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axis of motion

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axis of motion
An axis that is perpendicular to the plane in which the joint motion occurs; the closer the axis of the motion is to the body plane, the less movement there is in that body plane


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Torque: What is measured in the intact human subject is not usually tension, but torque, which is the effectiveness of a force in producing rotation of a limb around its axis (joint) and is the product of the muscle force and the perpendicular distance of the tendon of insertion from the axis of motion (de Lateur & Lehmann, 1986, p.
 
 
 
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