KIN 445 Test 1 – Questions With Correct Solutions
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point of a rotating object is equal to the instantaneous angular velocity of the
object times the radius
Choose an answer
1 instantaneous linear velocity 2 Why do we analyze motion?
What are sources of error in movement What are the 4 steps for qualitative
3 4
analysis? movement analysis?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (48)
Why do we analyze motion? -determine how the body moves
-improve technique (ex- by comparing novice vs elite,
changes following coaching advice)
-clinical assessment (ex- analyze movements after
injury, determine factors contributing to injury)
Gait phases -initial contact
-loading response
-midstance
-terminal stance
-toe-off
-initial swing
-midswing
-terminal swing
Qualitative biomechanical analysis -no numbers
-uses words to describe movement
ex- knee is flexing and extending
Quantitative biomechanical analysis -uses numbers to measure movement
ex- measuring joint angle to confirm there is an error
in the movement
What are the 4 steps for qualitative -description (how it should look like)
movement analysis? -observation (what your patient looks like)
-evaluation (comparing movements)
-instruction (give feedback to correct errors)
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
point of a rotating object is equal to the instantaneous angular velocity of the
object times the radius
Choose an answer
1 instantaneous linear velocity 2 Why do we analyze motion?
What are sources of error in movement What are the 4 steps for qualitative
3 4
analysis? movement analysis?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (48)
Why do we analyze motion? -determine how the body moves
-improve technique (ex- by comparing novice vs elite,
changes following coaching advice)
-clinical assessment (ex- analyze movements after
injury, determine factors contributing to injury)
Gait phases -initial contact
-loading response
-midstance
-terminal stance
-toe-off
-initial swing
-midswing
-terminal swing
Qualitative biomechanical analysis -no numbers
-uses words to describe movement
ex- knee is flexing and extending
Quantitative biomechanical analysis -uses numbers to measure movement
ex- measuring joint angle to confirm there is an error
in the movement
What are the 4 steps for qualitative -description (how it should look like)
movement analysis? -observation (what your patient looks like)
-evaluation (comparing movements)
-instruction (give feedback to correct errors)
