BIOMECHANICS EXAM 1 (WEEK 1) COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS

BIOMECHANICS EXAM 1 (WEEK 1) COMPREHENSIVE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Exercise biomechanics Ans✓✓✓the study of forces and their effects on
human in exercise and sport


2 subdivisions of biomechanics Ans✓✓✓1. Qualitative
2. Quantitative


Qualitative Biomechanics Ans✓✓✓kinematics


Quantitative Biomechanics Ans✓✓✓kinetic


3 ways of classifying movement Ans✓✓✓1. linear or translation
2. angular or rotary
3. general (both)


Linear motion Ans✓✓✓all points of the body or object move the same
distance, in the same direction and at the same time


Angular motion Ans✓✓✓all points of the body or object move in a
circle about the same axis or fixed central line
- ex. door hinge, movement at joint

, General Ans✓✓✓- body walking
- combining the angular motions of our limbs can produce linear
motions of one or more body parts


Kinematics Ans✓✓✓a branch of biomechanics describes spatial and
temporal ( position, velocity, acceleration)


Linear kinematics Ans✓✓✓deals with rectilinear (straight line) and
curvilinear motions


Angular kinematics Ans✓✓✓deals with angular motions cause change
in motion


Kinetics Ans✓✓✓describes forces that cause or tend to cause changes in
motion (force and torque)


Linear kinetics Ans✓✓✓deals with force which can cause changes in
linear motions


Angular kinetics Ans✓✓✓deals with torque or rotational force which
can cause changes in angular motions


Anatomical Planes Ans✓✓✓relate to positions in space