Deleting a few Pages - Biomechanics

Over along the right hand column have been a few pages that don't exactly fit anymore so I'll be deleting a few of them, specifically the pages dealing with Tri-5 and classes such as Physical Diagnosis I, Toxicology (pharmacology), Biomechanics and NMS.  However, in case any of these pages could be of use to somebody I'm going to save each page as a post.

Below are the contents from the deleted Tri-5 Biomechanics page:


Specific Objectives:
A.  To demonstrate an efficiency in biomechanics vocabulary the student will  demonstrate the following:

1. acceleration                                     
2. action potential                                
3. agonistic muscles                           
4. anisotropic                                       
5. antagonistic muscles                     
6. anthropometry                                 
7. area moment of inertia                   
8. axis                                                    
9. bending                                            
10. bending moment                             
11. three point bending                        
12. four point bending                          
13. biomechanical adaptation             
14. bone remodeling                             
15. center of gravity                               
16. center of mass                                 
17. coefficient of friction                       
18. combined loading                           
19. compression                                    
20. concentric contraction                   
21. couple                                                           
22. coupling                                           
23. creep                                                             
24. cross‑sectional area                                  
25. damping                                           
26. deformation                                      
27. degrees of freedom
28. ductility
29. eccentric contraction
30. elasticity
31. elastic range
32. energy
33. energy absorption capacity
34. ergonomics
35. fatigue
36. fatigue failure
37. fatigue fracture
38. force, F=ma
39. glycosaminoglycan (GAG)
40. ground reaction force
41. hysteresis
42. inertia
43. joint lubrication
44. joint reaction force
45. kinematics
46. kinesiology
47. kinetics
48. lever arm
49. load
50. load‑deformation curve
51. mass
52. matrix
53. mechanical advantage                              
54. modulus of elasticity                      
55. motor unit                 
56. moment (torque),                                           
57. Newton's laws                                 
58. normal stress                                   
59. plasticity                                            
60. plastic range                                    
61. relaxation                                         
62. scalar                                                            
63. shear stress                                     
64. static load                                         
65. stiffness                                            
66. strain                         
67. stress
68. stress/strain diagram
69. tension
70. torsion
71. translation
72. ultimate load
73. vector
74. velocity
75. viscoelasticity
76. viscosity
77. work
78. yield stress

B.        To demonstrate an efficiency in gait vocabulary the student will identify:

1. anatomical position
2. center of gravity
3. double‑support
4. eversion
5. foot angulation
6. foot‑flat position
7. foot roll‑off
8. force
9. freeze frame
10. gait cycle
11. high‑point
12. instant
13. inversion
14. low‑point
15. line of progression
16. moment
17. neutral angulation
18. normal gait
19. planes
20. rotation directions
21. rotation of the leg segments
22. shank
23. step‑length
24. step‑width
25. stride‑length
26. tibial advancement
27. valgus
28. varus
29. walking base

C.        To demonstrate an efficiency in clinical gait analysis the student will identify:

1. toe‑in
2. toe‑out
3. supination
4. pronation
5. MTP dorsiflexion
6. ankle dorsiflexion
7. posterior leg mm.
8. back mm.
9. knee flex
10. knee extension
11. leg swing
12. arm swing
13. pelvic sway
14. S‑I markers