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Kinesiology and Biomechanics of human body for physiotherapy students
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ANATOMY MCQ
Center of mass COM in human body
Guys have a different center of gravity than girls
Centre of gravity women and men
COG Sexual variations
Weight bearing joints in human body
Trendelenburg gait
Locking unlocking of knee joint
Balancing the body while running or playing
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CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO
0:00 Welcome to Dr. SAM's Anatomy Classes
0:20 What makes you balance your body
1:03 OSPE on line of gravity
1:34 MCQ on line of gravity
2:06 Line of gravity passes through the secondary curvatures of spine
2:30 Role of gravity on human body
3:09 Line of gravity LOG passes through what parts of human body
7:29 Centre of gravity COG in human body
8:29 Line of gravity keeps shifting with the position of your body
10:19 Centre of gravity shifts during pregnancy
11:57 Lowering the centre of gravity while running helps running fast
13:17 Balancing your body while playing rugby, soccer, foot ball, basket ball, tennis, table tennis, sprinter
14:42 Unsteady gait
14:56 Line of weight transmission in human body
15:15 Balancing your body while carrying weight in one hand
15:39 Lurching gait
16:52 Centre of gravity shift | COG Shift
17:45 Trendelenburg test for loss of abductor mechanism of hip joint
18:43 Trendelenburg test positive
19:47 Limb lengthening
20:29 Tilting the spine while walking
21:39 Waddling gait
23:06 Sexual differences in the position of centre of gravity in male and female
23:59 The science behind balance challenge
24:40 Centre of gravity COG lies in the upper half of the body
24:58 Plumb line in humans
26:00 Line of gravity passes through these structures in human body
27:13 Do you like Dr. SAM's Anatomy Classes?
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the editing was fabulous!
All the different chapters you've put up shows the dedication you have put in! keep up the great work.

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20:17
So the reason penguins move that way is because of their heavy concentration of mass on their upper torso?
is that why they have to bend the trunk while moving?

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Penguins waddle when they have to run fast. The reason is the length of their legs is small compared to the size of their body and feet is big enough. All this is meant to maintain their balance on snow slippery surface.

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​@@DrSAMsAnatomyClasses Oh I see
Thank you for replying and telling me :D

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