When Completing a Backward Pass, You Carry the LS to the Next

question 100

Multiple Choice

When completing a backward pass, you carry the LS to the next preceding activity to establish the LF, unless the next preceding activity is a burst activity, in which case you select

• A)The smallest LS of all its immediate successor activities to establish the LF.
• B)The largest ES of all its immediate successor activities to establish the LF.
• C)The average LS of all its immediate successor activities to establish the LF.
• D)The smallest ES of all its immediate successor activities to establish the LF.
• E)The largest LS of all its immediate successor activities to establish the LF.

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Definitions:

Superior Oblique

A cranial nerve-controlled muscle in the eye that helps in rotating the eye downwards and outwards.

Superior Rectus

A muscle in the eye that is responsible for upward movement, helping to control the direction in which the eye looks.

Inferior Rectus

A muscle in the eye that primarily aids in looking downward and contributes to the rotation of the eyeball.

Linea Alba

A fibrous structure that runs down the midline of the abdomen, providing attachment for abdominal muscles.