Shoulder Joint Lab Report
Conclusion/ Discussion
Chin Up:
Yes, the shoulder joint ( Ball and Socket). It is important for the analysis because you use your shoulder muscles to pull yourself up to the bar to complete one chin up.
It can be difficult to determine each joint because each joint has a distinct way of moving for a specific task. It was difficult for me to determine the axis and planes because I could not see the bones moving inside of the body. An axis can be defined as a line that goes around when an object rotates. There are three possible axis of rotation. Movements made by a human are described in three dimensions based on the specific planes and axis. There are three possible planes of motion that divide the human body.
Quantitative analysis is primarily …show more content…
It can be difficult to determine each joint because each joint has a distinct way of moving for a specific task. It was difficult for me to determine the axis and planes because I could not see the bones moving inside of the body. An axis can be defined as a line that goes around when an object rotates. There are three possible axis of rotation. Movements made by a human are described in three dimensions based on the specific planes and axis. There are three possible planes of motion that divide the human body.
Quantitative analysis is primarily guided by the factual material at. The main approach to data is statistical and takes places in the form of recording data. Qualitative research is considered to be an in-depth understanding of underlying reasons and motivations. It usually guides us into hypotheses for later research. This lab would benefit from a quantitative analysis first because it is the facts on how joint operates and where they can be located. Later, we could use qualitative analysis to determine why joints move in a domino effect way. We can develop a hypothesis from the quantitative
Chin Up:
Yes, the shoulder joint ( Ball and Socket). It is important for the analysis because you use your shoulder muscles to pull yourself up to the bar to complete one chin up.
It can be difficult to determine each joint because each joint has a distinct way of moving for a specific task. It was difficult for me to determine the axis and planes because I could not see the bones moving inside of the body. An axis can be defined as a line that goes around when an object rotates. There are three possible axis of rotation. Movements made by a human are described in three dimensions based on the specific planes and axis. There are three possible planes of motion that divide the human body.
Quantitative analysis is primarily …show more content…
It can be difficult to determine each joint because each joint has a distinct way of moving for a specific task. It was difficult for me to determine the axis and planes because I could not see the bones moving inside of the body. An axis can be defined as a line that goes around when an object rotates. There are three possible axis of rotation. Movements made by a human are described in three dimensions based on the specific planes and axis. There are three possible planes of motion that divide the human body.
Quantitative analysis is primarily guided by the factual material at. The main approach to data is statistical and takes places in the form of recording data. Qualitative research is considered to be an in-depth understanding of underlying reasons and motivations. It usually guides us into hypotheses for later research. This lab would benefit from a quantitative analysis first because it is the facts on how joint operates and where they can be located. Later, we could use qualitative analysis to determine why joints move in a domino effect way. We can develop a hypothesis from the quantitative