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What is Movement Science?
What is Movement Science?
The study of how people move in different contexts and the factors related to the analysis, improvement, and recovery of physical activity.
Which of the following types of movement are examples of rotary motion?
Which of the following types of movement are examples of rotary motion?
Match the types of movement to their definitions:
Match the types of movement to their definitions:
Translatory = Movement of a rigid segment in a straight line Rotary = Movement of a rigid segment around an axis Reciprocal Motion = Alternating movements in opposite directions Oscillation = Periodic fluctuation around a central point
What are the two divisions of mechanics?
What are the two divisions of mechanics?
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What plane is characterized by standing erect with the palm facing forward?
What plane is characterized by standing erect with the palm facing forward?
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The center of the Sagittal Plane for the hand is the __________.
The center of the Sagittal Plane for the hand is the __________.
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Kinematics is the scientific study of forces acting on matter.
Kinematics is the scientific study of forces acting on matter.
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Which of these is NOT a variable in the determinants of motion?
Which of these is NOT a variable in the determinants of motion?
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What is Goniometry?
What is Goniometry?
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Study Notes
Body Movement
- Comprises both linear and rotary motions, exemplified by walking.
- Focuses on analyzing factors affecting physical activity in daily life, work, recreation, and sports.
Mechanics
- Refers to the scientific study of forces acting upon matter.
- Divisions include:
- Statics: Analyzes bodies at rest or in uniform motion.
- Dynamics: Studies bodies in acceleration or deceleration.
Biomechanics
- Integration of biology and mechanics.
- Divisions include:
- Kinematics: Examines the motion of bodies in space.
- Kinetics: Focuses on the forces that cause motion.
Kinematics
- Utilizes a rectangular coordinate system to describe body motion in space.
- Central points of the Sagittal Plane differ for various body parts:
- Hand: 3rd digit.
- Foot: 2nd toe.
Determinants of Motion
- Defined as the displacement of a body segment from one location to another.
- Variables affecting motion include:
- Type
- Location
- Magnitude
- Direction
- Rate (speed of motion change)
Types of Motion
- Translatory motion involves the movement of a rigid segment along a straight path.
- Rotary motion revolves around an axis.
Magnitude of Motion
- Distance measures how far a force moves a body.
- Linear displacement is measured in straight lines.
- Rotary motion is measured in degrees or radians.
Goniometry
- Involves the application of a coordinate system to measure angles and ranges of motion.
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This quiz focuses on understanding body movement, mechanical principles, and the intersection of biology and mechanics known as biomechanics. It covers topics such as kinematics, dynamics, and the determinants of motion, providing insights into both linear and rotary motions. Perfect for students studying physical activity and mechanics in context of daily life and sports.
