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Tests for the final control - subject "Sports Medicine" 1. Clinical supervision include: a. depth medical examination b. repeated medical examination c. ongoing review d control review e. examination in hospital 2. Feature of athletes outpatient cards is the presence of the title: a. passport part b. review of organs and systems c. the functional tests d neuroligocal status e. somatoskopy 3. Medical Support dues provides: a. chief doctor LFD b. sports doctor c. the average medical worker d team masseur 4. In stationary athletes are sent ro: a. define the diagnosis of acute illness b. uncertain of the diagnosis for his clarification c. to individuals with chronic surge d to conduct a course of manual therapy e. additional examination of the chronic infection 5. Control review of the sportsmen is held: a. after conducting rehabilitasion measures b. after diseases and injuries c. after training d after speaking at the event
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Tests for the final control - subject "Sports Medicine" 1. Clinical supervision include:
a. depth medical examination b. repeated medical examination c. ongoing review d control review e. examination in hospital
2. Feature of athletes outpatient cards is the presence of the title: a. passport part b. review of organs and systems c. the functional tests d neuroligocal status e. somatoskopy
3. Medical Support dues provides: a. chief doctor LFD b. sports doctor c. the average medical worker d team masseur
4. In stationary athletes are sent ro: a. define the diagnosis of acute illness b. uncertain of the diagnosis for his clarification c. to individuals with chronic surge d to conduct a course of manual therapy e. additional examination of the chronic infection
5. Control review of the sportsmen is held: a. after conducting rehabilitasion measures b. after diseases and injuries c. after training d after speaking at the event
6. Sports Medicine examines all issues besides one: a. athlete health b. physiological processes in which flows the physical loading c. pathological conditions arising in sportsmen d sano g enet ic reaction in patients in the process of physical
rehabilitation 7. Central link of sport-medical service:
a. sport- medic al Center b. Center for Sports Medicine c. rehabilitation Center d comprehensive research group
8. In-depth examination of the sportsmen spend in a. sport-medical kabinets b. students policlinic c. sport- medic al department
9. Pick mandatory functional study of the sportsmen during clinical examination:
a. ECG
b. PCG c. REG d pneumotahometry e. abdominal ultrasound
10. During dyspanserisation of the sportsmen must hold: a. analysis of urine by Nechyporenko b. research on blood sugar contents c. kariogramm of buccal biopsy d general analysis of urine e. definition of saliva enzimes activity
11. The athlete, who failed dyspanserisation: a. allowed to the competition b. not allowed to the competition c. allowed in some cases
12. Sportsmen who allowed to participate in sport have concluding for health:
a. healthy b. practically healthy c. patient
13. The main section of the sports doctor is: a. testing sportsmen ability to work b. control of the health of the sportsmen c. treatment of diseases and injuries in sportsmen d implementing health measures among sportsmen
14. The primary goal of clinical examination sportsmen are: a. obtain full and on comprehensive information on health b. obtain information about the functional state of the physical
and serviceability c. Increase of sports and maintaining high ability to work
15. The main focus of clinical observations athletes are: a. receive complete information about the health of sportsmen b. of preventive measures and health c. rehabilitation of athletic ability to work d construction of training programs
16. With high levels of slow muscle fibers in skeletal muscles of sportsmen lactate accumulation occurs when the intensity of work:
a. 50-55% of MSCs b. 80-85% of MSCs d. MSC 100%
17. The motor quality "equilibrium" depends on: a. compositions of muscle fibers b. body composition, c. properties of vestibular system d. biomechanik of cervical spine department
18. Level of urea in the blood athlete describes the metabolism of: a. carbohydrates b. proteins
c. lipids d energetic
19. Level of lactate in the blood athlete describes the metabolism of: a. carbohydrates b. proteins c. lipids d vitamins
20. Sports bound to the development of general stamina: a. weightlifting b. Art gymnastics c. basketball d a cademic Rowing e. great tennis
21. Sports bound with the development speed: a. Modern Pentathlon b. sprint running c. sports gymnastycs d archery
22. Sports bound to the development of power: a. acrobatics b. p ow erlift ing c. biatlon d water polo
23. Aerobic exercise relates to: a. walking b. running 100 m c. jumps d discus
24. By anaerobic exercise relates: a. shooting b. swimming c. skiing d push rod e. riding bycicle
25. By atsyklichnyh physical exercise relates: a. walking b. discus c. rowing d swimming
26. The main purpose of the workout: a. achieve optimal excitation CNS b. mobilisatsion of the physiological functions of the organism c. Increase of elasticity of muscles and ligaments d. all above-mentioned factors
27. LANO - is: a. load's capacity at which the MCO reaching in
b. load's capacity in which the reserve is exhausted aerobic power c. load's capacity in which laboratory methods begin to appear anaerob ic processes
28. In untrained persons LANO is: a. 20-30% of MCOs b. 40-45% of MCOs c. 904-70% MCOs d. 80-90% of MCOs
29. In trained individuals LANO is: a. 20-30% of MCOs b. 40-45% of MCOs c. 60-70% of MCOs d. 80-90% of MCOs
30. Elementary forms of speed: a. latent time simple and complex motor reaction b. speed of execution of some movements c. frequency motions d. all above-mentioned components
31. Total stamina - is: a. ability to perform long-term global muscular work mainly aerobic nature
b. ability to long-term maintenance of a certain tension force c. ability to overcome fatigue during physical stress
32. Elasticity - is: a. anatomic amount of motion in the joints b. high elasticity copula-muscle structures c. ability to perform movements with amplitudes close to anatomic joint movement
33. The power - is: a. ability to develop maximum work's capacity b. ability to overcome or to keep the external resistance due to strain muscles c. ability to overcome external resistance with maximum speed
34. The speed - is: a. high frequency motion b. high rate of reaction of the nervous system c. ability to perform movements for minimal time under these
conditions 35. Coordination - is:
a. maximum accuracy impression of the purpose b. conformity beginning and end of a given motor act regime c. the ability to quickly, accurately, and efficiently overcome the moving tasks
36. Hammer Throw included in group exercises: a. explosive
b. standard-variables c. interval-repeated
37. Acicle exercises belong to all, except: a. discus b. Hi-Speed downhill skiing c. figure skating d. skating
38. For representatives velocity-power kinds of sports dilyatatsiya heart cavity are:
a. not typical b. characteristic c. depends on the length of an athlete
39. During potovydilennya m'yazoviy work in larger quantity displayed: a. Water b. electrolytes c. the same amount of water and electrolytes
40. During the oxidation of 1 molecule of glucose in Krebs cicle occurs: a. 8 ATP b. 32 ATP molecules c. 38 ATP d. 44 ATP molecules
41. The final product of aerobic glicolysis are: a. pyruvic acid b. lactic acid c. carbon bioxid and water d. citric acid
42. The final product of anaerobic glicolysis are: a. pyruvic acid b. lactic acid c. carbon bioxid and water d citric acid
43. Quetelet Index - is: a. manus dynamometry ratio to body weight b. heart rate on the first minute of recovery c. body weight ratio for growth
