The Physician Has Prescribed Isometric Exercises for a Patient

question 5

Multiple Choice

The physician has prescribed isometric exercises for a patient.The patient asks the nurse how these exercises work.The nurse uses an example to explain the physiology of isometric exercises,which is:

• A)flexing the lower arm while trying to straighten it with the other hand.
• B)pulling the knees up to chest with the arms.
• C)forcefully flexing the neck to make the chin touch the chest.
• D)flexing the toes up toward the head while lying flat.

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Definitions:

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