Model Overview

Question 1

describe the supersystem?

Answer 1

A multisystem interaction that creates outputs specific to environmental demands.

A system that reacts and adjusts based on the demands placed on the organism.

A system with irritability, connectivity, and plasticity.

Question 2

What is the intervention’s result called?

Answer 2

Outcome

Question 3

What is connectivity?

Answer 3

Ability to interact with other systems.

Question 4

Failures in outcomes are generally contributed to by failures in…(select all that are tru)

Answer 4

Intent and execution

Question 5

What is nutrition?

Answer 5

Supporting the body with adequate nutrients to meet life demands.

Question 6

What is the main concern of the supersystem

Answer 6

Survival

Question 7

What is movement?

Answer 7

Possessing the physical expressions required to perform tasks within one’s life.

Question 8

What is plasticity?

Answer 8

Ability to change in a manner that accommodates the environment.

Question 9

What is distress management?

Answer 9

Ability to tolerate and recover from homeostatic threats.

Question 10

What is social support?

Answer 10

Feeling safe with one’s own pursuits within the confines of others.

Question 11

What is the difference between power and capacity?

Answer 11

Power is producing intensity. Capacity is sustaining intensity

Question 12

What sequence is most effective for movement interventions?

Answer 12

Knowledge –> variability –> power –> capacity

Question 13

What is the difference between coordinative and endpoint variability?

Answer 13

Coordinative varies within the movement; endpoint varies at the end of the movement

Coordinative variability is undetectable; endpoint variability is dectectable

More practice generally leads to better coordinative variability

Coordinative variability reduces injury risk

Question 14

Which is the following examples would contribute to poor execution

Answer 14

False negative test

Poor coaching

Question 15

Movement variability is NOT context dependent t or f

Answer 15

False

Question 16

What is irritability?

Answer 16

Ability to move out of equilibrium when challenged, then return to equilibrium.

Question 17

What is performing the test/intervention called?

Answer 17

Execution

Question 18

Which of the following is the definition of movement options?

Answer 18

Possessing full passive motion within an area

Possessing full active motion within an area

Question 19

Which is the most important outcome?

Answer 19

The client reaches their goal

Question 20

Health and performance can be pursued simultaneously; however, at some point those roads diverge. T or f

Question 21

Which decision-making sequence is applied in Human Matrix?

Answer 21

Intent –> execution –> Outcome

Question 22

What is the goal of an intervention called?

Answer 22

Intent

Question 23

What is sleep?

Answer 23

Resting to match life demands

Question 24

Which of the following may contribute towards a poor intent

Answer 24

Erroneous clinical reasoning

Scientific misunderstanding