SB- Test 1 answers Flashcards

Lec 1: Terminology Lec 2: Newtons Laws/ forces Lec 3: forces/ levers

1
Q
  • The branch of mechanics that deals with the geometry of the motion of objects, including displacement, velocity, and acceleration, without taking into account the forces that produce the motion, best defines the field of ______
A

Kinematics

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2
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  • The application of mechanical laws to living structures, specifically to the locomotor system of the human body, best defines the field of ____
A

biomechanics

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3
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  • When the Center of Mass (CoM) of an object and its Line of Gravity (LoG) fall outside of its Base of Supplort (BoS), the object will _____
A

fall over

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4
Q
  • The CoM of the average human body standing in anatomical position is located just anterior to the _____
A

sacral base

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5
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  • Lowering the Center of Mass of an object increases its ___
A

stability

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6
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  • Least common lever system found in the body?
A

Lever 1

supraspinatus

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7
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  • Which of the one of the folling muscles functions as an example of the least common lever system found in the human body?
A

supraspinatus

lever 1

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8
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  • All points of an object moving the same distance, at the same time, and in parallel paths is indicative of _____ motion
A

translational

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9
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  • Any “Anatomic pully” acts to increase the __ of a muscle
A

moment arm

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10
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  • When the forces applied to an object has action lines that lie at angles to each other it is refered to as _____ force system
A

concurrent

they make resultant forces

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11
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  • Most movement in the human body is a combination of the two types of motion that involves an instantaneous center (or axis) of rotation and is reffed to as ____ motion
A

General

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12
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  • In a third class lever system, the muscle acts as the ______ and produces __ contraction
A

effort force/ concentric

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13
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  • In a second class lever system, the muscle acts as the ___ and produces ____ contraction
A

resistance force/ eccentric

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14
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During muscle contraction, when the Effort * Force is equal to the resistance force, and no net torque is produced, it is referred to as a _____ contraction

A

isometric

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15
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  • When a muscle contracts the force of pull produced is always towards the _____ of the muscle
A

center

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16
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  • bones or bony prominences that alter the direction of pull of a muscle are known as ____
A

anatomic pulleys

17
Q
  • A chiropractic line of drive is described using its individual component vectors (I/S A/P) but is applied using the ___ vector
A

resultant

18
Q
  • If the center of mass of an out stretched arm is located just proximal to the elbow, gripping a baseball will move the CoM ___
A

toward the hand

19
Q
  • The most common force system found in the body is the ____ force system
A

concurrent

20
Q
  • Whether or not a body changes position, including how its arms and legs are positioned, the center of mass always _____
A

shifts accordingly

21
Q
  • Mass equals weight _____

a) earth
b. ) on the moon
c. ) outer space
d. ) under water

A

earth

22
Q
  • The theoretical point around which a body’s mass is equally distributed is called the _____
A

center of mass

23
Q
  • The least common lever system found in the body is the ____ Class lever system
A

1st

24
Q
  • The pull of one bony segment away from another is an example of ______ forces
A

distraction forces

25
Q
  • forces that create opposite pulls on a single object are known as _____ forces
A

tensile

26
Q

*Forces that are parallel to contacting surfaces, attempting to move in one object on another object, are known as ___ forces

A

shear

27
Q
  • Two forces that cause joint reaction forces to occur are known as _____ forces
A

compression forces

28
Q

*Forces that resist parallel forces attempting to move one object on another are known as ____ forces

A

friction

29
Q

*The strenght of rotation produced by a force couple is known as ___

A

torque

30
Q
  • When a muscle lengthens during contraction it is undergoing ___ contraction
A

eccentric

31
Q
  • When a muscle shortens during contraction it is undergoing _____ contraction
A

concentric

32
Q

When a muscles length doesnt change during contraction it is performing _____ contraction

A

isometric

33
Q

“An object will remain at rest or in a uniform motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force,” states Newton’s first law, the law of ______

A

inertia

34
Q
  • The rate at which the speed of an object increases is proportional to the net forces acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass,” state newtons second law, the law of ______
A

acceleration

35
Q

“For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” states Newtons third law, the law of ___

A

reaction

36
Q
  • Rotation of the trunk of the body occurs around the _____ axis and in the ___ plane
A

Y axis

transverse plane

37
Q

Flexion and extension of the trunk of the body occurs around the _____ axis and in the ___ plane

A

x axis

sagittal plane

38
Q

Lateral bending of the trunk of the body occurs around the ___ axis and in the ___ plane

A

z axis

coronal plane

39
Q

Force = _____ x ____

A

mass x velocity