44. The life index - is: a. ratio of weight to length of body b. VC ratio to body weight c. product of heart rate and systolic pressure
45. The power index - is: a. the ratio of class forces for growth b. number of pull ups in 1 minute c. manus dynamometr y ratio to body weight
46. Safe level of physical health on a scale rapid assessment H.L.Apanasenko is:
a. 6 b. 10
c. 14 47. The main task of depth examination of athletes:
a. evaluation of physical development b. determine the biological age c. definition of health d. access to training e. establishing the impact of physical load on the organism
48. When measurements of growth standing athlete must touch: a. sacrum, heels, occiput b. sacrum, heels, between scapulas, occiput c. sacrum, between scapulas, occiput d. sacrum , heels, between scapulas
49. In measurements of the circumference of the chest and centimeter line impose:
a. the upper edge of the blades, in women - on the breast in males - under the nipple b. through the middle of scapula and third rib edge c. lower angle of scapulas in males - at the bottom edge of nipple line circles , in women over the breasts, in place of connecting the 4th ribs to sternum d. at an angle of scapulas and five rib
50. When an athlete makes measurements of VC: a. five exhales and inhales with the interval 15 s b. maximum breath standing and smooth exhale. Allowance induces the biggest result of three attempts c. maximum breath sitting and smooth exhale. Allowance induces the biggest result of three attempts d. each inhale and exhale sharply
51. During somatoskopy study: a. muscle strength, body weight, terrain muscles b. threshold of heart, lungs c. form of chest and back posture , level of fat d. the mobility of the spine and joints
52. When dynamometry brushes dynamometer contracts: a. down in hand, once b. in uphand, abruptly c. hand towardly, flexed in elbow three times d. hand towardly a straight line three times
53. When antropometry study: a. growth standing, body weight, chest circumference posture,
form of legs and feet b. topography organs of the abdominal cavity c. heart and lung boundary
54. Complex examination of sportsmen includes: a. carrying out medicinal-pedagogical observations b. sports history, and somatoskopy , antropometry, the functional diagnostics
c. studying the sanitary conditions of employment and injury analysis in competition
55. Features sportsmen study are: a. estimation of physical development b. RNO at studying the skeletal system and
somatoskopy c. the usage of functional tests in the functional diagnostics d. indicating the biochemical signs of fatigue
56. Holding antropometry requires certain conditions: a. research carried out after a one furniture b. sleep before mental studies must be at least 7 hours c. research carried out on an empty stomach at any time of
day d research carried out in the morning on an empty stomach e. to mental studies can not smoke cigarettes
57. Normal amplitude of the QRS complex in V1-V6 should not be more than:
a. 10 mm b. 15 mm c. 20 mm d 25 mm e. 30 mm
58. About QT interval prolongation say in where he more than: a. 0,01 b. 0.02 s c. 0.03 s d. 0.04 s e. 0.05 s
59. The normal form of the chest: a. atipic b. cylindrical c. funnel form d chiken chest
60. Using a simple spirography can be determined in lung ventilation: a. index Tifno b. rate of exhalation c. forced expiratory volume
61. The volume of air that is directly involved in pulmonary metabolism is in lung capacity:
a. Capacity vital lung b. FUNCTIONAL Lung Capacity c. Total lung Capacity d. Capacity exhalation e. Capacity inspiration
62. Method of gall bladder diagnosis in athletes: a. Ultrasound b. cholet c ysto g ra ph y
c. duodenal intubation d. laparoskopy
63. Normal blood urea contents: a. 3.8 mmol / L b. 8.4 mmol / L c. 10.3 mmol / l d. 17.2 mmol / l
64. Normal fluctuations relative density of urine is an athlete: a. 1004-1010 b. 1006-1020 c. 1015-1027
65. Normal amplitude of the QRS complex: a. 18 mm b. 20 mm c. 22 mm d. 25 mm
66. Normal T wave in sportsmen can be negative: a. the second b. in the first c. in the third and aVL d. in the first and aVF
67. To determine the pathology which an athlete can Ultrasonic Assisted dozen research at heart:
a. conduction b. valve defects c. arrhythmias d. chronic cardiac aneurysm
68. The basic method of studying the physical properties of the liver and gall bladder athletes:
a. anamnesis b. review c. palpat ion d. perkutation e. auskultation
69. By dyspeptic complaints in diseases of the stomach in an athlete does not include:
a. pains b. disorders of appetite, bad taste in mouth c. vomiting d. blowing in epigastry e. nausea, pyrosis
70. The main complaint athlete in diseases of the intestine: a. intestinal bleeding b. breach stool, bloating c. pyrosis d. pains in stomac
71. Method study of electrical aktyvity of heart:
a. balistokardiografy b. fonokardiografy c. ECG d. echokardiografy
72. Normal glucose content of capillary blood fasting athlete: a. 1,33-3,21 mmol / l b. 3,33-5,55 mmol / l c. 5,60-6,60 mmol / l d. 6,70-7,33 mmol / l
73. Number of leucocytes in the urinary sediment for nechyporenko: a. 4.0 x 106 / l b. 8.0 x 106 / l c. 20.0 x 106 / l d 100.0 x 106 / l
74. Number erytrocytes in the urinary osadi for nechyporenko: a. 1.0 x 106 / l b. 2.5 x 106 / l c. 5.0 x 106 / l d. 10.0 x 106 / l
75. Normal pH of arterial blood: a. 7,30-7,33 b. 7,34-7,37 c. 7,39-7,41 d. 7,43-7,46
76. Most functional cardiac noises in athletes: a. strengthen in the position of standing b. weaker in the position of lying c. strengthen during inhalation d. weakened in the physical loading e. disappear when breathing
77. The emergence of the first tone is due to: a. contraction of muscles shlunochkiv b. closing mitral and trykuspidal valves c. valve opening of the aorta and pulmonary arteries d. to all above-mentioned e. none of the above
78. Early systolic noise is defined by: a. at once the second tone b. at once the first tone c. between the first and second tones d. before the second tone e. before the first tone
79. PQ interval duration determined in a. I b. II c. III d. aV R aVL , aV F which induces the biggest interval
e. aVR aVL, aVF where the smallest interval 80. In normi amplitude P wave on the ECG should not perebilshuvaty:
a. 2.0 mm b. 2.5mm c. 3.0 mm d. 3.5mm e. 4.0 mm
81. In normi T wave is always positive in a. I b. II c. III d. I and II e. II and III
82. Precordial leads are: a. First, second, third b. aVR, aVL, aVF c. V1-V3
83. Diastolic noise is defined by: a. at once the first tone b. between the first and second tones c. immediately before the first tone d. the second tone
84. Normal cardiac impulse is an adult at 1- 1.5 cm.: a. medially from the anterior axillary line in the fourth
intercostal space b. laterally from the midclavicular line in the fourth
intercostal space c. medially from the midclavicular line in the fifth intercostal
space d. medially from the anterior axillary line in the fifth
intercostal space 85. When synus tachycardi heart rate at rest is usually not more than:
a. 80-100 in 1 min b. 100-130 in 1 min c. 140-160 in 1 min d. 170-190 in 1 min
86. Additional medicinal examination sportsmen do not carry in case of: a. admission to participate in competitions b. access to training after illness c. purpose motor mode d. Controls on sexual affiliation
87. MOST klityny chest deformation causes curvature of the spine: a. skolioz b. pidsylenyy lumbar lordosis c. pidsylenyy chest kifoz d. kifoskolioz
88. Often athletes with acute respiratory infections should be surveyed sports physician:
a. every month b. every 2 months c. every 6 months d. every year
89. Severe bradycardia under the influence of sports training develops sportsmen, who mainly develop:
a. Hi-Speed-resolution sylovi b. general stamina c. coordinate
90. Sportsmen types of blood circulation, except: a. hipokinetic b. hiperkinetic c. makrokinet i c d. eukinetic
