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Exam 3 Flashcards

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The ability to perform reasoning and abstract though

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Fluid intelligence

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A process where quality of evidence relative to the risk of benefits of treatment is determined

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Evidence based medicine

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Forces that act upon a body or object, including those from gravity, the muscles, and external to the body

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Mechanical Loads

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Skinfold Assessments

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Measurement of thickness of skin at various sites of the body

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Motor Control

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The study of understanding of mechanisms by which the nervous and muscular systems coordinate body movements

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Qualitative Analysis

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Requires the progressive identification of the aspects critical to the movement through a systematic process that often requires the analyst to view multiple trials from different viewpoints

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Densitometry

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Determines density of body mass by/ scale or air displacement

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The ability to store information in the brain

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Chrystal Intelligence

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Scans the body to make an x ray

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Dual Energy X ray Absorptiometry

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The study of motor performance throughout the life span from birth through old age

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Motor Development

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Improving sport and performance bye athletes through the improvement in movement techniques or the development of equipment

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Sport biomechanics

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When all points of the body are moving in the same direction at the same speed and are traveling the same distance

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Linear Motion

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an instrument for the precise measurement of angles, especially one used to measure the angles between the faces of crystals

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Goniometer

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Dual Energy X ray Absorptiometry

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Scans the body to make an x ray

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Stimulus recognition - collection information from environment Response selection - deciding what response to make with the info Response programming - Organizing and initiating an action after a stimulus has been identified

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The Three Stages of Information Processing

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umbrella term that includes the disciplines of motor control, motor learning, and motor development

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Motor behavior

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Simultaneous Kinetic Link Principle

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Major motor movements of the body occur at the same time

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When segments of the body and joint rotations occur in a specific sequence or order

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Sequential Kinetic Link Principle

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Linear Motion

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When all points of the body are moving in the same direction at the same speed and are traveling the same distance

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Sequential Kinetic Link Principle

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When segments of the body and joint rotations occur in a specific sequence or order

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Epidemioloigic studies

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Research investigations conducted to identify factors that affect the health and disease of populations

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Chrystal Intelligence

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The ability to store information in the brain

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Bioelectric impedance

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measure body through low voltage electric currents through the body

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Evidence based medicine

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A process where quality of evidence relative to the risk of benefits of treatment is determined

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hinged devices that can be attached to a body part to record movement and the range of motion

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Goniometer

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Angular motion

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The motion of a body about a fixed point or fixed axis

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Static biomechanics

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Study of bodies and masses at rest or in a constant state of motion

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Motor behavior

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umbrella term that includes the disciplines of motor control, motor learning, and motor development

29
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Determines density of body mass by/ scale or air displacement

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Densitometry

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Instrument that measures the volumes of oxygen consumed and carbon dioxide produced

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Metabolic Cart

31
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measure body through low voltage electric currents through the body

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Bioelectric impedance

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Major motor movements of the body occur at the same time

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Simultaneous Kinetic Link Principle

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A set of non-invasive, quantitative body measurements used to. assess growth, development, and health parameters.

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Anthropometric Measurement

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Measurement of thickness of skin at various sites of the body

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Skinfold Assessments

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The study of understanding of mechanisms by which the nervous and muscular systems coordinate body movements

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Motor Control

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study of acquisition of basic and advanced movement skills that are used in everyday activities

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Motor learning

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Motor learning

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study of acquisition of basic and advanced movement skills that are used in everyday activities

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Comparison test of a medical intervention versus a control condition, placebo condition, or the standard medical treatment for a patient’s condition

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Clinical Trials

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Sport biomechanics

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Improving sport and performance bye athletes through the improvement in movement techniques or the development of equipment

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Fluid intelligence

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The ability to perform reasoning and abstract though

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Reliable

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providing consistant measurement

42
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General Motion

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Occurs when the translation and rotation movements are combined

43
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The motion of a body about a fixed point or fixed axis

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Angular motion

44
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providing consistant measurement

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Reliable

45
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The Three Stages of Information Processing

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Stimulus recognition - collection information from environment Response selection - deciding what response to make with the info Response programming - Organizing and initiating an action after a stimulus has been identified

46
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Anthropometric Measurement

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A set of non-invasive, quantitative body measurements used to. assess growth, development, and health parameters.

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Mechanical Loads

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Forces that act upon a body or object, including those from gravity, the muscles, and external to the body

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Study of bodies and masses at rest or in a constant state of motion

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Static biomechanics

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improving the ability of an injured or disabled person to perform activities of daily living, including work and leisure activities, physical activity, or exercise

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Clinical biomechanics

50
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Providing and accurate measurement

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Valid

51
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Clinical Trials

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Comparison test of a medical intervention versus a control condition, placebo condition, or the standard medical treatment for a patient’s condition

52
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Occurs when the translation and rotation movements are combined

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General Motion

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Clinical biomechanics

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improving the ability of an injured or disabled person to perform activities of daily living, including work and leisure activities, physical activity, or exercise

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Requires the progressive identification of the aspects critical to the movement through a systematic process that often requires the analyst to view multiple trials from different viewpoints

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Qualitative Analysis

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Goniometer

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an instrument for the precise measurement of angles, especially one used to measure the angles between the faces of crystals

56
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Motor Development

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The study of motor performance throughout the life span from birth through old age

57
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Metabolic Cart

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Instrument that measures the volumes of oxygen consumed and carbon dioxide produced

58
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Goniometer

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hinged devices that can be attached to a body part to record movement and the range of motion

59
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Research investigations conducted to identify factors that affect the health and disease of populations

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Epidemioloigic studies

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Valid

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Providing and accurate measurement

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