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biomechanics

kinematics and kinetics are the two subdivisions

kinematics

branch of mechanics that describes movement related to displacement, velocity, and acceleration

displacement

change in position of an object that can occur in a linear or rotational manner

velocity

rate at which an object moves in a given direction

displacement of velocity equation

velocity = change in position / change in time

speed

designates only rate and not direction

acceleration

rate of change of velocity with respect to time (positive, negative, or zero)

derivative of velocity equation

velocity = change in velocity / change in time

deceleration

negative acceleration

translation

linear kinematics occurs when all points move equidistant in the same direction, at the same time

rotation

angular kinematics occurs when an object moves along a circular path about one stationary point

distance equation

d = r omega

range of motion (ROM)

amount of osteokinematic motion

impairment

range of motion is deficient

goniometer

measuring device used to measure ROM

degrees of freedom

independent osteokinematic movements that occur at a joint

sagittal plane

cardinal plane of flexion, extension

transverse plane

cardinal plane of internal rotation, external rotation

frontal plane

cardinal plane of abduction, and adduction

three translational degrees of freedom

anteroposterior axis (anterior, posterior glide), coronal axis (medial, lateral glide), and longitudinal axis (superior, inferior glide)

arthrokinematics

accessory movement at the joint and includes roll, spin, and glide

roll

when one portion of the joint surface rolls on the other

spin

occurs as an object rotates about a fixed axis

glide, or slide

when one articulation surface translates relative to another

convex-concave rule

When a concave surface moves on a convex surface, roll and glide occur in same direction. When a convex surface moves on a concave surface, roll and glide occur in the opposite direction.

instantaneous center of rotation (ICR)

the point about which rotation of an object takes place

pathway of the instantaneous center of rotation (PICR)

when the instantaneous center of rotation changes throughout the range of motion

acceleration equation

change in velocity / change in time

kinematic motion of the movement

a runners stride cycle

minima

valley on a graph

maxima

peak on a graph