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Load
external forces applied to a structure; produces deformation
Stress
internal reaction to applied force
Strain
relative material deformation reslting from stress
Toe region
slack is removed w/ minimal force
elastic region
structure returns to its original dimensions
yield point
between elastic and plastic regions
plastic region
deformation is permanent
ultimate failure point
material fails under load.
tensile loading
creates tensile stress/strain
`compressive loading
creates compressive stress/strain
shear loading
result of parallel equal forces in oppo direction
torsion load
result of forces applies perpendicular to long axis of structure
bending forces
combined tension and compression stresses and strain
Viscoelasticity-
viscosity
materials resistance to flow; fluid property
viscoelasticity-
elasticity
material ability to recover after deformartion
Creep
material deformation to a maintained;load;
original form regained after load is removed (recovery)
rupture
failure, tearing, disruption of CT fibers, tendons, ligaments
avulsion
tearing off a bony attachment
fracture
failure of bony tissue
ligament injury
Grade 1
few fibers involved
good chance of tissue recovery
ligament injury
Grade 2
more fibers, partial tearing;
does not completely recover
ligament injury
Grade 3
complete rupture, no recovery, possible bone involvement
Bone can withstand greater ____ forces than ________ before failure
1. compressive
2. tensile forces
ligaments
similar to tendons, less tensile strength, but can handle wide range of load direction better than tendons
cartilage- responds well to compressive forces, recovers rapid
responds well to compressive forces, recovers rapid due to fluid exudation & imbibtions