When Developing Standards, a Standard That Will Almost Never Be

question 58

Multiple Choice

When developing standards, a standard that will almost never be achieved and will result in an unrealistic performance target is:

• A)an attainable standard.
• B)an ideal standard.
• C)a negotiated standard.
• D)a past experience standard.

Explain the roles of proteins such as tropomyosin in muscle function.

Understand the concept of motor units and their relation to muscle fibers.

Identify and describe the roles of muscle actions, including agonsits, antagonists, synergists, and fixators.

Explain the neuromuscular junction and synaptic mechanisms in muscle activation.

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Definitions:

Optimizing

The process of making the best or most effective use of a situation, resource, or opportunity with the goal of achieving the optimum outcome.

Implementation Stage

The phase in a project or strategy where plans are executed and theories are put into practice.

Ethics Double-check

A process of verifying that actions or decisions adhere to moral and ethical standards.

Problem Definition

The process of identifying and outlining a problem or challenge in order to find workable solutions or answers.