biomechanical frame of reference and levers Flashcards

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What does a frame of reference guide in practice?

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Beliefs, assumptions, definitions, and concepts within a specific area of practice

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How is the biomechanical frame of reference divided?

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Focus, assumption, and outcome

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What is the focus of the biomechanical frame of reference?

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Restoring or establishing:
* Structural stability
* Tissue integrity
* Range of motion
* Strength endurance

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What is the assumption of the biomechanical frame of reference?

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Improved structural stability, tissue integrity, ROM, endurance will result in improved functional abilities

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What is the outcome of the biomechanical frame of reference?

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Reduced limitation improves quality of life

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What are the strengths of the biomechanical frame of reference?

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Facilitates evaluation of movement in activity and helps in developing adaptive equipment to restore function related to specific body part

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What are the limitations of the biomechanical frame of reference?

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Need to consider specifics of client, not only health of specific body part, should look at the person as a whole, consider more holistic lens: psychology, social life, well-being

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What are the elements of Kinematic activity analysis?

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Sequence of movement, joint motion, muscle activity

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What is a lever?

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A rigid body rotating around an axis, made of a moving force (effort), axis (fulcrum), and resistance force (load)

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What is the force arm (effort)?

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The perpendicular distance from the axis to the line of action of the force

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What is the resistance arm?

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The perpendicular distance from the axis to the line of action of the resistance

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What is mechanical advantage?

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Mechanical advantage = Force arm/resistance arm

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What happens when the force arm increases?

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Effort becomes easier, more mechanical advantage

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What happens when the resistance arm increases?

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Effort becomes harder, less mechanical advantage

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What is a first class lever?

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Axis is between two forces, F – A – R

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What is a second class lever?

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Axis at one end, R closest to axis, RA<FA, A – R – F

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What is a third class lever?

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Axis at one end, F closest to axis, RA > FA, A – F – R