kin 232 - g2 tissue response to different types of loading

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cancellous bone
spongy/trabecular part of the bone
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cortical bone
the compact dense part that makes the outside shell
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composite
bones are an example of a ___________ tissue as it has different materials
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higher, lower
the cortical part of the bone is expected to have the ________ young modulus and can withstand _______ strain
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lower, higher
the trabecular part of the bone is expected to have a ____ young modulus and can withstand ______ strain
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anisotropic material
any material that has a different material properties depending on the direction of the applied load
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isotropic material
a material that has the same material properties regardless of loading direction
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true
a longitudinal force has the greatest young modulus and ultimate stress

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false
a transverse force has the greatest young modulus and ultimate stress
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compression force
this force involves pushing down onto the tissue
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tension force
this force involves pulling two ends of a bone
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true
the ultimate strength of a bone depends on the loading type

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neutral axis
the point where tension and compression is 0
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bending forcew
this type of loading causes tension at the top and compression at the bottom
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true
in bending, the part being stretched is the area with the most concern

t or f
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tension
what loading type causes this bone failure
what loading type causes this bone failure
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compression
what loading type causes this bone failure
what loading type causes this bone failure
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torsion
what loading type causes this bone failure
what loading type causes this bone failure
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bending
what loading type causes this bone failure
what loading type causes this bone failure
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combined loading
what loading type causes this bone failure
what loading type causes this bone failure
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true
during bending, a bone would fail first at the point where there is tension

t or f
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stress risers
small concentrated areas (holes, notches, etc) of stress thats causes CSA to be very small
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increase
a decrease in CSA causes the stress to
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finite model
breaks bones into elements to be analyzed and see the distribution of stress through the material
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false
changes in material does not cause a stress riser

t or f
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true
cement can be used to help ease the transition of metal to bone

t or f