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  • 1

    the science of movement of living body, including how muscles, bones, tendons and ligaments work together to produce movement

    BIOMECHANICS

  • 2

    Bio means

    life

  • 3

    study of physical actions and forces

    mechanics

  • 4

    Principles in Biomechanics:

    1. Dynamics 2. static 3. kinematics 4. kinetics

  • 5

    study of moving systems that undergo acceleration and deceleration.

    dynamics

  • 6

    study of system at equilibrium

    static

  • 7

    whether at rest or moving at a constant velocity

    static

  • 8

    study of motion patterns describes the effect of forces on a system

    kinematics

  • 9

    including linear and angular variation of velocity through time, position and displacement.

    kinematics

  • 10

    study of forces causing motion.

    kinetics

  • 11

    Elements of Biomechanics:

    1. motion 2. force 3. momentum 4. levers 5. balance

  • 12

    the movement of the body or an object across space

    motion

  • 13

    are the major element of motion

    speed and acceleration

  • 14

    the push or pull that causes a person or an object to accelerate, decelerate, stop or change direction.

    force

  • 15

    the product of a weight and its velocity when it is moved.

    momentum

  • 16

    our arms and legs function as__

    lever

  • 17

    Lever parts:

    1. resistance arm 2. fulcrum 3. axis of rotation

  • 18

    refers to stability

    balance

  • 19

    The alignment of the body’s center of gravity over the base of support.

    balance

  • 20

    Erect standing position with all body parts facing forward

    anatomical reference

  • 21

    Considered the starting point for all body segment movements.

    anatomical reference

  • 22

    Standing erect,with palms and feet facing forward

    Anatomical Position

  • 23

    closer to head

    superior

  • 24

    farther away to the head

    inferior

  • 25

    toward the front

    anterior

  • 26

    toward the back of the body

    posterior

  • 27

    toward the midline of the body

    medial

  • 28

    away from the midline of the body

    lateral

  • 29

    closer to the trunk

    proximal

  • 30

    away from the trunk

    distal

  • 31

    toward the surface of the body

    superficial

  • 32

    inside the body away from the surface

    deep

  • 33

    Fixed lines of reference along which the body is often divided or sectioned to facilitate viewing of its structures

    Anatomical Planes

  • 34

    Allow one to obtain a three-dimensional perspective by studying the body from different views

    Anatomical Planes

  • 35

    The plane dividing the body into right and left portions

    Sagittal plane

  • 36

    are names for the plane dividing the body into equal right and left halves

    Midsagittal or median

  • 37

    dividing the body into equal right and left halves

    Midsagittal or median

  • 38

    The plane dividing the body into front and back portions

    Frontal/Coronal plane

  • 39

    The horizontal plane dividing the body into upper and lower portions

    Transverse plane

  • 40

    Transverse plane aka

    Horizontal plane.

  • 41

    have the fulcrum in the middle.

    First class levers

  • 42

    have the load in the middle.

    second class lever

  • 43

    Example in the body - Gastrocnemius causing plantar flexion at the ankle.

    second class lever

  • 44

    Example in the body -Triceps causing Extension at the elbow

    first class lever

  • 45

    have the effort in the middle.

    third class lever

  • 46

    This means they can produce a large range of movement with relatively low effort.

    3rd class lever

  • 47

    Example in the body - Bicep causing flexion at the elbow

    3rd class lever

  • 48

    Movement where the body remains in place,but moves around its horizontal and vertical axes.

    balance skills

  • 49

    The ability to neutralise forces that disturb equilibrium.

    balance

  • 50

    Anatomical planes:

    1. sagittal 2. frontal/ coronal 3. transverse/horizontal

  • 51

    Reference axes:

    1. Mediolateral axis 2 Anteroposterior axis 3. Longitudinal /vertical axis

  • 52

    around which rotations in the sagittal plane occur

    Mediolateral axis

  • 53

    around which rotations in the frontal plane occur

    Anteroposterior axis

  • 54

    around which rotational movements occur

    Longitudinal /vertical axis

  • 55

    What movements occurs in the frontal plane?

    1. Abduction and adduction 2. Lateral flexion 3. Elevation and depression 4. Inversion & eversion 5. Radial & ulnar deviation

  • 56

    What movements occurs in the transverse plane?

    1. Left & right rotation 2. Medial & lateral rotation 3. Supination & pronation 4.Horizontal abduction & adduction

  • 57

    What movements occurs in the sagittal plane?

