Chapter 3: Biomechanical Basics Flashcards

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Levers

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most common form of machine
rigid bar that turns about an axis of rotation/force against resistance

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Resistance

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center of gravity or location of external resistance

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Force

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Usually muscle insertion

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First Class Lever

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  • Axis between Resistance and Force
    EX: seesaw, crowbar, triceps in overhead extension, back of neck
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Second Class Lever

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  • Resistance between axis and force
    EX: bottle opener, wheel barrow, gastrocnemius
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Third Class Lever

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  • Force between resistance and axis
  • most common type in body
    EX: catapult, screen door opened by a short spring
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Newton’s First Law

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Inertia: the resistance to change
more mass = more force needed

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Newton’s Second Law

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Acceleration: a change in acceleration happens in the same direction as the force that caused it

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Newton’s Third Law

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Reaction: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Wheel and Axle

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wheel and axle turn together
- relatively small force to move large resistance

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Pulleys

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Simple pulleys change the direction of an applied force

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