91. Pathology systolic noise in sportsmen recorded in all cases, except for: a. relative narrowing otvoriv heart b. acceleration of blood flow c. heart valves failure
92. Functional systolic noise in sportsmen after physical load: a. extended b. reduced c. does not change d. disappears
93. Functional systolic noise in sportsmen at fitness: a. weaker b. strenghthen c. does not change
94. The maximum attainable heart rate in sportsmen at an altitude of physical load is:
a. 220-240 in 1 min b. 200 in 1 min c. 180 in 1 min
95. Do physical culture contribute: a. raising the level of blood insulin b. reduce the level of blood insuli n c. raising the level of blood glucose
96. Adaptation change the respiratory system during physical training: a. decreased minute volume of respiration b. decreased respiratory coefficient c. increase d respiratory volume
97. The largest sizes of hearts with athletes who develop mainly: a. general stamina b. Hi-Speed stamina c. Hi-Speed-resolution power d. elasticity
98. Miopy medium severity characterized by optical correction: a. 2 dioptry b. 3 dioptry c. 6 dioptry d. 8 dioptry
99. A Characterization of the autonomic nervous system is not an athlete stipulates:
a. swetting b. vestibular stability c. dermografism d. termoresystens
100. Physical development assesed method as the average standards in deviation from the arithmetic mean of:
a. plus or minus one sigma b. plus or minus from one sigma to plus-minus two sigma c. plus or minus from two sigma-minus to plus three sigma
101. Size dilennya body weight (g) on the growth of (cm.) Is called the index: a. Brock b. Quetelet c. Hirate
102. To estimate the dynamic coordination of sportsmen use: a. Romberg's test b. finger-nose test c. EEG d. Adson test
103. Gain lumbar lordosis is described as: a. round back b. concave back c. flat back d. round-concave back
104. Physiological shape of the chest: a. round b. rachityc c. conical d. emphysematosic
105. Normally on plantogram for paint on part of the foot should not exceed: a. 1/2 of the width b. 1/3 of the width c. 1/4 of the width
106. The volume of air that is exhaled from the lung to protyazi 1 minute is called:
a. tidal volume b. pulmonary ventilation c. forced vital capacity d. maximum ventilation lung
107. To contraindications to determine the class forces in sportsmen not stipulates:
a. hernia Schmorl b. chronic tonsillitis c. inguinal hernia d. pregnancy
108. For the visual characteristics of the degree of skeletal muscles are not used criterion:
a. volume b. power c. relief
109. The angle of motion in the joints measured: a. kaliper b. honiometr c. podometr d. the meter e. dynamometer
110. An index that defines the difference between growth and the amount of standing body weight and chest circumference called index:
a. Brock b. Quetelet c. Pin'ye d. Ruf'ye e. Hirate
111. In the urine of healthy athlete resting period of rest after exercise protein: a. Those present b. there is no c. sometimes are present
112. The static coordinate describes: a. Test Yarotskiy b. The spin test Barani c. difficult Romberg test d. finger-nose test
113. Access to training gymnasts not allow for the presence of: a. miopy lesser degree b. skoliotic posture c. diskinesy of bile-excreting tracts d. splan c hnopto sis
114. Normally always negative T wave in: a. second standard b. V1 c. V5 d. aVR
115. Methods to study the function of external breathing is not classed: a. spirography b. pneumotachometry c. o xi hemo g ra ph y d. pnevmotonometry
116. On increase interval PQ say if he exceeds:
a. 0.14 sec b. 0.16 sec c. 0.18 sec d. 0.20 sec
117. On reducing the interval PQ say if he is less than: a. 0.16 sec b. 0.14 sec c. 0.12 sec d. 0.10 sec
118. An increase in heart rate duration interval QT: a. increases b. decreases c. does not change
119. An increase in heart rate interval duration PQ: a. increases b. decreases c. does not change
120. Normally amplitude of the QRS complex in any of the thoracic dedicated areas does not exceed:
a. 10 mm b. 15 mm c. 20 mm d. 25 mm e. 30 mm
121. P prong on normal ECG reflects: a. excitation Sino-auricular node b. atrial depolari s ation c. the excitement atrio-ventricular node d. depolarization of ventriculars
122. T wave on the ECG reflects: a. excitation Sino-auricular node b. atrial depolarization c. repolyary s at ion phase mio c ard of ventriculars
123. The most objective information about hypertrophy gives: a. ECG b. echoCG c. apekskardiography d. reography
124. Direct ECG signs of hypertrophy are: a. P wave amplitude increase b. the increase in P wave duration c. the increase in amplitude R i P d. increase the width of the QRS complex with more than 0.12
125. In the right precordial (V1, V2) R wave is formed as a result of excitation: a. the right ventricle b. left-ventricular c. interventricular septum
126. Normally depretion of ST segment does not exceed: a. 0.5 mm b. 1.0 mm c. 2.0 mm
127. Normally elevation of S wave does not exceed: a. 0.5 mm b. 1.0 mm c. 2.0 mm
128. Normal electrical LSI is in the heart range: a. 0 - 300 b. 300 - 700 c. 400 - 600 d. 700 - 900
129. Vertical POSITION hearts typical for sportsmen, who are engaged in sports:
a. basketball, volleyball b. weightlifting, sports gemnastics c. Football, Cycling
130. Function of miocard that can not be detected on ECG: a. conductivity b. excitability c. automatism d. contractility
131. Tachicardiya determined when the heart rate is larger for: a. 75 beats / min b. 90 beats / min c. 105 beats / min
132. Bradycardiya determined when the heart rate is less than: a. 70 beats / min b. 60 beats / min c. 50 beats / min
133. In sports that train stamina heart rate in the state of rest may be less than: a. 70 beats / min b. 60 beats / min c. 50 beats / min
134. Normally during Martine test pulse increases within: a. 20-30% b. 60-80% c. 80-100% d. 130-150%
135. The normal reaction of test in the 15-second run in place at maximal temp is an increase in heart rate limits:
a. 20-40% b. 60-80% c. 100-120% d. 120-150%
136. Normally after 3-minute run in place in temp of 180 steps per minute heart rate increases within:
a. 20-40% b. 60-80% c. 100-120% d. 120-150%
137. When dystonic type reaction system blood circulation "infinitely tone" is heard at least:
a. 0 s b. 30 c c. 1 minute d. 2 min e. 3 min
138. In persons trained male test pulse after Martin becomes restored after: a. 5 min b. 4 min c. 3 min d. 2 min e. 1 min
139. In the Harvard step test pulse during restoration rely on: a. The first minute b. The first, second, third minutes c. second and third minutes d. second , third, fourth minutes e. third, fourth, fifth minutes
140. Definition VC dynamics under the influence of physical load is called: a. The dynamic spirometr y b. Test Rosenthal c. the forced vital capacity d. pneumotahometry e. the maximum ventilation of the lungs
141. Index Harvard step test is given by: a. x 2 (P2 + P3 + P4) / loading time b. (P2 + P3 + P4) / 100 c. x 3 (P1 + P2 + P3) / 50
142. A characteristic feature of the type of reaction dystonic blood pressure test with 20 squads are:
a. Increase of blood pressure level b. Increase of systolic and reduce pressure diastolic c. the sound is heard when the phenomenon of pressure decreases to zero d. step-type blood pressure changes
143. Climbing a step in the Harvard step test for adults is: a. 1 minute b. 3 min c. 5 minutes
144. Step height for men at Harvard step test is:
a. 30 cm b. 40 cm c. 43 cm d. 50 cm e. 53 cm
145. Physical serviceability - is: a. the physical ability to perform the maximum work b. The potential ability to show maximum physical effort in static, dynamic or mixed work c. motor quality that characterizes complex health d. the functional state of the cardiorespyratory system
146. Physical serviceability determined: a. health b. by the level of physical health c. As to individuals d. by the level of development of motor skills
147. The motor quality, from which depend in greatest degrees of the physical serviceability:
