Antagonist agonist synergist chart
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Define the role of the following in producing body movements as they relate to muscles: prime mover (agonist), antagonist, synergist, fixator. Define: - muscle tone. Locate on a diagram and generally describe the actions of the following skeletal muscles: - frontalis - orbicularis oculi - orbicularis oris - buccinator - zygomaticus - masseter
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& chart on next page) o Femur o Patella. Leg (Linked to . figure 8.18- Tibia and Fibula. and chart on next page) o Tibia o Fibula. Ankle & Foot (Linked to . figure 8.19- bones of the foot. and chart on next page) o 7 Tarsals o 7 Metatarsals o 14 Phalanges
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Know the difference between an agonist, synergist, and antagonist. What is a sarcomere? Why do your muscles burn during strenuous exercise? Know the difference between slow-twitch & fast-twitch muscle fibers and what types of activities would be best suited for each type of fiber.
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Define antagonist, agonist, prime mover and synergist. Identify muscle pairs that are antagonists. Name the action of a muscle if given the origin and insertion. Differentiate between concentric, eccentric and isotonic contractions at the level of the muscle and sarcomere.
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7.Antagonist: muscle with opposite action of the agonist. 8.Synergist: muscle that assists the primary muscle helper for making a particular eye movement. ... -Herrings Law: when agonist contracts its contralateral synergist (yoke muscle) contracts to an equal amount. ... The results are plotted on a chart that is an exact duplicate of the ...
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Complete the following chart of common types of movement. Type of Movement Definition Example Diagram ... Agonist(s) Antagonist(s) Synergist(s) Press-up Elbow ... the quadriceps are the agonist and the hamstrings are the antagonist at the knee, the gluteals are the agonist and the hip flexors are the antagonist at the hip. ...
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What is a synergist? What is an agonist? What is antagonist? Author: Butler, Kiara Created Date: 12/08/2017 09:31:00 Last modified by: Butler, Kiara Company:
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Complete the following chart. Choose which nerves supply the given body areas. You may use the labels below to help you. Sciatic Phrenic Radial & Ulnar Femoral. Plexus Nerve Body area served Cervical. Skin and muscles of the head, neck and top of shoulder. Diaphragm Brachial. Supplies the whole of the shoulder, arm, forearm and hand. Lumbar
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Part B: Select the muscles from the list below, and complete the chart identifying the agonist muscle, the movement, the antagonist muscle and its movement. Biceps Brachii. Biceps Femoris. Erector Spinae. Extensor Arm Muscles. Gastrocnemius. Gracilis. Flexor Arm Muscles. Latissimus Dorsi. Obliques. Rectus Abdominis. Rectus Femoris ...
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Agonist: Antagonist: Synergist: Fixator: Muscles of facial expression include: Zygomaticus major, orbicularis occuli, frontalis, buccinators, orbicularis oris. Muscles of mastication: medial & lateral pterygoids, buccinator, temporalis. MUSCLES OF THE TRUNK. What are the 5 …
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