Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Biomechanics

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The mechanical principles that relate directly to the human body.

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2
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Kinetics

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Forces causing movement

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3
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Kinematics

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Time, space, and mass aspects of a moving system

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4
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Fundamental Position

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Same as the anatomical position, but the palms face the body. Often used to discuss rotation of the upper extremity.

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5
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Refers to the front of the body

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anterior

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6
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Refers to the back, or a position more toward the back

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posterior

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7
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Away from the trunk

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distal

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8
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Toward the trunk

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proximal

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9
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Indicates the location of a body part abpve another or to the upper surface of an organ or a structure.

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superior

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10
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Body part below another or the lower surface of an organ or structure

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inferior

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11
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Position or structure closer to the head

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cranial

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12
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Position or structure closer to the tail

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caudal

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13
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Four terms that are best used to describe positions on a quadruped

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dorsal, ventral, cranial, caudal

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14
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Refers to two, or both sides

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bilateral

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15
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Refers to the opposite side

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contralateral

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16
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Refers to the same side of the body

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ipsilateral

17
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The body is divided into segments according to

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bones

18
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The arm, forearm, and hand make up the

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upper extremity

19
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The thigh, leg, and foot make up the

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lower extremity

20
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Two segments of the trunk:

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thorax, abdomen

21
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Thorax consists of:

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ribs, sternum, mostly thoracic vertebrae

22
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Abdomen consists of:

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pelvis, stomach, mostly lumbar vertebrae

23
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Refers to a joint’s surface motion in relation to the body segment’s motion

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arthrokinematic motion

24
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Linear motion

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(translatory motion); occurs in more or less a straight line from one location to another

25
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All of the parts move the same distance, in the same direction, at the same time:

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linear motion

26
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Movement that occurs in a straight line:

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rectilinear motion

27
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A baseball player running from home plate to first base:

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rectilinear motion

28
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Movement that occurs in a curved path, yet isn’t necessarily circular:

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curvilinear motion

29
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Movement of an object around a fixed point: not going the same distance.

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angular motion

30
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In angular motion, ____________

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all the parts of the object move through the same angle, in the same direction, and at the same time, but the do not move the same distance

31
Q

A skateboarder uses a combination of ____________ and ________ motion

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linear, angular

32
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Osteokinematics

A

joint movements

33
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Type of joint that is surrounded by a thick flexible membrane forming a sac into which is secreted a viscous fluid that lubricates the joint.

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synovial joint