a. power b. quickness c. stamina d. velocity
148. Determining the physical ability to work is not carried out at: a. dystrophy of miocard b. acute respiratory diseases c. a traumatic shoulder pleksytis d. surface excess weight
149. By ECG signs neadekvatnosti at cycloerhometric test stipulates: a. R wave amplitude increase to 50% b. reducing PQ interval c. depresion ST segment d. horizontal depresion ST segment 0.3 mm e. the appearance of frequent ventricular extrasystoles
150. Average difference in the frequency of the pulse in carrying out orthostatic test an athlete:
a. 2-4 beats / min b. 14-16 beats / min c. 22-24 beats / min d. 30-32 beats / min
151. At what type of reaction to BP standard physical load in test of Martin "infinitive tone"phenomenon occurs:
a. normotonic b. astenic c. hypertonic d. dystonic e. the step-type
152. The absolute contraindications for samples from dosed load does not belong to individuals status:
a. acute tromboflebitis b. severe respiratory insufficiency c. incomplete blockade of the right bundle branch block of Giss d. acute colds with fever e. the acute period of brain injury
153. At what type of reaction to BP standard load 20 squads for 30 seconds will immediately raising the pressure under more than 160-180% of the initial level:
a. normotonic b. hipotonic c. h y pertonic d. dystonic e. the step-type
154. In equation in the supine position and in a position standing heart rate increased by:
a. 0-10% b. 10-20% c. 20-30% d. 30-40% e. 40-50%
155. Normally decrease in ST segment during dosed physical load not exceed: a. 0.2 mm b. 0.3 mm c. 0.5 mm d. 0.7 mm e. 1.0 mm
156. Which is the maximum time an marathon athlete can hold breath in Shtange test:
a. p 25-30 b. p 45-50 c. 75-80 s d. 100 s. and more
157. Timing breath test after inhale contents are: a. Stange b. Henchi c. Marharia
158. Five-time measurement of vital capacity of 15 s samples: a. orthostatic b. Rosenthal c. Henchi d. Shafranovskoho e. Votchal
159. Contraindications to determine the physical ability to work: a. the presence of chronic coronary insufficiency b. BP 170/95 mm Hg c. ta c hi c ardy 110 beats / min
d. bradycardy 60 beats / min e. chronicle bronchitis
160. Indirect method for determining the physical ability to work: a. Test Serkina b. Test Ruf'ye c. Test Yarotskiy d. klinostatic test
161. To the problem of functional testing sportsmen do not include: a. sports output rates b. evaluation of physical development c. the definition of physical ability to work d. cardiorespyratory reserves evaluation system e. determine the efficiency of physical rehabilitation sportsmen
162. To characterize renewable period after muscle activity not use sample: a. Test DTSOLIFK b. Test N a vakki c. Harvard Step Test d. Martin test
163. Before the test load to individuals with dosed preferably rest on: a. 10 minutes b. 20-30 minutes c. 2-3 hours d. 24 hours
164. Testing is necessary to carry out the physical ability to work after receiving food by:
a. 5-10 min b. 20-30 min c. 40-50 min d. 1.5-2 hours e. 6-8 hours
165. To contraindications for submaximal load of tests not include: a. reconvalesence period after suffering a viral hepatitis b. active rheumatic heart disease c. complete atrio-ventricular block d. WPW syndrome
166. Submaximal test load is required to stop in case of: a. strong shortness of breath b. a significant dizziness c. Increase of systolic blood pressure more than 25% of the
initial d. refusal of an athlete from the research e. systolichnoho reducing blood pressure more than 25% of the
initial g. attack of retrosternal pains
167. ECG signs ща physical stress can be: a. elevation ST segment more than 0.2 mV
b. the increase in the amplitude of the T wave more than 3 times
c. R wave voltage reduction by 50% and more d. value of PQ interval 0.2 s e. early occurrence of ventricular extrasystoles
168. By recommendation the duration with each step in submaximal load test must be at least:
a. 5 minutes b. 4 minutes c. 3 minutes d. 2 minutes
169. Appropriate maximum heart rate is given by: a. 220 - age (in years) b. 200 - age c. 170 - age 1/2 d. 195 - age
170. According to the formula "195 - age" in the physical navantazhenni determined:
a. maximum heart rate of age b. maximal heart rate of age c. the threshold heart rate
171. The initial load for children up to 10 years in cycloergometry: a. 25 W b. 50 W c. 100 W d. 1 W / kg
172. By relative contraindications for the load of tests not include: a. diabetes mellitus b. thyrotoxicosis c. fatinness second stage d. anemia significant (Hb less than 60%) e. a significant increase in heart size
173. For girls older than 18 years at Harvard step test recommended height steps: a. 50 cm b. 43 cm c. 40 cm d. 33 cm
174. Climbing a step in the Harvard step test for boys seven years: a. 2 minutes b. 3 minutes c. 4 minutes d. 5 minutes
175. Climbing a step in the Harvard step test for girls 13 years: a. 2 minutes b. 3 minutes c. 4 minutes d. 5 minutes
176. Physiological changes of ECG during physical load: a. P wave amplitude reduction b. R wave amplitude reduction c. inversion of T wave d. decrease in RR interval
177. When normotonic type of reaction system blood circulation in women physical load in Martin test restoration rate is not more than:
a. 1 minute b. 2 min c. 3 min d. 4 min e. 5 min
178. Breath delay during Stange test normally not less than: a. p 25-35 b. p 55-60 c. 1.5-2 min d. 3 min
179. Breath delay during Henchi test normally not less than: a. 10-15 b. p 30-40 c. 55-60 s d. 1.5-2 min
180. During the test the athlete does Stange breath: a. normal b. submaximal c. maximum
181. Normotonic second type of reaction to physical stress BP considered pathological if the recovery more:
a. 30 s b. 1 min c. 1.5 min d. 3 min
182. Index Ruf'ye determined after loading: a. 20 squats 30 s b. 30 squats 30 s c. 45 squats 30 s d. 20 s 45 squats
183. Dosed load or stimulant effect that allows to estimate the functional state of an organism is called:
a. FUNCTIONAL test b. Test c. Index
184. The Martine test is carried out after recovery at least for: a. 1 minute b. 5 min c. 30 minutes d. 60 min
185. In threemoment kombinated test includes all tests, except for: a. 20 squats 30 s b. three minue run in place in temp of 180 steps in 1 min c. a five-minute run in place in temp of 160 steps in 1 min d. fifteen seconds run in place in rapid temp
186. Subjective signs not adequate physical load cycloergometry not include: a. pallor b. ta c hikard y c. drastically fatigue d. desorientation in space and time
187. For sportsmen Men initial load is cycloergometry: a. 25 W b. 50 W c. 100 W d. 150 W
188. For untrained women and children initial degree of load is cycloergometry ma's capacity:
a. 25 W b. 50 W c. 100 W d. 150 W
189. For healthy untrained males initial load is cycloergometry: a. 25 W b. 50 W c. 100 W d. 150 W
190. Duration of load in the second stage testi PWC 170 equals: a. 1 minute b. 3 min c. 5 minutes d. 7 min
191. Warm up before the test PWC 170 : a. held b. sometimes held c. is not performed
192. For the cycloergometry not necessarily have instruments or apparatus: a. defibrylyator b. g a s analizator c. apparatus for artificial respiration d. tonometer
193. For testing anaerobic productivity not use test: a PWC 170 b. determine the maximum oxygen debt c. determining the concentration of blood lactate
194. During classes at the specialized medical group limited to the exercises: a. ball games b. Hi-Speed-power nature
c. the development of general stamina d. hours at the gym
195. Indications for recreational exercise: a. hostory of disease in stage b. aneurysm of the heart c. reduce physical condition below the safe level d. liver disease with manifestations of insufficiency
196. What is expressed density training sessions: a. in minutes b. in hours c. in percents d. weight sports
197. To exercise a cyclic ratio: a. the game of basketball b. skiing c. athletic gymnastics d. great tennis