    1. FLEXION 2. EXTENSION 3. DORSIFICATION 4. FORWARD 5. DOWNWARD

  • 58

    Taas ng biomechanics:

    1. biology 2. medicine 3. physics 4. engineering

  • 59

    Baba ng biomechanics::

    1. statics 2. dynamics

  • 60

    Baba ng dynamic:

    1. Kinematics 2. kinetics

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    the science of movement of living body, including how muscles, bones, tendons and ligaments work together to produce movement

    BIOMECHANICS

  • 2

    Bio means

    life

  • 3

    study of physical actions and forces

    mechanics

  • 4

    Principles in Biomechanics:

    1. Dynamics 2. static 3. kinematics 4. kinetics

  • 5

    study of moving systems that undergo acceleration and deceleration.

    dynamics

  • 6

    study of system at equilibrium

    static

  • 7

    whether at rest or moving at a constant velocity

    static

  • 8

    study of motion patterns describes the effect of forces on a system

    kinematics

  • 9

    including linear and angular variation of velocity through time, position and displacement.

    kinematics

  • 10

    study of forces causing motion.

    kinetics

  • 11

    Elements of Biomechanics:

    1. motion 2. force 3. momentum 4. levers 5. balance

  • 12

    the movement of the body or an object across space

    motion

  • 13

    are the major element of motion

    speed and acceleration

  • 14

    the push or pull that causes a person or an object to accelerate, decelerate, stop or change direction.

    force

  • 15

    the product of a weight and its velocity when it is moved.

    momentum

  • 16

    our arms and legs function as__

    lever

  • 17

    Lever parts:

    1. resistance arm 2. fulcrum 3. axis of rotation

  • 18

    refers to stability

    balance

  • 19

    The alignment of the body’s center of gravity over the base of support.

    balance

  • 20

    Erect standing position with all body parts facing forward

    anatomical reference

  • 21

    Considered the starting point for all body segment movements.

    anatomical reference

  • 22

    Standing erect,with palms and feet facing forward

    Anatomical Position

  • 23

    closer to head

    superior

  • 24

    farther away to the head

    inferior

  • 25

    toward the front

    anterior

  • 26

    toward the back of the body

    posterior

  • 27

    toward the midline of the body

    medial

  • 28

    away from the midline of the body

    lateral

  • 29

    closer to the trunk

    proximal

  • 30

    away from the trunk

    distal

  • 31

    toward the surface of the body

    superficial

  • 32

    inside the body away from the surface

    deep

  • 33

    Fixed lines of reference along which the body is often divided or sectioned to facilitate viewing of its structures

    Anatomical Planes

  • 34

    Allow one to obtain a three-dimensional perspective by studying the body from different views

    Anatomical Planes

  • 35

    The plane dividing the body into right and left portions

    Sagittal plane

  • 36

    are names for the plane dividing the body into equal right and left halves

    Midsagittal or median

  • 37

    dividing the body into equal right and left halves

    Midsagittal or median

  • 38

    The plane dividing the body into front and back portions

    Frontal/Coronal plane

  • 39

    The horizontal plane dividing the body into upper and lower portions

    Transverse plane

  • 40

    Transverse plane aka

    Horizontal plane.

  • 41

    have the fulcrum in the middle.

    First class levers

  • 42

    have the load in the middle.

    second class lever

  • 43

    Example in the body - Gastrocnemius causing plantar flexion at the ankle.

    second class lever

  • 44

    Example in the body -Triceps causing Extension at the elbow

    first class lever

  • 45

    have the effort in the middle.

    third class lever

  • 46

    This means they can produce a large range of movement with relatively low effort.

    3rd class lever

  • 47

    Example in the body - Bicep causing flexion at the elbow

    3rd class lever

  • 48

    Movement where the body remains in place,but moves around its horizontal and vertical axes.

    balance skills

  • 49

    The ability to neutralise forces that disturb equilibrium.

    balance

  • 50

    Anatomical planes:

    1. sagittal 2. frontal/ coronal 3. transverse/horizontal

  • 51

    Reference axes:

    1. Mediolateral axis 2 Anteroposterior axis 3. Longitudinal /vertical axis

  • 52

    around which rotations in the sagittal plane occur

    Mediolateral axis

  • 53

    around which rotations in the frontal plane occur

    Anteroposterior axis

  • 54

    around which rotational movements occur

    Longitudinal /vertical axis

  • 55

    What movements occurs in the frontal plane?

    1. Abduction and adduction 2. Lateral flexion 3. Elevation and depression 4. Inversion & eversion 5. Radial & ulnar deviation

  • 56

    What movements occurs in the transverse plane?

    1. Left & right rotation 2. Medial & lateral rotation 3. Supination & pronation 4.Horizontal abduction & adduction

  • 57

    What movements occurs in the sagittal plane?

    1. FLEXION 2. EXTENSION 3. DORSIFICATION 4. FORWARD 5. DOWNWARD

  • 58

    Taas ng biomechanics:

    1. biology 2. medicine 3. physics 4. engineering

  • 59

    Baba ng biomechanics::

    1. statics 2. dynamics

  • 60

    Baba ng dynamic:

    1. Kinematics 2. kinetics