walking.
B)running.
C)gymnastic exercises for small muscle groups.
D)exercises on simulators.
E)swimming in the pool.
244.Indications for therapeutic gymnastics in diabetes mellitus include:
A)severe form of diabetes.
B)pre-coma state.
C)severe form of the clinical course.
D)diabetic coma.
E)mild clinical course.
245.What forms of therapeutic physical education are prescribed during the
immobilization period during the treatment of trauma?
A)reflexology.
B)mechanotherapy.
C)therapeutic swimming.
D)massage.
E)therapeutic gymnastics.
246.What remedies are not appropriate during the immobilization period during
trauma treatment?
A)therapeutic gymnastics.
B)massage.
C)therapeutic swimming.
D)half-sleep mode.
E)mechanotherapy.
247.What does the application of physical education in trauma treatment prevent?
A)increase in physical performance.
B)thromboembolic complications.
C)aging of the body.
D)muscle atrophy and movement limitation.
E)osteoporosis
248.Treatment for osteochondrosis does not include a physical education program:
A)massage.
B)stretching.
C)therapeutic gymnastics.
D)Stretches for the spine.
E)exercises with dumbbells.
249.Treatment for scoliosis does not apply to the therapeutic purpose of physical
education:
A)Corrective effect on spinal deformity.
B)maintaining proper posture.
C)corrective effect on the chest.
D)a straining effect on the spine.
E)strengthening of the muscle corset.
250.What types of sports are indicated for grade I scoliosis?
A)sambo
B)judo.
C)swimming
D)weightlifting
E)wrestling