Surgical Technology Fuller Chapter 17

potential energy is referred to as______ energy?

Elements of motion are speed, distance, velocity,momentum, and ________?

In chemical energy , molecules are bonded in only one kind of force?

Physics is the complex study of________________?

the unit of measurement used to measure voltage is called

At the very basic level,mechanics is the study of____?

direct currents (DC) flow in different directions?

Subatomic particles in the nucleus of an atom are__________?

The boiling point is when a substance assumes _____ state?

The atom behaves in________________ways?

resistance is measured in _____

Wavelength is a measurement of one complete wave cycle from ____to___?

The nonhuman aspects of Surgical Technology draw most heavily from the field of____________?

Electromagnetic waves travel at the same speed, regard-less of the type of energy they produce.

trough is the lowest point of disturbance?

States of Matter refers to___,___,___,___?

Electromagnetic Energy exhibits 4 types of wave behavior.

what do you call energy that's applied to a spring, travels, & moves in the opposite direction?

Which Subatomic particle has a neutral charge?

All surgical devices and technologies depend on a form of energy for operation?

what do you call the number of waves that pass a point in 1 second?

what are insulators?

The Atom is the primary unit that makes up all physical matter?

The forms of energy that are involved in mechanics are______EXCEPT?

Which subatomic particle has a negative charge?

Frequency is the number of waves that pass a point in ____ second(s).

the origins of mechanics are found in the laws of ____

Which subatomic particle has a positive charge?

A solid is a substance in which _________________?

_____ is a form of energy that is quantitative and transferable

a ____ is much smaller than a proton or neutron

Crest is the highest point of disturbance?

Projectile Motion is when an object is thrown ______ and follows a _______path?

if two surfaces have opposite charges, then the surfaces will NOT attract each other.

the force or power that pushes or drives electrons through conductive material is called:

when an object travels in a circle, the length of it path is called the __________?

Amplitude is the point of_________disturbance

_____ is when the direction of the flow changes back and forth within the circuit

Each waves has a _____ and _____ that can be drawn or plotted?

There are 2 types of mechanical energy _______ and____?

the melting point is when a substance turns from a solid to a liquid?

if the net changes are opposite, the surfaces will attract each other. what is this called?

Subatomic particle are ____________ in size than an atom?

The origin of mechanic is found in the laws of physics

what is it called when the rays are focused in a stage area?