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kinesiology Foundation for practice of physical rehab is composed what 3 components

anatomy biomechanics and physiology

Biomechanics

uses principles of physics to quantitatively study how forces interact withing a living body

Physiology

branch of bio that studies the normal function of living organisms



Kinematics

branch of mechanics that describes the motion of a body without regard to the forces or torques that may produce the motion

rectilinear

straight line

curvilinear

curved line

Rotation

rigid body moves in a circular path around pivot point

how much motion at axis during rotation

motion of rotation is zero at the axis

Kinetics

Branch of mechanics that describe the effects of forces on the body

osteoporosis

brittle bone

Stiffness X/Y

stress / strain

Viscoelastic

physical properties associated with stress-strain curve curve as a function of time

Creep

progressive strain of a material exposed to a constant load over time

vector

magnitude and direction

Torque

product of force X moment arm

Moment Arm

perpendicular distance between axis of rotation and force





Static Rotary Equilibrium

internal torque = External torque IF x D = EF x D1

internal torque = External torque IF x D = EF x D1



Force produced with moment arm cause ____________ and produces _____________

torque, movement (Rotation)

Force produced without a moment arm with will not cause a ____________ therefore no _________


and this type of force is important for ___________

Torque, rotation, stability

"Isos" means

Equal

During _____________ contraction internal torque exceeds external torque producing a ________ in the direction of the __________ of the activated muscle

Concentric, rotation, pull

External torque exceeds internal torque with __________ muscle action.The joint ___________ in direction of the ___________ ____________ torque

eccentric, rotates, larger external

_________ or more muscle produce _______ in ___________ directions, yet resultant ___________ is in the _________ rotary direction

Two, forces, different, torque, same

Two, forces, different, torque, same

Internal and External forces typically act in similar linear directions, producing torques in ____________ rotary directions. Forces are on ____________ sides of the center of rotation in a ____ class lever

opposite, opposite, 1st

opposite, opposite, 1st

Axis of rotation located at one end of a bone


______________ forces greater than the ____________ force. Forces are on the same side of the center of rotation and the ___________ force is closer to the center of rotation.




This is a ________ class lever

internal, external, external, 


2nd

internal, external, external,




2nd

Axis of rotation at ___________ end of a bone.____________ force has greater leverage(____________). Forces are on the _________ side of center of rotation (COR), and the muscle force is _________ to the COR

one, External, moment arm, same, closer

one, External, moment arm, same, closer

Ratio of internal moment arm and external moment arm is ___________




1st class lever_________


2nd class lever ________


3rd class lever_________

Mechanical advantage MA= IMA/EMA




equal to, less than or greater than 1


greater than 1


less than 1



Work =

W=F x D

With 3rd class levers ________ internal forces are generated for small load activities

large