NASM Stretching and Flexibility Exam 200
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• What should the fitness professional do before each stretching session in order to best
support their client throughout the session? -✓✓Choose an act of self-care to help reset
their mood and intention.
• Which of the following may be included in an individualized integrated stretching
program? -✓✓Self-myofascial techniques, specific corrective stretches, dynamic
stretches for warm-ups and recovery stretches for cool downs.
• Which of the following are benefits of stretching experienced by clients? -
✓✓Improvement in stability and balance.
• How does the stretch reflex prevent injury? -✓✓Mechanoreceptors detect quick and
powerful changes in tissue length and cause a contraction in the muscle.
• which of the following breathing and movement patterns are used to upregulate and
activate underactive muscle groups? -✓✓A faster breathing tempo and quicker
movement.
• Which of the following describes the fitness professional's hand placement on the
client when completing the glute stretch? -✓✓Inside hand on outside of knee and
outside hand on lateral aspect of the ankle.
• Which of the following weekend hobbies would the fitness professional be most likely
to find less restrictions in movement and mobility during an initial assessment? -
✓✓Dancing
• Which fascial net may be shifted when the arms fall forward during the overhead
squat? -✓✓Deep back net
• Which of the following describes the fascial system (FS) model? -✓✓An expansion of
the idea that a complaint is affected by dysfunction in remote musculoskeletal regions
and connective tissues.
• Which term describes the muscular and fascial chains located throughout the body? -
✓✓Myofascial nets
, • What other body systems may be simultaneously involved if a client has a history of
chronic dysfunction according to the Regional Interdependence (RI) model? -
✓✓Neurophysiological and somatovisceral
• Which fascial net could be shifted upward with an excessive forward lean during the
overhead squat? -✓✓Back net
• Which of the following terms defines the neuromuscular system's capacity to activate
muscle synergies at the correct time with appropriate force to complete functional tasks
with the least amount of stress and energy to the HMS? -✓✓Functional efficiency
• Which cell type enables fascial tissue to glide? -✓✓Adipocytes
• Which of the following should be the next step in a client's stretching program once
their goals for optimal mobility have been reached? -✓✓Self-stretching
• What best describes the possible challenges of keeping clear boundaries when adding
assisted stretching services? -✓✓Working more closely together on goals, a private
atmosphere setting, increased likelihood of sharing more personal information
• What system is responsible for motor control and primary foundational movement in
the human movement system (HMS)? -✓✓Central nervous system
• What tempo should be used during pre-training stretching? -✓✓Moderately fast
• Which of the following issues would be indicated by a gooey, nondescript feel during
passive range of motion, often beyond the expected end of ROM? -✓✓Hypermobility
• Which of the following enables the fascial and muscle layers to move smoothly and
safely over each other to create optimal mobility? -✓✓Glide movement
• Which of the following is the best way for a fitness professional to build client
confidence during a stretching session? -✓✓Consistent practice and feedback with like-
minded professionals
• Which of the following discomforts may be eased with stretching? -✓✓Mental stress,
tension, and poor sleep quality
• Which of the following is not a reason for asking the client if they have been stretched
by a professional before? -✓✓The client can describe where the last professional left off
with the previous stretching program to save time.
• What tempo should be used during daily stretching when there are restrictions until
mobility goals are met? -✓✓Very slow
Latest Complete Questions and 100%
Correct Answers (Top Score Assurance)
• What should the fitness professional do before each stretching session in order to best
support their client throughout the session? -✓✓Choose an act of self-care to help reset
their mood and intention.
• Which of the following may be included in an individualized integrated stretching
program? -✓✓Self-myofascial techniques, specific corrective stretches, dynamic
stretches for warm-ups and recovery stretches for cool downs.
• Which of the following are benefits of stretching experienced by clients? -
✓✓Improvement in stability and balance.
• How does the stretch reflex prevent injury? -✓✓Mechanoreceptors detect quick and
powerful changes in tissue length and cause a contraction in the muscle.
• which of the following breathing and movement patterns are used to upregulate and
activate underactive muscle groups? -✓✓A faster breathing tempo and quicker
movement.
• Which of the following describes the fitness professional's hand placement on the
client when completing the glute stretch? -✓✓Inside hand on outside of knee and
outside hand on lateral aspect of the ankle.
• Which of the following weekend hobbies would the fitness professional be most likely
to find less restrictions in movement and mobility during an initial assessment? -
✓✓Dancing
• Which fascial net may be shifted when the arms fall forward during the overhead
squat? -✓✓Deep back net
• Which of the following describes the fascial system (FS) model? -✓✓An expansion of
the idea that a complaint is affected by dysfunction in remote musculoskeletal regions
and connective tissues.
• Which term describes the muscular and fascial chains located throughout the body? -
✓✓Myofascial nets
, • What other body systems may be simultaneously involved if a client has a history of
chronic dysfunction according to the Regional Interdependence (RI) model? -
✓✓Neurophysiological and somatovisceral
• Which fascial net could be shifted upward with an excessive forward lean during the
overhead squat? -✓✓Back net
• Which of the following terms defines the neuromuscular system's capacity to activate
muscle synergies at the correct time with appropriate force to complete functional tasks
with the least amount of stress and energy to the HMS? -✓✓Functional efficiency
• Which cell type enables fascial tissue to glide? -✓✓Adipocytes
• Which of the following should be the next step in a client's stretching program once
their goals for optimal mobility have been reached? -✓✓Self-stretching
• What best describes the possible challenges of keeping clear boundaries when adding
assisted stretching services? -✓✓Working more closely together on goals, a private
atmosphere setting, increased likelihood of sharing more personal information
• What system is responsible for motor control and primary foundational movement in
the human movement system (HMS)? -✓✓Central nervous system
• What tempo should be used during pre-training stretching? -✓✓Moderately fast
• Which of the following issues would be indicated by a gooey, nondescript feel during
passive range of motion, often beyond the expected end of ROM? -✓✓Hypermobility
• Which of the following enables the fascial and muscle layers to move smoothly and
safely over each other to create optimal mobility? -✓✓Glide movement
• Which of the following is the best way for a fitness professional to build client
confidence during a stretching session? -✓✓Consistent practice and feedback with like-
minded professionals
• Which of the following discomforts may be eased with stretching? -✓✓Mental stress,
tension, and poor sleep quality
• Which of the following is not a reason for asking the client if they have been stretched
by a professional before? -✓✓The client can describe where the last professional left off
with the previous stretching program to save time.
• What tempo should be used during daily stretching when there are restrictions until
mobility goals are met? -✓✓Very slow
