MOD. 1 PART 2. LEC. 1 BIOMECHANICAL FOUNDATIONS Flashcards
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The application of mechanical principles to the study of forces on the human body and the results of these forces
BIOMECHANICS
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Observed movement
- Study of growth and development- development of muscle, bones, joints.
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ERGONOMICS
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Clinical evaluation of injuries
Splints and orthotics, carats, prosthetics
Sport performance evaluation
REHABILITATION
What are the Three general types of Human Motion?
TRANSLATIONAL
ROTATIONAL
GENERAL
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- All parts of the body move in the same direction, same distance and same time.
- the path may be straight >Rectilinear or Curved
TRANSLATIONAL
What is an example of a Rectilinear motion?
ICE SKATER MAINTAIN THE SAME BODY POSITION
A pair a shoot jumper falling on a curvilinear path is an example of what type of motion?
CURVILINEAR MOTION
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-A body moves in a circular path about some axis
I.e.- leg curl
-all parts of the body traverse the same angle, same direction and same time.
ROTATIONAL MOTION
What type of motion is a combo of translation and rotation?
It is most typical and is difficult to analyze.
GENERAL MOTION
What are the major areas within biomechanics?
KINEMATICS
KINETICS
What is the description of Motion?
EXAMPLES CAN BE; How far? In what direction? How fast? How fast did it change speeds?
KINEMATICS
What is the determination (or causes ) of motion?
KINETICS
What are the 2 categories of KINEMATICS?
Linear ————-> Angular / / / / /
What are the types of Descriptions of linear motion ?
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DISTANCE
DISPLACEMENT
SPEED
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The total length of the movement path regardless of direction
DISTANCE
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- Change in body position with reference to its starting
- position and the direction of movement
DISPLACEMENT