An Isokinetic Machine Is Designed To

question 17

Multiple Choice

An isokinetic machine is designed to:

• A)slow down the speed of the joint by increasing the resistance of the exercise
• B)keep the speed of the joint at a constant rate so the client can apply maximal contraction throughout the range of motion
• C)prevent the client from moving the joint by applying a great deal of resistance in order to create an isometric exercise
• D)passively move the joint through a full range of motion without applying any resistance

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