biomechanics kinematics 1 and 2 (velocity and acceleration)

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define human kinematics

area of biomechanics that includes description of motion without regard for the forces producing the motion

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5 descriptors of motion

type, location, direction, magnitude, rate

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3 types of motion

rotation, translation, combined

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define rotation

angular displacement that occurs around/about an axis (center of rotation)

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rotation occurs how relative to the axis

around/about

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define translation

linear displacement that occurs along an axis, can be either straight line or curvilinear

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translation can be either

straight line or curvilinear

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combined motion is

rotation and translation

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how do points move in translation

every point on the segment moves the same linear distance

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how do points move in roation

every point on the segment moves the same angular distance

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what does location of motion mean

reference to axis of motion

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what tool is used to talk about location of motion

coordinate (reference) system

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a coordinate system defines motion in a unique ____ way

objective

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2 characteristics of coordinate systems

absolute (global) vs relative

cartesian or orthogonal (perpendicular)

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global/absolute coordinate system

has a fixed reference point/axis/origin

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relative coordinate system

describes a position based on an origin that can move

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what motion occurs in the frontal plane

adduction abduction

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what motion occurs in the sagittal plane

flexion and extension

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what motion occurs in the horizontal/transverse plane

rotation

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what type of motion occurs around coronal/mediolateral axis

sagittal plane motion (flexion, extension)

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what type of motion occurs around an anteroposterior axis

frontal plane motion (adduction, abduction)

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what type of motion occurs around a vertical/longitudinal/axial axis

transverse plane motion (rotation)

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2 other names for vertical axis

longitudinal and axial

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coronal axis AKA

mediolateral axis

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motion happens around an axis that is _____/_____degrees to it

perpendicular, 90

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translation describes a change in

position

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how do we describe position

body (segment or point) described in terms of its distance from the origin

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how do we describe orientation

body described in terms of degrees of distance from origin

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what does perspective mean in motion

distal/proximal moving with respect to distal/proximal

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how is magnitude measured in translation

m, cm, in etc

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how is magnitude measured in rotation

degrees, radians

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velocity definition

change in position over time

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acceleration definition

change in velocity over time

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linear velocity is velocity of a ___ ____

translating segment

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angular velocity is velocity of a ___ segment

rotating

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linear velocity units

m/sec

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linear acceleration units

m/sec^2

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angular velocity units

deg/sec

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angular acceleration units

deg/sec^2