198. Choose MOST RELIABLE mean of preventing pain in the back with force treining:
a. the exercises in a position sitting b. maintaining the level of posture during exercise c. u se the belt for powerlifting d. initial exclusion provisions standing in bending forward
199. The concept of fitness of athlete include: a. the physical preparation and FUNCTIONAL readiness of
organism b. the tactical and technical preparation c. the moral and volitional and Psychological preparation d. all the above e. nothing of the above
200. Goals, during training solved in: a. warmup b. The basic part c. all three parts of the lesson
201. The main components of cyclic exercises: a. duration of exercise and interval between them b. Coordination complexity c. power tension
202. Exercises for the opening of classes in physical education: a. with a burden b. in the gym c. sporting games d. general strengthening gymnastics
203. Exercises for the final part of the Physical Education classes: a. the elements of wrestling b. himnastychni exercises on the equipment c. flywheel movements and ajog running
d. low-moving games 204. By the principles of sports training not relates:
a. systematic b. cyclic c. unity by special and general training d. individualisation e. the emotional coloring sessions
205. The objectives of physical education of pupils do not belong: a. preparation of sportsmen b. providing harmonic physical development c. the development of an optimal level of motor skills
206. Starting in specialization group in light athletic occurs since: a. 5-6 years b. 8-9 years c. 10-11 years d. 13-14 years
207. Features of physical training of children: a. versatile physical preparation b. follow of age limits for admission to the competition c. limit forced achieve athletic performance d. all the above
208. Considerable physical stress affect resistancy athlete as follows: a. increasing b. reducing c. no effect
209. Athlete, muscle which is a small number of fast contractile fibers, poorly adapted to:
a. the power of b. Hi-Speed operation c. Durable work
210. Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of glucose to CO 2 and H 2 O release: a. 3 ATP molecules b. 38 molecules of ATP
211. For primary children of selection to the sport of great importance: a. the evaluation of health b. comparison passport and biological age c. psychological indicators of tendency to sports activities d. indicators of physical ability to work
212. Medical Biology estimates the control: a. level of technique and tactical and physical training b. health, possibility of different functional systems c. psychic condition and features individuality of athlete
213. Dope stuff up all the groups, except: a. psychostimulants b. metyc like and amins c. c ardiotoni c d. CNS stimulants
e. drug analgesics g. anabolic steroids
214. The group banned in sport anabolic includes: a. corticotropin b. stanozolol c. clenbuterol
215. Contraindications for the purpose of improving physical training: a. dyspnea during physical load b. parahypnosis c. acute disease d. body overweight
216. The main indicator of level of stress in health training: a. swetting level b. the degree of fatigue c. HR d. emotsional reaction
217. Contraindications to the purpose of improving training facilities: a. glucose tolerance violation b. arterial hypertension c. the pain in spine d. thrombophlebitis of lower extremities
218. Physiological curve of improving training sessions is not an indicator: a. HR b. arterial pressure c. the degree of fatigue d. VC e. dynamometri
219. By external signs of fatigue are not classed: a. The color of skin b. pains in muscles c. the accuracy of motion d. equilibrium e. swetting
220. With adequate training load the heart rate becomes restored after: a. immediately after classes b. 5 minutes c. 20 minutes d. and 2:00 e. 24 hours
221. Indicators which examined at current control: a. the level of blood cholesterol b. the physical serviceability c. HR d. swetting e. pain sensitivity
222. Stage investigations conducted by: a. day
b. after each microcycle c. renewed every 2-3 months
223. During the phased control determine: a. the level of blood urea b. hemoglobin concentration c. the level of physical ability to work d. coordinate movements e. HR
224. Subjective indicators of self-control include: a. respiratory rate b. the quality of sleep c. HR d. body weight e. orthostatic test result
225. During the operational control supervision is carried out: a. during training b. the next day after training c. before training d. the day before training
226. During the current control supervision is carried out: a. before training and after it b. the next morning after workout c. renewed every 2 months d. during training
227. Distant effect of training sessions is carried out during a. control-phase b. the current c ontrol c. the operational control
228. State athlete who is a result of long-term training carried out during control: a. phase b. current c. the operational
229. For the dope category not stipulates: a. obzidan b. Seduxen c. sermion d. autohemotransfusion
230. During pregnancy sports training should be: a. continued b. at interdiction to continue participation in competitions c. suspended
231. Dope category does not include: a. ephedrine hydrochlorid b. methandrostenolone c. amfetamin d. caffeine benzoate e. mildronat
g. bromantan 232. Dope include:
a. karnitin hydrochlorid b. nandrolol c. creatine d. yohimbin e. pikolinat chromium g. vamin
233. Orthostatic test used under time control: a. Operational b. current c. Staging
234. Sample PWC 170 is used to control: a. Operational b. current c. Staging
235. During the determination of the type of reaction of heart pulse counting by: a. 5 s b. 10 c c. 15, s d. 20 s e. 30 s
236. The presence of dope most often allows analysis to confirm: a. the stomach contents b. urine c. of blood d. cerebrospinal fluid
237. Select property, plant adaptogens which are: a. reduce the energy resources of the central nervous system b. raise lipid peroxidation of cell membranes c. increase tension of autoimmunity d. cause physiological stress e. reduce the production of endorphins
238. During long intensive work in hot climates athlete should take liquids: a. hypertonic b. normotonic c. hypertonic
239. The rate of removal of lactate in the recovery period greater in terms of rest: a. active b. passive
240. Admission sports massage "stroking" affects the central nervous system: a. tonic b. sedative c. no effect
241. Admission sports massage "friction" has a characteristic effect: a. cooling fabrics b. analgesia
c. gain muscle contraction d. decrease in elasticity of tissues
242. Which treatments are recommended after the first two-time training workout in a day:
a. renewable massage b. segmental reflex massage c. sauna d. pine bath
243. After the second training as a means of restoring not apply: a. electrosleep b. hyperbaric oxigenation c. full body massage d. power shower ( Sharko ) e. vitamin-mineral drinks
244. To more rapid overhot of organism during: a. a steam bath (Russian) b. Dry-air sauna
245. From the methodological point of view is a sauna: a. Passive Recreation b. RELEVANT load c. healing treatments
246. The best and time for the sauna for athlete: a. before breakfast b. before dinner c. before bedtime
247. Attended a sauna prohibited for sportsmen in the following cases: a. acute diseases b. the general fatigue c. joints and muscles injury
248. After the end of the competition boxers can attened sauna no earlier than 24 hours. This is due to:
a. psychic condition b. reaction of the nervous system c. the possibility of internal bleeding d. body weight
249. In the period The first procedure and 5 minutes after the second stay in even healthy people diastolic pressure
a. increases b. decreases c. does not change
250. If sauna appointed by the athlete for the purpose of liquidation fatigue, then immediately after it is necessary to carry out:
