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Work done by a muscle Differential work Work along a path Special case F and v are collinear Reaction forces and velocities at a joint Mechanical power rate of mechanical energy transfer equals dot product of force and velocity. Function of the skeleton. Support and muscle attachment. Protection. Movement. Haemopoietic. Mineral storage. Main cells in bone and their function. Osteoblasts. – secrete bone. Osteoclasts. – breakdown bone. Equilibrium and. Human Movement. Basic Biomechanics, 4. th. edition. Susan J. Hall. Objectives. Define torque, quantify resultant torques, and identify the factors that affect resultant joint torques. Human Movement. Basic Biomechanics, 4. th. edition. Susan J. Hall. Objectives. Define torque, quantify resultant torques, and identify the factors that affect resultant joint torques. Identify the mechanical advantages associated with the different classes of levers and explain the concept of leverage within the human body. Roles of Muscles. TCCD MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM: KINESIOLOGY. SOUTH CAMPUS SHPE 1230A. SECTION 4. GOALS FOR THE STUDENT MT:. 1. Define . the key terms of this chapter and state the meanings of the word origins of this chapter. Length Tension Relationships, Velocity Tension Relationships, Active and Passive Insufficiency. Today’s Activities. Grip Strength Analysis. Biodex. Data Analysis. Knee Extension with Goniometers. Knee Flexion with Goniometers. MOI. Gradual onset, repeated micro traumas and degenerative changes. S/S. Swelling and pain. Contusion. MOI. Sudden traumatic blow to the body. S/S. Pain, . ecchymosis. , decreased ROM (range of motion). Pig muscle Anatomy Diagram. Head and neck Muscles. Masseter. Elevates the mandible . Brachiocephalic. Helps to protract the . arm. Trapezius. Helps to keep the scapula in place and move it forward and backward.. Static. Dynamic. Isometric. Isotonic. Isokinetic. Constant External Resistance. Variable Resistance. Plyometrics. Muscle Contraction. Static contractions. The muscle tension or force exerted against an external load is equal to or weaker than the external force. Drill:. Please grab your skeleton and sit with your partner!. . . Have your lab manual out too!. Types of Muscle. There are 3 types of muscle in our bodies. Skeletal. Smooth. Cardiac. Each has different characteristics that we will look at today.. . A to Z. . Raven et al, . 저 유시욱 외 . 역편. . 녹문당. Chapter 13 . 동물의 구조 및 . 근골격계. 영남대학교 생명과학과. . 정 수 . 희. 조직. 상피조직. 결합조직. Trauma and Orthopedics surgery. The Hip joint. The hip joint is a synovial ball-and-socket joint, the femoral head functioning as a ball with the . acetabular. cavity or . socket. The . normal acetabulum is obliquely . Joint. A joint is the point at which 2 bones come together.. Joints. Types and Examples of Joints. Types of Joints. Pivot. Gliding. Hinge. Ball and Socket. Examples. Neck . Wrist and Ankle. Knee and Elbow. KS4 – Bone, muscle and joint injuries . Bone, muscle and joint injuries. A short course to learn how to deal with bone, muscle and joint injuries.. Learning outcomes. identify the difference between a bone, muscle and joint injury. BY. PRECIOUS AUGUSTINE NSA. 17/ENG08/002. FOR. BME 312. BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS CONROL AND MODELLING. INTRODUCTION. Muscle movement and control is very broad and covers a wide range of areas from contractions to tibiofemoral forces and sets of movements. .