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1. Muscle shortening and active movement:
Answer Isotonic
2. Muscle shortening withoutshortening the extremity (no movement):
Answer Isometric
3. Impaired muscle strength or weakness:
Answer Paresis
4. Absence of strength secondary to nervous impairment:
Answer Paralysis
5. When should an infant be able to sit and have head control?:
Answer 3-6 months
6. When should an infant be able to sitsteadily,roll over, and pull to standing?-
Answer : 6-9 months
7. When should an infant be progressing toward walking?:
Answer 9-12 months
8. When should a child be able to climb stairs,walk backward, and hop on onefoot?:
Answer 4 years
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