Lecture 13-14 - Biomechanics Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 ways the body moves?

A
  1. Body moving itself in different mediums and using implements and projectiles (gymnastics, diving, wrestling)
  2. Body moving projectiles in different mediums (balls)
  3. body moving implements in different mediums (racquets, sticks)
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What is Newton’s first law?

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The Law of Inertia -> a body will remain at rest and a body will remain in motion unless acted on by an external force, Inertia is the reluctance to change

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3
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How is Inertia measured?

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by how much mass a body has

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4
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what is mass?

A

a measure of the quantity of matter in an object

remains constant everywhere in the universe

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5
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What is weight?

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  • gravitational attraction between two objects
  • larger mass = larger gravitational attraction
  • different throughout the universe
  • weight is a measurement of force
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6
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What is centre of mass?

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centre of gravity

  • point at which body’s mass is equally distributed
  • point about which body rotates in free space
  • balance point of the obdy
  • can be outside the body
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7
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What is it called when the body is in a “constant state” of motion (stillness of movement)?

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Velocity

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8
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What is the change in velocity called? and why would this change happen?

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Acceleration (which can be either positive or negative) this would happen if a force changed it.

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9
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What is force?

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any cause that produces a change in the state of motion (or shape) that changes the acceleration of the body

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10
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What is required to change motion?

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force

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11
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In what form is force initiated by the body?

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muscle contraction

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12
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What are 4 types of motion caused by the application or force?

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  1. No displacement
  2. Linear displacement
  3. Rotational (angular) displacement
  4. Displacement to stationary (motion to no motion)
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13
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What is no displacement?

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when a force is put on something yet the centre of mass remains of the base

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14
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What is linear displacement?

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when a force passes directly through the centre of mass, the mass wil move forward or backward and be directly outside of the base

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15
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What is Rotational (or angular) displacement?

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  • when an off centre force produces movement
  • the further off centre the greater rotation and less linear displacement
  • influenced by force and the distance from the force is applied from
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16
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What is torque?

A

force times the lever arm(distance)

17
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What is displacement to stationary?

A

motion to motionless

  • energy is absorbed or dissipated over time
  • rolls for example
18
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What is human motion caused by?

A

force

19
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What is Newton’s 2nd Law?

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Law of Acceration. acceleration is directlyh proportional to the force causeing it

20
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What is the formula for force?

A

force = mass x acceleration

21
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If mass is the same what does greater force equal?

A

greater acceleration

22
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What is momentum?

A

mass x velocity (ship, bullet, train)

23
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What is Newton’s 3rd Law?

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Law of Action/Reaction: every action has an equal, opposite and concurrent reaciton, ground reaction force = matching force