a. rehydration b. Active Rest c. Passive Recreation
251. For training in a hot climate of recommended: a. an increase in the content of carbohydrates nutrition
b. reducing calorie content of food ratsionu c. Minor reception mineral-vitamin cool drinks
252. Over time before the competition can use the sauna: a. one week b. for 2-4 days c. a day d. in 10-12 hours
253. Arousing massage lasts before starting: a. 1-2 minutes b. 6-10 min c. 15-20 min d. 20-30 minutes
254. Sedative massage after the end of the competition continues: a. 10-12 min b. 20-40 min c. 50-60 min
255. To increase muscle mass in sportsmen use: a. orotate potassium b. retabolil c. ATP d. mildronat e. hlyutaminovu acid
256. During the intense energy lose of sportsmen appointed: a. trental b. legalon c. piratsetam d. calcium g li c ero ph os ph at is
257. Adaptogen classed: a. PI boksyn b. mint c. Hawthorn d. Chinese lemon e. furosemid
258. By means of nonsteroidal anabolic classed: a. stanozolol b. karnitin chloride c. piridoksin d. testosterone propionat
259. For maintaining the water-salt balance during competition in terms of heat and humidity Increased need:
a. liquid cooled drink large volumes b. limit the use of liquid during the execution of competitive
exercises c. Use solovi tablets dissolved form d. carbohydrate cold mineraln drinks by m inor port ions
260. For "weight losing" for sportsmen recommend: a. completely exclude the use of carbohydrates
b. TSB ment furosemid 1 g. for three days c. nutrition that was balanced with a reduced calorie content d. completely reduce fats
261. To prevent imunodeficit in winter sportsmen use: a. magnitterapy b. oxigemoterapy c. sulfur bath d. UV
262. Method of superkompensation hlikohenu in pechintsi and muscles used in sports to knitting with the development of:
a. total stamina b. Hi-Speed, power quality c. quickness and flexibility d. force
263. Antyhypoxants classed: a. glicerophosphat Ca b. riboksin c. carnitine chloride d. glutamic sour OTA
264. The composition of drinks for use by athletes during competitions include: a. chicken broth b. rosehip syrup, oat decoction c. fat yogurt d. distilled water
265. In order adaptation increase of reserves used: a. riboksin b. Saparal c. alvezin d. imunal
266. To prevent functional disturbances in liver sportsmen use: a. aminalon b. arteparon c. legalon d. bifikol
267. The main value of rational nutrition sportsmen is: a. ioelektrychnoyi correction would aktyvnosti heart b. eredzhenni pop injuries and diseases c. d elivery of plastyc material and energy d. correction of chronic physical overload
268. Which athletes require the greatest number of protein per kilogram on body weight:
a. marathon runners b. weightlifters c. biatlon d. fencers
269. Endpoint measures in order to renewable sportsmen are: a. injury prevention
b. achieving record results c. Increase of stabilization or functional state d. Correction emotional state athlete
270. Length of stay in a sauna heat chamber for Increase of physical ability to work:
a. 1 minute b. 3-5 minutes c. 10-12 min
271. Contraindications for sports massage: a. psychoemotion excitement before the event b. pains in muscles after workouts c. heavy degree of fatigue d. piodermi tis
272. The main group of recovery: a. pedagogical b. farmacological c. Massage and reflexterapy d. specialized food and food additives e. Psychological
273. During intense muscular activity most optimal vitamin complex: a. yunikap b. multitabs c. duovit d. kvadevit
274. Bath, which is used for hardening athletes: a. mineral b. Contrast c. Pearl d. oxygen
275. The temperature of the air in steam bath to restore athlete: a. 38-40 oz. C b. 40-42 oz. C c. 47-49 oz. C d. 55-57 g. C
276. Air humidity in RUSSIAN pair bath to restore athlete: a. 50-55% b. 60-65% c. 70-75% d. 80-85%
277. Air humidity in sauna to restore athlete: a. 10-25% b. 30-45% c. 50-65% d. 70-80%
278. The optimum temperature for accelerating renewable saun processes in the organism athlete:
a. 55-70 oz. C
b. 70-90 oz. C c. 110-120 gr. C d. 125-130 g. C
279. The main indications for the purpose pharmacological means of recovery: a. hypertonic type reaction system blood circulation in probe of
Letunova b. the prevention of physical strain c. the average degree of fatigue after training in the preparatory
period 280. For stimulation of anabolic processes in the organism of athlete prescribed:
a. vitamin C b. rutin c. tocopherol acetate d. nicotinic acid
281. In order to designate increase of imunoresistancy athlete use: a. vitamin B 1 b. as c orbi c acid c. vitamin PP d. vitamin E
282. With the development of athletes iron deficiency anemia prescribed: a. vit amin B 12 and foli c acid b. vitamins B 1 and B 2 c. of vitamins C and P d. vitamins E and A
283. By the action of preparations of anabolic classed: a. pananginum and asparcam b. Karn itinum and ribo x in um c. aminalon and nootropil d. troxevazinum and trental
284. With tonisation aim during fatigue and signs of use: a. carnitine chloride b. sidnokarb c. Caffeine d. Saparal e. essentiale
285. Indications for use of the complex facilities renewal athletes: a. after rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses b. exacerbation of chronic diseases c. a large amount of training loads in before competition macrocycle d. myocardial degeneration due to physical strain
286. By means of energy recovery actions include: a. tryboksin b. carnitine chloride c. yohimbine d. fosfaden
287. By means of restoring that improve microcirculation include:
a. asparcam b. aktovegin c. essentiale d. vamin
288. To prevent hypokalemia athletes use: a. methionine b. rosehip syrup c. Panangin d. potassium orotate
289. Preparations for the improvement of metabolic energy processes in athletes brain:
a. tsynarizin and trental b. Aminalon and piracetam c. Vinpocetine and SERMION d. Tanakan and tyklid
290. Feature nutrition of athletes: a. hiperdoz use of animal protein and vitamins b. the prohibition of fasting-diet therapy c. constant diet for one macrocycle d. depending on the sport
291. A diet that leads to glycogen supercompensation use for athletes: a. high jumpers b. sports gymnastics c. handball d. bicycle sportt
292. Products that prevent the development of secondary immunodeficiency athletes:
a. beans, asparagus b. buckthorn, garlic c. bananas, potatoes d. sea and river fish
293. To ensure proper motor activity of intestines athletes rational use: a. source of B vitamins b. products containing fructose and glucose c. animal protein d. dietary fiber
294. Select a tool to prevent violations of renal function in football: a. tardiferon b. fitolizin c. lipoic acid d. cerebrolizin
295. Select a tool to improve the rheological properties of blood in tenathlon: a. phosphaden b. asparcam c. aktovegin d potassium orotate
296. Select a tool to improve cerebral blood flow in boxer in the remote period after knockout:
a. essentiale b. tsytamak c. gemodez d. Tanakan
297. By protein and amino acid preparations for heavyweights not include: a. vansiton b. neoton c. ryboksin d. alvezin
298. To prevent myocardial degeneration in skiers in before competition period prescribed rate:
a. FIBS b. cocarboxylase c. amiksin d. lipostabil
299. When liver pain syndrome in athlete prescribed: a. asparcam b. naproxen c. carsil d. tsikloferon
300. Acute hypoglycemic condition is most common in sports you roof, knitted in the development of:
a. Endurance b. power c. power-speed d. speed endurance
301. The best way to prevent hypoglycemic condition in athletes: a. drinking glucose solution before training b. Compensation of glycogen between workouts c. follow the terms of admission after illness d. drinking fluids at a distance
302. Following the withdrawal of an athlete with acute hypoglycemic state exercise:
a. can be extended b. continues with periodic drinking glucose solution c. completely stops
