AEA CERTIFICATION EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS 2025.

AEA CERTIFICATION EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 2025.


Frontal Plane - ANSWER:Vertical and extends from side to side. divides body into
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anterior and posterior portions. Movement: side to side
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Sagittal Axis which runs front to back.
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Sagittal Plane - ANSWER:vertical and extends from front to back. Divides the body
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into right and left portions. Movement: front to back. Frontal Axis which runs side to
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side
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Transverse Plane - ANSWER:horizontal or parallel to the ground. Divides the body into
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upper and lower portions. Movement: parallel to ground. Vertical or longitudinal axis
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which runs from top to bottom
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Levers - ANSWER:A lever is defined as a bar moving around a fixed point.
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Is there more or less resistance moving a longer lever through water? -
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ANSWER:More. Longer limb's create more work and resistance than a shorter limb.
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Short lever - ANSWER:warm up, cool down or to reduce intensity
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Long lever - ANSWER:incorporated after the body is sufficiently warmed up.
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Ball and socket joint - ANSWER:Shoulder Joint & Hip Joint.
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Flexion, extension, hyperextension, circumduction, medial and lateral rotation,
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abduction, adduction, transverse abduction, transverse adduction
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Hinge Joint - ANSWER:Knee and Elbow.
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Ankle.
Plantar Flexion and Dorsi Flexion
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Condyloid Joint - ANSWER:Wirst. Flexion, extension, hyperextension, abduction,
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adduction, circumduction
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Pivot Joint - ANSWER:Radioulnar.
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