Movement Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

How is a fulcrum represented on a diagram

A

A triangle

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2
Q

How is effort represented on a diagram

A

An arrow in the direction the effort is applied

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3
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How is the load (resistance) represented on a diagram

A

As a square

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4
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How is a lever represented on a diagram

A

Straight Line

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5
Q

What factors affects a lever’s type of mechanical advantage?

A

Distance between resistance and fulcrum

Distance between effort and fulcrum

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6
Q

In the elbow’s third-class lever, how long is the resistance arm?

A

Very Long

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7
Q

What is the effort in a second-class ankle lever?

A

The Gastrocnemius

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8
Q

For which activities is a second-class lever ideal?

A

Lifting Weights

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9
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What is mechanical advantage

A

Efficiency of a working class lever, calculated by effort/weight arm.

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10
Q

Identify the lever system when kicking a ball

A

Third class lever

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11
Q

Explain the mechanical advantage of the lever system at the ball of the foot in a sprint start.

A

This is a 2nd class lever, this means there will be a long effort arm compared to the resistance arm, therefore a small amount of effort is needed by the sprinter’s muscles to move her weight to allow her to accelerate.

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12
Q

What are examples of the side-to-side movements that take place in the frontal plane?

A

Abduction and Adduction

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13
Q

Which of the following is NOT an example of a movement that occurs in the frontal plane?
A. Star Jumps
B. Cartwheel
C. Squats

A

Squats

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14
Q

Movements on a sagittal plane take place around which sort of axis?

A

Transverse

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15
Q

Sagittal Plane

A
  • Divides the left and right side of the body vertically.
  • Flexion and Extension
  • Transverse Axis
  • Side to Side
  • Somersault , Squats
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16
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Frontal Plane

A
  • Divides the front and back of the body, vertically
  • Abduction and Adduction
  • Sagittal Axis
  • Front to back
  • Cartwheel, Star Jumps
17
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Transverse Plane

A
  • Divides the top and bottom of the body, horizontally
  • Rotation
  • Longitudinal Axis
  • Top to bottom
  • Throwing a Discus or Hammer
18
Q

Describe the direction of the transverse axis and name the plane linked with the axis

A

The transverse axis goes from the side to side, movement will occur in the sagittal plane

19
Q

Name the plane a somersault occurs in and the axis it occurs

A

Sagittal Plane

Transverse Axis

20
Q

Identify the movement possible in the sagittal plane

A

Extension

21
Q

What does the fulcrum of a first class lever lie in between?

A

Effort and Resistance