chapter 9 Flashcards

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mechanical responses of structures are related to

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injury

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when external forces imposed are resisted by internal forces it causes

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deformation of the body

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external applied load: stress
deformation caused: ___

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strain

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mechanical stress

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how an applied force is distributed over the body it acts on

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cross-sectional area: the force is the resultant of the

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intermolecular bond forces

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the cross-sectional area of the imaginary plane is the area over which ____ force is applied

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internal

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3 principal stresses depending on applied loading

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tension, compression, shear

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axial stress

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external forces act perpendicular to the analysis plane

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uniaxial load

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external forces are colinear

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tensile stress occurs at the _____ as a result of a force or load pulling the molecules apart at that plane

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analysis plane

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tension causes body to deform by

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stretching (elongating)

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bone cross-sectional area depends on

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plane of analysis

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larger cross-sectional area=___stress

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lower

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smaller cross-sectional area=___stress

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higher

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cross sectional area: 1cm^2
tensile force applied: 700,000N
what is the max tensile stress

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7GPa

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compressive stress occurs at the analysis plane as a result of ______ at that plane

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a load squeezing the molecules together at that plane

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compression causes body to deform by shortening or elongating

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shortening

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shear stress is a ____ stress

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transverse

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shear stress acts parallel to____as a result of non-collinear forces sliding molecules at that plane

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analysis plane

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sprains are in ____
strains are in ____

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ligaments/tendons
muscle/cartilage

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compression is

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bruises of soft tissue, crushing fracture of bone

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shear is

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blisters on skin, joint dislocation

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when external forces are not uniaxial more complex loading occurs as (3)

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bending, torsion, combined loads

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complexity of loading reflects ___, ___ and ___ of external forces imposed

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number, direction and location

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bending load
nonaxial tension and compression produced at the analysis plane from 3 or more forces creating force couples at opposite ends of the object
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bending loads cause the body to deform by
curving
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torsion load
nonaxial shear stress acts parallel to the analysis plane as a result of opposing torques applied about the long axis of the body
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torsion causes body to deform by
twisting
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what resists torsion
tubular and hollow cross-section of bone
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combined loading
bones under complex loading from gravity, tendons ligament and other bones, contact forces
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sustained loading a combination of
tension, compression, simple shear loads, bending, torsion
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strain quantifies the materials ____
deformation
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linear strain
change in an objects length
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linear strain produced by
tensile or compressive stress
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change in orientation of an objects molecules
shear strain
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shear strain produced by
shear stress
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liner strain deformation by
tensile or compressive stress (change in length)
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linear strain reported in ____ terms, describing change in length
absolute
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linear strain reported in ____ as proportional length change
relative
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unit of linear strain
dimensionless; is a ratio
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poissons ratio
width of an object also changes as it lengthens or shortens
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poissons ratio range
.1 to .5
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stress-strain relationship describes
behavior of material under load
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elastic behavior
material deforms and returns to original length when unloaded
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plastic behavior
material deforms but doesn't return to original length permanent deformation
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slope of the stress-strain curve
elastic modulus
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stiff material: ___ strain per unit of stress (___ E)
less, large
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pliant material: ___ strain per unit of stress (___ E)
more, low
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elastic limit
the yield point for a material on the o/e curve
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stress above the elastic limit causes
permanent deformatin
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example of plastic behavior
ankle sprain; ligaments get stretched and dont hold the bones together as closely as they once did
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mechanical strength of a material
max stress a material can withstand before failure
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yield strength
stress at the elastic limit disruption of internal organization
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max stress material can withhold material starts to give away
ultimate strength
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stress level where total failure occurs breakage or complete rupture of materialfailure strength
failure strength
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strain exhibited when ____ occurs
total failure
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ductile material exhibits a ____ failure strain
large
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brittle material
exhibits a low failure strain deforms minimally before giving away
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toughness
ability of a material to absorb energy before failure
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are bones or ligaments/tendons tougher
ligaments/tendons
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active element of connective tissue
muscle
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passive elements of connective tissue
bone, cartilage, ligament, tendon
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____ is very stiff while ___ is pliant
collagen, elastin
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failure strain of collagen
8-10%
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failure strain of elastin up to ___%
160
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isotropic
stiffness similar in different directions
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stiffness dependent on load direction
ansiotropic
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bone: ___% mineral, ____% collagen, ___% water
45, 30-35, 20
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strongest and stiffest material in musculoskeletal system
bone
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bone strength affected by rate of
loading
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cartilage: ___% water, ___%collagen
60-80, 10-30
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what cartilage covers bone ends at joints
hyaline (articular) cartilage
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fibrous connective tissue specialized in
joints
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tendons and ligaments: ___% water, ___%collagen
70, 25
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do ligaments or tendons have more elastin
ligaments
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what determines muscle stiffness
active component, sarcomere
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tendons and ligaments collagen fibers in bindles aligned with
functional axis