EXSC 350 Chap 5 Flashcards

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0
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Torque (T) =

A

Fr

Force x moment arm (perpendicular distance)

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What is a Torque?

A

A moment of Force
A rotary effect created by an applied force
It is the ANGULAR EQUIVALENT of LINEAR force

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Greater T results in a ______ tendency for rotation to occur and a ______ angular acceleration.

A

Greater

Greater

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Q

Moment Arm is _______ and ______ distance between a force’s line of action and axis of rotation

A

Perpendicular and shortest

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4
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Any perpendicular will chance the moment arm ______

A

Length

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5
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A Force Couple is a pair of equal and opposite forces that produce T in the _____ direction.

A

Same

Equal magnitude
Ex: cycling, steering wheel

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Tendon

A

Muscle to bone

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Ligament

A

Bone to bone

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Joint torques

A

Produce movement of body segments.

Antagonistic and Agonistic muscles working change in joint position = net T

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9
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Joint torque direct measure example:

A

Place a strain gauge in the muscle

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Joint torque indirect example:

A

EMG

Isokinetic device

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1st Class Lever

A

Ex: neck (atlanto-occipital joint), triceps, see-saw

E F R

*Least common

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2nd Class Lever

A

Ex: Calf (MTP joint), wheelbarrow

F R E

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3rd Class Lever

A

Ex: Biceps, broom

F E* R

*Most Common in body

Mech Adv. Resistance

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Purpose of levers

A

To gain mechanical advantage

To gain a greater ROM with sm force arm movement

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15
Q

Mechanical Adv. Formula

A

Force/Resistance

> 1 Gain Mech adv.
<1 Lose Mech adv.
=1 No Mech adv.

16
Q

Rotary Component

A

The only force component that will cause the bone to rotate about the joint center. Perpendicular to the bone. (Y component)

17
Q

Dislocating Component

A

The components of force that is parallel to the bone pulling the bone AWAYSATURDAY form the joint center.

(X component)

18
Q

Stabilizing Component

A

The component of force that is parallel to the bone pulling the bone TOWARD the joint center.

(X component)

19
Q

If the Angle is < 90 deg…..

A

Rotary and Dislocating components (y,x)

20
Q

If an Angle is > 90 deg…

A

Has both Rotary and Stabilizing components (y,x)

21
Q

If an Angle is at 90 deg….

A

It has 100% Rotary component

22
Q

Biceps produce the most force at what angle of a curl?

A

~80 deg

The force generated (strength) is highest

23
Q

The specific angles in which the muscle is stronger/stable __________ from person to person.

A

Varies

24
Q

Angles are in reference to the ______ compared to the bone not _____ compared to ______.

A

MUSCLES

Bone to Bone

25
Q

The _____ of the muscle determine the force generated.

A

Length

26
Q

Static Equilibrium

A

Condition when a body is completely motionless.

Implying force but no mvmt = isometric contraction

Net Vector Sum = Zero

27
Q

COG (Center of Gravity)

A

Point about which the body mass or weight is equally distributed and through which the force of gravity acts.

Important for Stability and Balance

28
Q

Mechanically, a body behaves as if all of its mass is concentrated at the __________________.

A

COG

29
Q

When analyzing the human body’s weight as a force for mechanical analyses, the vector representing that force is drawn through the body’s ___________.

A

COG

30
Q

Stability

A

Resistance to linear and/or angular acceleration

31
Q

Balance

A

Ability to control equilibrium

32
Q

(Improving Stability)

_______ body mass.

Increase ________ b/t body and contact surface

A

Increase

Friction

33
Q

(Improving Stability)

Increase _____ of support base in direction of ____ __ ____ of external force.

_________ position COG near edge of support base on the side of the oncoming external force

A

Friction; Line of action

Horizontally

34
Q

(Improving Stability)

If no external force, the you want your COG in the ______ of your support base.

Vertically positioning COG as _____ as possible

A

Middle

Low