Center of Gravity–The
force of the earth pull(change from sitting to standing)
Center of Pressure-
monitoring the frontal area (buttocks)
Compression – forces
that act toward one another (pushing together)
Dampening – when the
tissue in the body gets soft
Density – weight to
volume (durability)
Envelopment – when a
person sinks into the cushion (buttock is pushed down)
Equilibrium –
(balance) concentration off
Fixed Deformity- It
is when an individual have long term damage to their ligaments (bone damage)
Force
Frictional Forces –
when your body is going away from one another (friction)
Fulcrum – body
movement (hips)
Gravitational Line –
push on the body (posture)
Linear – lines that
are compatible to one another
Line of Application–(pushing
or pulling) force of direction
Mobility – helps lean
forward (move body parts)
Pelvic Obliquity –
when one side of the pelvic is higher (bigger than the other one)
Pelvic - muscle tone
(hipbone)
Rotation – moves around the axis (reclining back
Rotation – moves around the axis (reclining back
Planar- flat parts
that helps the body move (support)
Pressure – force
applied over the body (heavy force upon the body)
Pressure Ulcer –
force that is put upon the tissue in the stomach (sores)
Recovery–when cushion
has went to it old shape (beginning state)
Resilience – helps
the body get its shape (when parts are uplifted off the body
Rotational – moving
around the body
Scoliosis – (spine)
disease of the spine
Shearing – when
forces are lined up (sliding pass)
Sliding Resistance –
(cushion) relates to friction in the body
Stability – helps you
stand straight (mobility)
Stability Zone – (deals
with balancing) sitting
Stiffness (movement
failure) hard to mobilize the body
Stress – (tension)
change in the body
Tension – pushing
away from one another (force on the spine)
Windswept Hip
Deformity- (dislocation) when one hip is out of place
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