303. With the loss of consciousness due to heatstroke pathognomonic sign is: a. cramps b. a sharp hyperthermia c. respiratory failure and cardiac d. violation reaction of pupils to light
304. Select parenteral preparation steps for the appointment of the thermal impact in athletes
a. hyper tonic sodium chloride solution b. trental
c. Caffeine d. analginum
305. Sunstroke an athlete is accompanied by heat stroke: a. always b. in some cases c. never accompanied
306. The front focal neurological symptoms after knockout characteristic of: a. concussion of the brain b. SAR th brain c. of open head injury
307. When ahilovoho tendon stretching should: a. apply locally Finalgon b. lower and keep the foot on the floor c. to ensure relative peace for lower extremity d. apply compressive bandage above the zone stretching
308. After acute pielonefritis not recommend: a. swimming b. parachuting c. decathlon d. Greco-Roman wrestling
309. At the time of suspending training athletes in the third century. overtraining: a. 1-2 days b. 1-2 months c. 5-6 months d. can continue training
310. Feature rehabilitation in sport: a. the restoration of psycho-emotional state athlete b. a complete clinical recovery athlete c. functional recovery athlete d. achieve the optimum level of fitness athlete
311. Medical rehabilitation in sport include: a. pedagogical tools b. psychological means c. medical d. all the above
312. Possible heart disease in acute physical stress: a. miokardit b. endokardit c. distrofy infarction d. pericarditis
313. The main signs of overtraining occur in functional disorders: a. the cardiovascular system b. op at RNO-skeletal system c. the central nervous system
314. In the second stage of overtraining competing at stops for: a. 2 days b. 2 weeks
c. 2 months d. 6 months
315. Most myocardial degeneration occurs in athletes who train mainly: a. Endurance b. power c. power-speed d. coordination
316. Physical performance test on the PWC 170 athletes from distrofy infarction: a. significantly reduced b. moderately reduced c. does not change significantly d. increases
317. Positivity of β blockers in myocardial degeneration in athletes require appointments:
a. Pananginum b. anaprilin um c. novokainamidum d. corinfar
318. When liver pain syndrome in athletes arresters size of the liver: a. decreasing b. remain unchanged c. increasing
319. When automatism dysfunction occurs in athletes: a. complete blockade of the right bundle branch Giss b. ventricular beats c. Migration pacemaker in the atria d. WPW syndrome
320. If you violate excitation function in athletes develop: a. ventricular beats b. arrhythmia c. sinuauricular blockade
321. When conduction dysfunction in athletes develop: a. complete blockade of the right bundle branch Giss b. ventricular beats c. severe sinus bradycardia d. sinus arrhythmia
322. Athletes with dysfunction of the immune system is most common: a. inflammatory kidney disease b. enteroideas c. herpetic eruptions d. acute respiratory viral infections
323. Value indirect cardiac massage and artificial ventilation during resuscitation athlete in sudden cardiac death:
a. 1: 1 b. 2: 1 c. 5: 1 d. 10: 1
324. For clinical death is not a typical symptom: a. no heartbeat b. cyanosis of the skin c. pupillary d. seizures e. lack of breath
325. The most effective rhythm artificial cardiac massage (1 minute): a. 30 b. 50 c. 60 d. 80
326. From what action should begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a. precardiac strike b. with defibrilation c. of freedom to provide airway d. of mechanical ventilation
327. The most common disease of the biliary system in athletes are: a. biliary dyskinesia b. cholelithiasis c. acute pancreatitis
328. Upper level of normal blood pressure in athletes are: a. 120/70 b. 130/80 c. 140/90 d. 150/95
329. The drug, which strengthens the walls of blood vessels: a. calcium gluconate b. askorutin c. aktovegin d. trental
330. Output Athlete of hypoglycemic coma provides: a. Insulin b. intravenous injection of NaCl c. peror tial introduction of 5% glucose solution d. intravenous of 20 m l. 40% solution of glucose e. subcutaneous administration of 0.5 ml. 0.1% solution of
adrenaline 331. An athlete with a closed head injury with at least temporary loss of consciousness to be hospitalized:
a. must be hospitalized b. depending on the time of loss of consciousness c. not sure
332. Symptom of hypoglycemic coma of athlete: a. lethargy muscles, absence of tendon reflexes b. rigidity, tremor of limbs, convulsions c. proteinuria, glucosuria, cylindruria
333. The primary method of treatment of iron deficiency anemia in athletes:
a. Blood Transfusion b. intake of iron supplements c. intake of vitamins
334. For juvenile hypertension athletes typical type of circulation: a. occlusion b. hyperkinetic c. eukinetic d. hypokinetic
335. First aid for fractures of the spine in the cervical spine in an athlete: a. analgesia b. Traction therapy c. laying the harsh burden and fixing neck d. cardiopulmonary resuscitation
336. Full tendon rupture ahilova athlete vymohaye treatment: a. Operational b. the conservative c. , depending on the sport
337. The most frequent fracture was Homilko ing bone slalomistiv are: a. lumbar b. spiral c. comminuted d. striked
338. To reduce hemartrosis after ankle trauma is necessary to: a. the cooling section joint b. plaster splints c. hot bath
339. At the turn of the clavicle is imposed: a. bandage deodora b. tire Belera c. circular bandage d. scarf bandage
340. At the time of diagnosis "hypertension" in athletes: a. exercise may be continued under medical supervision b. sports prohibited c. the decision is made depending on the sport
341. By automatism heart dysfunction in athletes include: a. sinus tachycardia or ectopic b. pronounced arrhythmia in RR 0,5 s c. pronounced sinus bradycardia or bradysystoly, atrium bradysystoly and trio-ventricular dissociation d. all of the above
342. Athletes most common arrhythmias:
a. left ventricular beats b. atrial tachyarrhythmia c. WRW syndrome d. sinus weakness
343. The most common in athletes is the degree of injury: a. light b. average c. hard
344. Atrium rhythm characterized by: a. positive P wave b. a negative P wave before QRS c. negative P wave after QRS d. P wave absence
345. Required component therapy in knockout in boxing: a. anticonvulsant therapy b. decrease in motor excitability c. analgesia d. anti-inflammatory therapy
346. Of all the locations of joints injuries in athletes is the most common joint injuries:
a. the shoulder b. Ankle c. Knee d. wrist
347. For the treatment of gastric ulcer an athlete can not be used: a. de nol b. methandrostenolone c. Methyluracilum d. almagel
348. With the collapse of an athlete must be entered: a. Pentamino b. droperidol c. laziks d. mezaton e. Hydrochloride
349. Tonzilektomiya for decompensated chronic tonsillitis in young athletes: a. shows b. not shown c. , depending on the sport
350. Plantogram Index, indicating a flat foot: a. from 0 to 1 b. 1 to 2 c. Over 2
351. Age group, which includes twelve years athlete: a. Next b. average c. the older
352. The period of rapid growth observed in boys aged: a. 10-12 b. 13-15 years c. 16-17
353. Puberty in girls is aged: a. 10-12 b. 13-15 years c. 16-18 years
354. Duration teeth and ECG intervals in leveling the playing field for children with adults:
a. shorter b. longer c. the same
355. Optimal nutrition for young athletes: a. 1-2 times a day b. 3 times a day c. 4-5 times a day d. 7-8 times a day
356. How long is urgent recovery: a. for 0.5-1.5 h. after work b. for 5 h. after work c. for 2-5 minutes. after work d. for 20 mc. after work
357. What phases can be distinguished in the period of recovery: a. Fast, slow, prolonged recovery b. fast, slow and long recovery super c omp ensation c. a temporary, slow, prolonged recovery d. compensation and supercompensation
358. After what time recovers alactative anaerobic reserve in muscles: a. 10-15 b. 3-5 minutes. c. 2-5 minutes. d. 0.5-1.5 hours.
