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muscarinic agonist or antagonist. nicotinic agonist or antagonist . alpha adrenergic agonist or antagonist. beta adrenergic agonist or antagonist. nonspecific muscle contraction or relaxing agent. Before you arrive in lab for week 2, construct a flow chart of all possible results induced by an unknown agent. Thus, the drug may elicit contraction, relaxation, or no response. If it induces ...
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The agonist muscle group that flexes the knees is the hamstring muscles: semitendinosus; semimembranosus; and bicep femoris. The antagonist muscle group that assists with knee flexion is the quadriceps: rectus femoris; vastus lateralis; vastus intermedias; and vastus medialis. The hamstring muscles contract eccentrically; the muscles actively lengthen as the basketball player flexes their knee ...
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Define an agonist, an antagonist and a fixator muscle using examples from the shoulder and elbow joints during the upward phase of the bench press. (8 marks) (agonist) muscle that is directly responsible for/causes the movement of a joint/the prime mover (in upward phase of bench press) pectoralis major is the agonist at the . shoulder joint (horizontal flexion) triceps brachii is the agonist ...
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produce a relatively short lived contraction of the agonist muscle and short lived inhibition of the antagonist muscle. Prolonged and firm stretch. produces inhibition of muscle responses which may help in reducing hypertonus, e.g. Bobath's neuro-developmental technique, inhibitory splinting and casting technique. The maintained stretch, resistance can be applied manually or mechanically or by ...
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Muscle relationship (agonist, antagonist) Agonist: the contracting muscle; shortening length. Antagonist: the extending muscle; lengthens and relaxes. Stabilisers: stabilises the joint which allow the agonist and antagonist to work effectively. Types of muscle contraction (concentric, eccentric, isometric) ISOMETRIC : ISOTONIC; Muscles working or creating tension . without a change in length ...
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The muscles that pull on bones to produce a contraction movement are called agonist muscles whilst antagonist muscles relax and lengthen to produce an extension movement. For example, during flexion of the elbow, the biceps act as agonist muscles to contract and triceps act as antagonist muscles …
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- Increase stretch sensitivity of intrafusal muscle fibers - Dec. reciprocal inhibition of agonist Slow Reversal Concentric contractions of agonists w/o relaxation b/w reversals. - Increase agonist motion - Strengthen agonist/antagonist - Inc. alpha motor neuron excitation via successive induction - GTO stretch stimulus Contract Relax/ Hold Relax Move body part to limitation & ask for max ...
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Identify the type of contraction occurring at the agonist and give one exercise that could be used to strengthen the agonist muscle. [2 marks ) ... Antagonist; Movement ; Eccentric contraction. Gluteus maximus. Iliopsoas . flexion. Describe the type of contraction taking place at the shoulder in the . downward phase . of a wide grip pull up. Type of contraction: Agonist ; Antagonist; Movement ...
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The mechanisms behind the agonist and antagonist muscles function to permit efficient joint movement. Accurately defined the terms using hip flexion as an example. Correctly stated that during hip flexion the agonist muscle is the Rectus femoris (Quadriceps Femoris) and the antagonist muscle is the Biceps Femoris. Correct use of muscle names was expected in the responses. Not many student ...
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An antagonist muscle is one that works in opposition to the agonist, so when the biceps brachii is contracting the triceps brachii is lengthening and acting as the . antagonist. Key term: agonist is the muscle that is responsible for the movement that occurring. Key term: antagonist is the muscle that works in opposition to the agonist (to help produce a co-ordinated movement . When one muscle ...
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Antagonist and agonist muscle