Science, asked by sm464899, 9 months ago

climb a ladder in your body parts help​

Answers

Answered by manusharma21092006
1

Answer:

musclus to grow and give engery

Answered by princessgagan2pdcgcl
0

Explanation:

Descriptions are given of the following movements of the body during the action of climbing a ladder:

(1) displacement and rotation of the pelvic girdle and trunk

(2) rotation of the knee and hip joints.

The descriptions are derived from cine records of a laboratory experiment in which thirty five male subjects climbed a ladder set at two angles: 70·4° and 75·2° with the horizontal.

A comparison is made with the actions of the walking stride. The results indicate that, at the steeper ladder angle, the hands play a greater part in maintaining the balance of the body and there are greater differences between the movement patterns of tall and short subjects. Those, in turn, suggest a decreased stability of the body and increased deviation from the average pattern of movement. This may have a bearing on the kind of ladder accident in which the man slips or misses his footing.

Similar questions