Intro and Basic Terminology

Question 1

What kind of movement is being described: Nonnumerical, observation, equipment not necessary, focus on time and space.

Answer 1

Qualitative

Question 2

What kind of movement is being described:Numerical, based on data collection, focuses on forces, equipment necessary.

Answer 2

Quantitative

Question 3

What are the 2 types of human movement analysis?

Answer 3

Biomechanics and kinesiology

Question 4

What is the description of how a person is moving (joints)n

Answer 4

Kinematics

Question 5

What does kinetics answer?

Answer 5

What is being applied to the body( forces)

Question 6

What is the definition of kinesiology?

Answer 6

The scientific study of human body movement

Question 7

What is functional anatomy?

Answer 7

taking 2 segments for what creates the joint

Question 8

What kind of skeleton is this?

Answer 8

Axial

Question 9

What kind of skeleton is this?

Answer 9

Appendicular

Question 10

Describe relative angles

Answer 10

2 segements relative to each other

Question 11

Describe absolute angle

Answer 11

1 segment with a fixed surface

Question 12

Describe this photo

Answer 12

Superficial extrinsic muscles

Question 13

Describe the photo

Answer 13

Deep intrinsic muscles

Question 14

What is contralateral?

Answer 14

Opposite sides

Question 15

What is ipsilateral?

Answer 15

Same side

Question 16

Motion occurs ___________

Answer 16

about an axis

Question 17

Where does an axis pass-through

Answer 17

joint center

Question 18

What are the axes for these planes? Sagittal, Frontal, Transverse

Answer 18

mediolateral, anteroposterior, longitudinal

Question 19

What is the other name for multiplanar?

Answer 19

Oblique

Question 20

When you take your shoulders from a shrugged position to neutral it is called?

Answer 20

Scapular depression

Question 21

When you take your finger and draw a circle to the side what is it called?

Answer 21

Circumduction

Question 22

What part of your body has opposition?

Answer 22

Your thumb

Question 23

What is the number of planes in which a joint has the ability to move?

Answer 23

Degree of freedom

Question 24

What joints only have 1 degree of freedom?

Answer 24

Elbow and Ankle (talocrural)

Question 25

What joints have 2 degrees of freedom?

Answer 25

Wrist and Knee( Tibiafibular joint)

Question 26

What joints have 3 degrees of freedom?

Answer 26

Hip and shoulder

Question 27

What are the 3 degrees of freedom of the hip and shoulder?

Answer 27

abduction & adduction, internal rotation, flexion & extension