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Bio Mechanical Engineering
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Subject
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engineering
Instructions:
Answer 18 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Qualities of artistry - qualities that are pleasing or beautiful
Prosthesis
1st Class Lever
Performance Criteria
Aesthetics
2. Weight or resistance
Effort
Range of Motion
1st Class Lever
Load
3. Features of a design that have to be met for successful completion
Performance Criteria
Actuation
Load
Effort
4. Replacement for a missing body part
Ligament
Prosthesis
Remote
Performance Criteria
5. A span of movement (angular or linear) from a starting point to an ending point
Fulcrum
Aesthetics
Range of Motion
Double Lever
6. Tissue that connects bone to bone
2nd Class Lever
Fulcrum
Performance Criteria
Ligament
7. A seesaw is an example of this
1st Class Lever
Actuation
Cartilage
Muscle
8. An elbow is an example of this
Cartilage
3rd Class Lever
Performance Criteria
Load
9. A wheelbarrow is an example of this
2nd Class Lever
Actuation
Tendon
Remote
10. Limitations (for example: limited time - limited materials)
Constraints
Actuation
3rd Class Lever
Tendon
11. Far away
Tendon
Cartilage
Effort
Remote
12. Pivot point
Prosthesis
Tendon
2nd Class Lever
Fulcrum
13. Flexible - white tissue - that covers the ends of bones and reduces friction
Aesthetics
Cartilage
Load
Double Lever
14. Two levers attached at the same fulcrum
Double Lever
Muscle
Effort
Performance Criteria
15. To activate - to make something move - or to put into action
Prosthesis
Actuation
Range of Motion
Tendon
16. Applied force
Aesthetics
2nd Class Lever
Effort
Tendon
17. Tissue that contracts and pulls on tendons
Muscle
Actuation
Range of Motion
1st Class Lever
18. Tissue that connects muscle to bone
Muscle
3rd Class Lever
Double Lever
Tendon