Angular Kinematics
Angular Kinetics
Bone
Muscle
Nerves
100

The SI units for angular velocity

radians/sec

100

The equation for torque

T=F*d

100

Law that describes bone adaptation to stress

Wolff’s Law

100

Law that describes muscle adaptation in response to stress

Davis’ Law

100

Functional unit of the nervous system

Neuron

200

Ways to manipulate angular acceleration (two variables)

velocity and time

200

A lever that has the load between the fulcrum and the effort

second

200

Organic material of bone

protein (collagen)

200

Type of contraction that produces the most force

Eccentric

200

Type of neuron that carries info from CNS to muscles

efferent

300

The difference between angular distance and displacement

distance= total, displacement= final - initial

300

This is required to cause a change in angular momentum

angular impulse

300

Type of bone that can handle stress better than strain

Compact

300

Increase in CSA of muscle

Hypertrophy

300

The principle that small motor units get recruited first

Henneman’s principle

400

The relationship between linear and angular velocity (equation)

v=r*w

400

This is conserved when a figure skater pulls their arms in to spin faster

angular momentum

400

An exercise that increases bone mineral density in legs

Load-bearing (e.g. walking, running)

400

What parallel muscles are better at than pennate muscles

range of motion/shortening velocity

400

The sensory receptor that detects muscle length

muscle spindle

500

When a wheel has a larger radius, linear velocity ___ at the same angular speed

Increases

500

If torque increases, and moment of inertia remains the same, then angular acceleration ____

increases

500

The point on a stress-strain curve where an object cannot go back to its original shape

Yield point

500

Fiber type that decreases in older adults

Type 2

500

The type of coordination that improves movement efficiency between muscles

intermuscular

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