biomech final Flashcards

1
Q

torque

A

muscle contraction causes rotational force vector at the joint

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2
Q

moment

A

bending force vector

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3
Q

when is max tension produced

A

rest length

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4
Q

what is the production at 60% resting length?

A

0

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5
Q

thrixotrophy

A

reduction of the viscosity of a fluid following movementd

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6
Q

spasm

A

involuntary contraction

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7
Q

spasticity

A

CNS lesion causing muscle to spasm

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8
Q

3 ways to eval muscle tone

A

1)digital pressure 2) estimated ROM 3) flapping test

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9
Q

stability at end range?

A

ligaments

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10
Q

how does the lig flavum help support the spine

A

creates intradiscal pressure and stiffness

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11
Q

does compression cause herniation?

A

no, even with loads sufficient to cause deformation

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12
Q

flextion stresses

A

post fibers

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13
Q

ext stresses

A

ant fibers

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14
Q

what does internal disk derangement cause

A

LBP (most common source) and reffered leg pain ** no nerve damage

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15
Q

what way will the NP normally move to?

A

post

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16
Q

mm that create core stability

A

transverse abdomnis, internal obliques and multifidi

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17
Q

mm responsible for IAP

A

Transverse abdomnis

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18
Q

what does tight hamstrings cause for the low back

A

lumbar to bear more load in flexion

19
Q

where does the first 50-60% of flexion occur

A

lumbar

20
Q

what happens at full flexion

A

erector spinae=inactive; deep ext and multifidi are still active as we hang on ligs

21
Q

right rot opens

A

right facets

22
Q

what is the oblique dorsal sling comprised of

A

thoracolumbar fascia and contalateral glut

23
Q

mm of the force couple stabilization

A

lats and glut max

24
Q

epinerium

A

superficial, blood supply

25
Q

perinerium

A

biochemical barrier

26
Q

endonerium

A

inside fascicles

27
Q

endoneural fluid pressure

A

increased pressure can disrupt microcirculation and affect nerve function

28
Q

tensile load of a n

A

previously injured nerve will lose some of mechanical tensile strength

29
Q

acute compression of s nerve usually causes

A

numbness, weakness, parathesia NOT PAIN

30
Q

what nerve fibers are compressed prior to pain

A

motor and vibration

31
Q

how much of IVD is taken up by the nerve root

A

35-50%

32
Q

cervical spine flexion

A

inc IVF size increses NR tension

33
Q

c spine ext

A

dec IVF

34
Q

left rotation c spine

A

inc right IVF and dec left IVF

35
Q

s/sx of central compression

A

bilat sx

36
Q

axial compression of c spine in an rear end

A

50% less stiffness of C spine = less able to resist flex/ext forces= c spine weaker

37
Q

IAR def

A

motion of a body can be assumed to be pure rotation around that line at that instant

38
Q

when deep flexors are inactive you get what instability?

A

functional

39
Q

sprains of ALL

A

structural

40
Q

most common lesions of whiplash

A

avulsion of disk from endplate and tears of annulus

41
Q

disc injuries most common at

A

c4-c5 and c6-c7

42
Q

are posterior disc herniations w NR root compressio common?

A

no

43
Q

what is chronic whiplash related to?

A

facets