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KIN 330

Exam 3

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_______________ are the turning effect produced by a force acting on a restrained system Torques
Torques are directly proportion to the ______________ of force as well as the ____________ between the point of application of the force and the axis of rotation Magnitude; distance
Torque= ____x______ Force x distance
_________ torques are produced by forces within a system (human body) Internal
___________ torques are produced by forces outside the system (human body) External
During _________ ___________ there is no linear or angular acceleration static equilibrium
When ___________ external torque (magnitude) = internal torque (magnitude) Stationary
The ____________ component creates internal torque and causes motion Rotary
The _______________ component does not contribute to internal torque, and causes joint compression or distraction Non-rotary
A ___________ is a simple machine consisting of a relatively rigid bar that may rotate around a fulcrum Lever
In a lever the _________ forces cause rotation Motive
In a lever the ___________ forces resist rotation Resistive
In a ________ class lever the axis is between the motive force and resistive force (MAR) First
Elbow extension is an example of a _________ class lever First
In a _________ class lever the resistance force is in the middle (ARM) Second
A push up and a landmine press exercise is an example of a ___________ class lever Second
A ___________ class lever always has the mechanical advantage Second
In a _________ class lever the motive force is in the middle (AMR) Third
Third class levers have an advantage in ________ and ________ of movement but a disadvantage in ________ ROM and speed; Force
___________ ____________ is the ratio of the lever arm of the motive force to the lever arm of the resistive force for a given lever Mechanical Advantage
Mechanical advantage= Lever arm _________/ lever arm __________ Lever arm motive/ lever arm resistive
If the MA<1 it is a mechanical ____________ Disadvantage
When the muscle force is greater than the resistive force the lever is a mechanical _____________ Disadvantage
If the MA>1 the lever is at a mechanical ___________ Advantage
When the muscle force is less than resistive force the lever is at mechanical ___________ Advantage
A motive force can move a resistance through a _________ ROM when the motive force lever arm is shorter than the resistance force lever arm Larger
_________ is the product of force and amount of displacement in the direction of that force Work
Work= _____ x ____ F x distance
To calculate ________ you need 1) average force acting on an object, 2) direction of force acting on an object, and 3) displacement of an object along the line of action of the force during the time force acts on an object Work
_______ work is adding energy Positive
_________ work is removing energy from a system Negative
If F and d point in the same direction the work done is ___________ Positive
If F and d point in the opposite direction the work done is _________ Negative
During an isometric movement _______ work is done Zero
During a concentric movement _________ work is done Positive
During an eccentric movement _________ work is done Negative
In work problems F and d must be ___________ to each other Parallel
__________ is the capacity to do work Energy
Energy is a _________ quantity Scalar
Mechanical kinetic energy is the energy of ________ Motion
Objects only possess KE while ____ __________ In motion
Mechanical potential energy is the energy of __________ Position
_________ energy is the energy due to the change of position in gravitational field Potential
Strained or elastic energy is the energy due to ____________ Deformation
Strained Energy= ____x_____x_____ 1/2 x k x x^2
When gravity is the only external force the total mechanical energy __________ ____________ Remains constant
TE= _____ + ______ KE + PE
At any point in time W= ____ TE
So we can say W= change in ______ + Change in ______ Change in KE + Change in PE
If vertial position is held constant W= (_________-_______) KEf-KEi
W=(KEf-KEi) can be re-written as __________ Fxd= (1/2mv^2f-1/2mv^2i)
Power= ________/__________ Work/time
Newtons first law is the law of _________ Inertia
Every body continues in its state of rest, or uniform motion in a straight line unless it is compelled to change that state by forces impressed on it is Newtons _________ law First
The second law of motion is the law of ______________ Acceleration
The change of motion is proportional to the force impressed and is made in the direction of the straight line in which that force is impressed is newtons __________ law Second
Change of motion= acceleration is newtons ____________ law Second
m(Vf-Vi) is called the ________________ Momentum
The summation of the forces multiplied by the change in time is called the _______________ Impulse
________________ is the quantity of Motion Momentum
An object that has both _________ and a _____________ is said to have momentum mass; velocity
Units for momentum are _________ kg x m/s
_____________ is when force is applied to a body, the resulting motion is dependent upon both the magnitude and duration of force Impulse
Impulse (p)= ____ x _____ F x change in time
Momentum changes rely on _____________ Impulse
___________= change of momentum Impulse
A __________ landing is dissipating a large force over a short time Hard
A _______ landing is dissipating a large force over a long time Soft
Newtons 3rd law of motion is the law of ___________ Reaction
Each force has an equal and opposite reaction is newtons _____ law 3rd
During _________ ________________ no linear or angular acceleration is present and the summation of the torques=0 Static equilibrium
When _____________ external torque magnitude= internal torque magnitude Stationary
Any force located some distance from an axis (lever arm) will produce a ______________ Torque
When calculating torque we must use the _________________ component of the force Perpendicular
The _______________ component of the force will not produce torque Parallel
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