Questions 3 Flashcards

1
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What is the formula for acceleration?

A

Force = Mass x Acceleration

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2
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The rules or principles of arthrokinematic movements tells us that if a convex joint surface moves on a concave joint surface; then?

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The convex surface rolls in the opposite direction from its slide on the concave joint surface

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3
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What is kinesiology?

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Study of the forces and structures (active and passive) that are involved in human movement?

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4
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What is kinematics?

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The study of motion of bodies in space

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5
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What is Kinetics?

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The study of forces on a body

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6
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What is motor control?

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How the various body systems interact to produce movement, with emphasis on how the brain manages the movement?

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7
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What are the formulas for Torque?

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Torque = internal force x internal moment arm
Torque = External force x external moment arm
Torque = Force x Distance
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8
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Combining two or more forces to determine what the resultant force will be?

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Composition of forces or vector composition

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9
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Can sometimes be accomplished by the polygon or tip tail method?

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Composition of forces or vector composition

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10
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Decomposing a single force into its component forces?

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Resolution of forces or vector resoultion

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11
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Rotation kinematic describes?

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The motion of a part in a circular path around an axis

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12
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Which of the following are correct formulae for mechanical advantage?

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Mechanical advantage == force out the lever / force applied to the lever
Mechanical advantage = internal moment arm/ External moment arm
Mechanical advantage = force arm/resistance arm

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13
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What is tension?

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A distraction force that pulls a material apart

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14
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Tissue returns to its original shape and size after the force is removed?

A

Elastic region

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15
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Tissue remains permanently deformed after the force is removed?

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Plastic region

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16
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Also known as the trauma range?

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Plastic region

17
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Next to the toe or neutral zone

A

Elastic region

18
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Which of the below is a correct definition for a force couple?

A

Two or more linear forces in different directions produce torque or rotation in the same direction.

19
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What is kinetics?

A

Forces on the body

20
Q

Magnitude of the force is?

A

Length of the vector shaft

21
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Point at which the force is applied to the body?

A

Base of the vector

22
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Direction of the force?

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The arrow at one end of the vector

23
Q

A muscle is trying to shorten get shorter?

A

Concentric

24
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Internal torque > External torque

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Concentric

25
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A muscle that is trying to shorten actually lengthens?

A

Eccentric

26
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External torque > Internal torque

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Eccentric

27
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A muscle that is trying to shorten stays the same length?

A

Isometric

28
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Internal torque = External Torque

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Isometric