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Practice Exam
1. Which of these is a common reason for developing shinsplints?
Overpronation
Running on hard surfaces
Tight calf muscles
All of the above
2. When running, you should land on your heels and push off the front of your feet.
True
False
3. Running tall improves lung capacity.
True
False
4. Plantar fasciitis is a band of fibrous tissue that runs along your hamstrings.
True
False
5. If you suspect an injury, what should you do following the activity?
Apply ice after the activity
Rest the affected area
Compress the area
All of the above
6. Running hills is more taxing to the body compared to running on trails and sidewalks.
True
False
7. Shinsplints can cause an aching sensation and pain along the front of the leg below the kneecap.
True
False
8. Which injury describes pain of the tendon between the back of the heel and the calf muscles?
Plantar Fasciitis
Illiotibial Band Syndrome
Achilles Tendinitis
Shinsplints
9. What are some ways to run healthy all year round?
Get fitted with proper shoes
Run on the same roads every day
Slow progressions to your regular pace
A and C only
10. Toeing out means there could be tightness in the hips and calves.
True
False
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