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11. What is range of motion?
Euler angles & DOF (degrees of freedom )
12. Range of motion
The range, measured in
degrees of a circle, through
which a joint can be extended
and flexed
An array of muscles, tendons
and ligaments give the joint
static and dynamic stability
and permit it to execute
powerful and precise
movements
13. The study of body
movements
Where in :
Physical conditions
& special needs,
Age related ,
Gender related,
Racial related,
Environmental
conditions and
Spatial differences
All are vital for
designing
14. A joint is the
point where two
or more bones
meet. There are
three main types
of joints;
Fibrous
(immoveable),
Cartilagenous
(partially
moveable)
and
Synovial (freely
moveable
15. Ball & socket
joints - These
are the
strongest,
most movable
joints, they
allow for radial
movement in
almost any
direction.
Example : the
shoulder and
hip.
16. Pivot joints -
These joints
rotate around an
axis by twisting.
The radius and
ulna are able to
rotate around
each other in the
forearm.
17. Hinge joints -
These joints
allow for the
extension and
retraction of an
extremity.
Examples are
the knee and
elbow.
18. Saddle joints -
These joints
allow for back
and forth or up
and down
movement but no
rotation. The
thumb is the only
example.
19. Gliding
joints - These
joints allow
bones slide
past each
other.
Examples
are the meta
carpals and
meta tarsals.
46. Wheelchair
bound people use
shoulder joints the
maximum
An extraordinarily
complex interplay
of joints, tendons,
muscles and
ligaments gives
the shoulder joint
the greatest range
of motion of all
the joints in the
human body .
53. Types of body postures studied & applied :
Static
Anthropometric
Adequate but rarely
effective to user
Dynamic
Usernomic
Much more realistic &
hence useful