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Foundations of A&P 1.3

Foundations of A&P 1.3

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Science

12th Grade

Medium

NGSS
MS-PS2-1, MS-ETS1-1, MS-PS2-2

+1

Standards-aligned

Created by

Stacy King

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13 Slides • 5 Questions

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Forces on the Body

by Stacy King

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​Basic Kinetic Concepts

​Force

  • push and pull

Mass and Weight

Pressure

  • force spread over an area

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Multiple Choice

A term to explain the change of direction of an object

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Force

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Pressure

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Mass

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Equilibrium

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Mechanical Stress

  • Compression

    • Squeezing

  • Tension

    • pulling

  • ​Shear

    • tearing​

  • Torsion/Torque

    • twisting​

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Multiple Choice

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What type of Force is exhibited here?

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Tensile

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Torque

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Compression

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Shearing

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Multiple Choice

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What type of Force is exhibited?

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Compression

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Shearing

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Tensile

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The DarkSide

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Multiple Choice

Bending and Twisting forces are due to

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multiple Forces acting on a structure

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Torsion and Compression acting on a structure

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The Tensile tearing caused by Forces

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A new Tik Tok dance

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Deformation

Change in shape

  • ​Elastic

    • the ability to retain shape after force is removed

  • Plastic

    • ​Some amount of deformation is permenent

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Multiple Choice

Elastic deformation occurs when an object undergoes deformation due to an externally applied Force and does not retain it's original shape

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True

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False

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​Medical Language Origins

  • ​Latin

  • ​Greek

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​Word Parts

  • ​Root Word

  • ​Suffix

  • ​Prefix

  • ​Combining terms

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​Root Word

​foundation word

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​Suffix

​Word ending indicating something pertaining to the root word

  • ​Study - ology

  • ​Removal - ectomy

  • ​Inflammation- itis

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​Prefixes

​Modify or change meaning

​a/an- without

​anti- opposing

​ab- move away from

​ad- move toward

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​Combining Vowel

​Has no meaning on it's own

​usually an "o"

​hemat/o

​cardi/o

​gastr/o

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​Remember

  • ​Take the terms apart

  • ​Use the medical dictionary to help identify

    • ​root words

    • ​suffixes

    • ​prefixes

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Forces on the Body

by Stacy King

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