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| related to the dimensions and weights of body segments. |
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| applications of mechanical principles in the study of living organisms. The study of internal and external forces acting on the body segments, and the effects produced by these forces. |
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| overuse condition caused by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel and involving numbness, tingling, and pain in the hand. |
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| branch of mechanical dealing with systems subject to acceleration. |
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| branch of mechanical dealing with systems subject to acceleration. |
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| system of weights and measure originally developed in English and used in the United States today. |
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| process of forming deductions from available information. |
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| study of the description of motion , including considerations of space and time.Displacement,Velocity, And Acceleration. |
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| branch of physics that analyzes the action of forces on particles and mechanical system. |
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| system of weights and measures used internationally in scientific applications and adopted for daily use by every major country except the United States. |
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| involving non-numeric description of quality. |
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| involving the use of numbers |
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| clinical and scientific aspects of sports and exercise. |
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| branch of mechanics dealing with systems in a constant state of motion. |
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| study of the variables that cause or influence motion. Forces(F=ma), Torques(T=Ia),Mass(m),and Movement of Inertia(I) |
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| by under standing and applying mechanical concepts , sports bio-mechanics assess the most optimal way to move the body in order to achieve maximal performance, whilst minimizing risk of injury. |
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| the goal is to design machines and the work place to reduce repetitive stress on workers' joints. Fit the work place and equipment to the worker. |
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| analyze the mechanics of injury patients and provide feedback(biofeed back) to restore normal function. Determine mechanisms of injury. |
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