5 - Angular Motion Flashcards

1
Q

What is angular motion?

A

movement around a fixed axis of rotation e.g high jump, hammer throw, gymnastics

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Why does angular motion occur?

A

due to force being applied that does not go through the centre of mass

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3
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What are the three types of angular motion?

A

Rotation about the point of contact
Rotation about the centre of mass
Rotation of body segments about their joint centres

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4
Q

What are the planes of motion?

A

Sagittal, Horizontal, Frontal

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5
Q

What is 1 radian?

A

The angular distance covered when the arc length equals the radius

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6
Q

If it is a rigid segment, how are angular and linear displacement affected?

A

angular displacement will be the same

linear displacement will be different

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7
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What are the two types of angles?

A

Absolute and Relative

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8
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What is an absolute angle?

A

The angle of a body segment relative to a fixed reference

Describes the orientation of a body in space

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What is the relative angle?

A

Defines the angle between longitudinal axis of two adjacent segments
Describes the configuration of the body segments but does not define the position of the segments space

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10
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How can range of motion be measured?

A

Difference between max and min joint angles

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11
Q

What happens if anatomical range of motion is exceeded?

A

Injury

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12
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During the vertical jump, what is the angle change for the hip, knee and ankle?

A
Knee = 90
Hip = 90
Ankle = 20/30
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13
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During the squat, what is the angle change for the hip, knee and ankle?

A
Knee = 90
Hip = 90
Ankle = 60
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14
Q

Describe the range of motion in running vs walking

A

Running has a greater range of motion than walking

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15
Q

How much movement is considered to be outside of the sagittal plane in sprinting?

A

Very little

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16
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What is angular velocity?

A

The rate at which the angular displacement changes

17
Q

What is angular displacement?

A

The change in the absolute or relative angular position or orientation of a line segment

18
Q

What is angular distance?

A

The sum of the magnitude of all angular changes undergone by a rotating body

19
Q

What is angular speed?

A

The rate at which the body moves along its angular path

20
Q

What is angular acceleration?

A

The rate at which the angular velocity of a body changes in respect to time

21
Q

How are linear and angular linked?

A

The greater the radius, the greater the linear distance travelled by the point

The greater the radius, the greater the linear velocity for any given angular velocity

22
Q

Why is angular motion used?

A

To increase the linear velocity of an implement

23
Q

What is tangential acceleration?

A

The rate of change in tangential velocity

24
Q

What is centripetal acceleration?

A

The acceleration towards the axis of rotation

25
Q

How can velocity be increased?

A

Increase length of limbs

Increase length of the implement