Terminology Of Kinesiology Flashcards
What are the kinematic variables
Types of motion
Location of motion
Direction of motion
Quantity of motion
What types of motion are there
- Rotatory (angular)
- Translatory (linear)
Rotatory (angular) motion
Movement of an object or segment around a fixed axis
Translatory (linear) motion
Movement of an object or segment in a line
Open kinetic chain
The distal moves on the proximal
Closed kinetic chain movements
Proximal moves on the distal
Transverse plan
“X-coordinate”
Has a vertical/longitudinal axis
IR/ER and rotational movements occur in this plane in anatomical position
Frontal plane
“Y-coordinate”
Anterior to posterior axis
In the anatomical position abduction and adduction, later flexion occur
Sagittal plane
“Z-coordinate”
Coronal/medial lateral axis
In anatomical position flexion and extension occur
Force vectors
Point of application
Action line of direction
Spatial orientation
Magnitude
Point of application
Where the force is acting (shown by the base of the arrow)
Action line of direction
Point of the arrow
Spatial orientation
Shaft of the arrow
Magnitude
Length of the arrow
Compression force
Two surfaces together along the long axis
Demons by shortening and widening