Basics and Terminology 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The path of motion around a fixed axis and therefore a circular path is called:

A

Angular motion

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2
Q

Time rate of change of angular position of a rotating body is called:

A

Angular velocity

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3
Q

Time rate of change of angular velocity of a rotating body is called:

A

Angular acceleration

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4
Q

The point about which a body rotates is called:

A

Axis of rotation

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5
Q

Perpendicular distance from an axis of rotation to a line along which a force acts is called:

A

lever arm

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6
Q

What are two other names for lever arm?

A

Force arm

Moment arm

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7
Q

Product of force and lever arm is called:

A

torque

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8
Q

The tendency of an eccentric (off center) force to rotate an object around and axis is called:

A

torque

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9
Q

Torque applies to what objects?

A

rotating

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10
Q

Torque directly applies to what else?

A

Motion of the human body

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11
Q

How is torque related to the human body?

A

Muscles apply force to bone for us to move

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12
Q

Muscle forces are _____ and therefore we move because of torque

A

eccentric

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13
Q

The ______ of the muscle is where force is applied.

A

Insertion

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14
Q

This consists of a rigid or semi-rigid object (_____) that is capable of rotating around and axis (_____)

A

Lever system
(lever)
(fulcrum)

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15
Q

The force is between the effort and the load/resistance. Lever System?

A

Type 1 Lever

First Class

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16
Q

Examples of Type 1/First Class levers

A

See saw, claw hammer

17
Q

The load/resistance is between the fulcrum and the effort. Lever system?

A

Type 2 Lever

Second Class

18
Q

Examples of type two Lever systems.

A

Stapler, wheel barrow

19
Q

The effort is between the fulcrum and the load/resistance. Lever system?

A

Type 3 Lever

Third Class

20
Q

Examples of Type 3 Lever?

A

Fishing rod, broom, tweezers

21
Q

If the fulcrum is in the middle of the lever, which force has advantage?

A

Neither force has advantage, the ratio is 1

22
Q

Ratio of the motive of force (effort) to a given resistance force is called what?

A

Mechanical advantage

23
Q

Mechanical Advantage (MA) =

A

Mm/Mr (motive force divided by resistance force)

24
Q

Greater than 1 do you gain or lose mechanical advantage?

A

gain

25
Q

Chiropractic adjustment mechanical advantage is less than 1 so what do we do?

A

Speed and stance

26
Q

Is type 1 lever in the body common?

A

no

27
Q

Example of type one lever in the body?

A

Neck and head

28
Q

Example of type 2 lever in the body?

A

Standing on balls of feet

29
Q

Type 3 lever in the body?

A

Biceps with hand lifting something.