359. Which of these methods do not belong to the methods of psychological effects on the body:
a. gipnonoterapiya b. autogenic training c. in psychotherapy cheerful state d. mental selfrgulation e. random muscle contraction
360. Reason for athletes not using beta-blockers: a. to inhibit excessive excitation and decrease heart rate b. raise tactile and pain sensitivity c. reduce feelings of anxiety and trembling limbs d increasing physiological adaptation
361. The risk associated with the consumption would eta-blockers: a. may cause bronchospasm failure , heart block, hypoglycemia
b. developing cardiomyopathy, increased blood pressure c. having psychotic reactions, lost of consciousness and
delirium d. increase tactile and pain sensitivity
e. tremors, convulsions 362. Side effects of anabolic steroids on the musculoskeletal system does not lead to increased injuries:
a. the discrepancy in the growth and strength of muscles and ligaments
b. increase muscle growth well ahead connective tissue components
c. microcirculatory disorders due to lack of individual sites masculinisation d. of coordination
363. Functional test is: a. the influence of various factors on the organism for the study of
physiological reactions b. impact on the physical activity of varying intense c. impact on the factors dovki l la d. of physiological systems of the body and loaded with physical
Categories e. accurately dosed impact on the various systems to study the
physiologi cal reaction 364. Types of constitution:
a. normotonic, atonic, and hipertonic b. normostenic, astheni c , Hypersthen ic c. asthenia, hipertoniad. normotonic, dystonic e. normotonic, hypotension,
365. On normal reactivity parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system after changing body position from vertical to horizontal posotion show us:
a. Reduce the heart rate in 8-14 beats / min b. increased heart rate to 10-16 beats / mc. c. reducing heart rate of 20-25 beats / mc. d. increased heart rate to 0-8 beats / mc. e. decrease in heart rate 10-16 beats / min
366. Normal forms chest: a. cylindrical, conical parts, chicken b. around, flat, c. normostenic, asthenic, hyperstenic d. cylindrical, conical, e. Cylindrical, conical , flat, transitional forms
367. For hypertensive type of cardio-vascular exercise characteristic are:
a. an increase in heart rate to 60-80% moderate increase in systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure some reduction, increase of pulse-term blood pressure
b. an increase of heart rate over 100%, a significant increase of systolic and diastolic blood pressure
c. an increase in heart rate of 100% a moderate increase in systolic blood pressure, reduce the district of diastolic blood pressure and pulse
d. increase in heart rate over 100%, a slight increase in systolic, diastolic, and pulse pressure
e. increase heart rate to 60-80% moderate decrease in systolic, diastolic and pulse pressure
368. Physiological prerequisite sub-maximal test PWC 170 with: a. linear relationship between mobility and heart rate b. a linear relationship between total physical capacity and heart
rate c. linear relationship between load capacity and heart rate in the
range of Optim al regime d. functional reserves of cardiovascular and c tem during exercise e. inversely-proportional relationship between load capacity and
heart rate in a given district is bench 369. The functional basis of the threshold of tolerance to physical load are:
a. a moderate decrease in blood pressure b. increase in systolic blood pressure at first to 170 mm hg. c. c. to increase heart rate limits 180 minus age d. emergence zahos t renoho and high T wave e. horizontal reduction of ST to 0.1 mV
370. Submaximal exercise test is necessary to stop in these cases, except one: a. increase in systolic blood pressure greater than 25% from the
beginning levelb. a sharp pale skin c. severe fatigue, weakness d. attack pain in chest e. difficulty breathing
371. Hypertensive states in athletes most frequent: a. during exercise for stamina b. during exercise dynamo and chnoho character c. never occur d. during exercise of static character e. regardless of the physical loads
372. After sample 20 sit-ups in 30 seconds. Zoom in the subject pulse increased from 14 bpm. 10 sec. to 28 bpm. 10 sec., BP changed from 130/80 to 180/90 mm Hg. c. Identify the type of reaction of cardiovascular system:
a. normotonicb. hipot onic c. hypertonicd. dystonic e. stepped
373. Drug-sports clinic - a treatment and prevention and cal facility intended for:
a. wide health of the population through the use of physical for in ltury
b. to health care only for the teams and their reserve c. for inpatient treatment is sportsm bers d. organizational guidance and athletic drug service in reg ion e. clinical examination and population
374. Preparatory medical group counted: a. persons with significant disabilities in health conditions of
physical development b. persons with variations in health status requiring significant
physical limitations c. persons with insufficient physical development d. stateless variations in health status and normal physical bus with
coil e. persons with insufficient physical development without disabilities
or with minor disabilities 375. For hypotonic type of cardio-vascular system after moderate exercise:
a. accelerating the rate at 120-150%, a slight increase in systolic and diastolic blood pressure, a significant reduction in pulse pressure
b. the acceleration rate over 100%, with a significant increase in the capital's pressure
c. pulse acceleration rate of 80%, a moderate increase in systolic pressure and some reduction diastole pressure
d. acceleration rate over 100%, with a significant reduction of systoilic and diastolic blood pressure
e. rates unchanged compared to the beginning state 376. Implementation of the load capacity of 3 Wt / kg for 2 minutes. in the test Navakki shows:
a. low performance in untrained people b. a satisfactory performance in untrained peoplec. normal working capacity of athletes
d. satisfactory working capacity athletes e. the normal performance of unt rained individuals
377. Clinical signs of the threshold of tolerance to physical Load district are: a. increase the depth and frequency of breathing with Mr. b. reduction of pulse-term blood pressure c. increased blood pressure to 180/90 mm Hg. c. d. increase in heart rate limits to 170 beats / mc. e. cutting pale skin with great sweat ting
378. After sample 20 sit-ups in 30 seconds. Zoom in the subject b shilas pulse of 12 bpm. 10 sec. to 26 bpm. 10 sec., changes in blood pressure from 110/70 to be 115/85 mm Hg. c. Identify the type of reaction of cardiovascular system:
a. hipotoni c b. hypertonicc. normotonic d. dystonic e. stepped
379. After what time persons who recover from pneumonia can participate in classes of phsycical culture:
a. 1-2 weeks b. 2-4 weeks c. 1-2 months d. 8-12 months e. 2-8 spot
380. Methods for assessing physical development: a. Methods of standards, anthropometric profile , ind exes , correlation b. external inspection, palpation, percussion, ausk in ltatsiya c. somatoskopy and antropometry d. sports history, somatoskopy, antropometrye. general review of systems
381. Pulse changed from 72 to 70 for 1 minute during clinorthostatic test, indicate the reaction of parasympatic nervous system:
a. normal b. high c. low
382. Martine test can carry to: a. with changing external conditions b. with a change in body position c. dynamic physical tests
383. Shtangs Test can carry to: a. navant physically b. with a change of the body position
c. h ypoxia test 384. Types of medical groups:
a. primary, preparatory, special b. additional, repeated c. Special d. quantitative, qualitative e. home
385. Functional criterion threshold of tolerance to physical loading are: a. sinus tachicardy b. raise systolic blood pressure at first to 180 mm Hg. c. the heart rate equals 200minus age in years d. increase in diastolic arterial pressure and ment to 90 mm Hg. e. loss in equilibrium groove
386. The average level of physical performance practically healthy person non training characterized by the ability to perform the work of power:
a. Men - 4.2 W / kg, women - 2.7 W / kg b. Men - 2.4 W / kg, women - 1.7 W / kg c. Men - 1.5 W / kg, women - 1.0 W / kg d. men - 1.0 W / kg, women - 0.5 W / kg e. Men - 3.5 W / kg, women - 2.5 W / kg
387. Methods of indications of physical development: a. somatoskopy and antropo metry b. palpation, percussion, and auscultation c. Method of standards, anthropometric profile, indexes, correlation d. sports history, medical examination
388. Pharmacological tests characterizing patological mechanisms of dystrophic processof miocard:
a. with artificial hipokaliem ia b. the blockade adrenerhic receptors c. the blockade calcium chaneles d. with nitroglycerinum
389. Chronic physical strain in sportsmen: a. not register b. may cause CNS diseasec. may cause kidney, liver diseasesd. can lead to heart disease, central nervous system, kidneys, blood e. may cause only circulatory system disease
390. The most common cause of sudden death in athletes may be: a. injury of the musculoskeletal system b. the wrong method of medical observation c. training and competition in diseased condition
d. lack of physical developmente. acute physical stress resulting from excessive physical loads
391. Pedagogical recovery is: a. is the most natural and nayefekty in wax and b. not used in modern sport high dosya d nen c. The growth used in physical education at HQ mission statements
392. Activities applicabl in with: a. after a long break between Tren Bathrooms b. in short breaks during Tren Bathrooms c. during the full recovery of the body after May e ning
393. The most common cause of sudden death in athletes include: a. traumas and injuries of the musculoskeletal apparatus b. the wrong method of medical teaching observations c. training and competition in the disease state d. lack of physical development, weak muscles e. acute physical stress resulting from excessive loads
394. Liver pain in athletes are: a. physiological feature b. before a pathological condition c. a pathological condition d. occurs in adolescent athletes e. occurs in athletes who violate diet
395. Active rest:a. delays the removal of lactic acid from the body b. help rapid ly remov lactic acid from the body c. affects the utilization of lactic acid from the body
396. The largest part of lactic acid after exercise oxidized: a. in the liver b. in skeletal muscles c. in blood
397. Pharmacotherapy - a. mandatory component of a complex recovery tools in
recreational training b. used to stimulate the recovery of the body naturaly c. not suitable for use in sports and recreational training
398. Eating after considerable physical training: a. effect on accelerating the recovery of body b. is a natural stimulant of recovery c. only combined with pharmacotherapy able to fully recover
399. For stimulation of rehabilitation during intense athletic training should be compared with the generally accepted standards:
a. a double increase fluid intake b. increas of fluids with 0.5 - 1 liter.
c. change volume fluid intake 400. Effective means to prevent miocardial degeneration in athletes are:
a. eleuterokok, ginseng b. pyboksynum, inosine c. iron , kobalamid
