Passive mechanical properties of biological tissues

The mechanical properties of biological tissues and organs are shown in their response to mechanical stress. A measure of the interaction of physical bodies is power. The force acting on a unit surface of the body, called the surface force, or surface load (s):
It is this physical quantity is usually characterized in biomechanics mechanical effects on living tissues and organs.
Version of mechanical properties of biological fabrics.

Introduction
Mechanical properties of biological tissues
II. The main part
Version of mechanical properties of biological fabrics.
Passive mechanical properties biological bodies.
Deformation. Kinds of deformation.
Mechanical properties of muscles and bones.
Fabric of blood vessels.
III. Conclusion