Muscles and their antagonists
[DOC File]Muscle Review - laurel.k12.ky.us
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List 4 ways that muscles could obtain their names. (4pts) Location, Shape. Size. Direction of Muscle Fiber. Number of Origins. ... Antagonists, Synergist and Fixators. (4pts) Prime Mover is the muscle that provides the major force for producing a specific movement. Antagonists- muscles that oppose or reverse a particular movement.
[DOCX File]Abstract - Welcome to Surrey Research Insight Open Access
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These adverse effects of continuous muscular contraction can be avoided through body movement during arousal which, by its constant cycle of contraction and relaxation of muscles and their antagonists, prevents rigidity, raises blood flow to skeletal muscles, and may enhance interoception (Bischof, 2012; Rådegran & Saltin, 1998; Rosenbaum, 2007).
[DOC File]Lesson Plan: The Muscular System ( 3/30/09 – 4/8/09)
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9. Provide students with several examples of the muscle movement of prime movers and their opposing movements by antagonists. Also discuss the role of synergists and fixators in each of the movements. While discussing each specific muscle, point out the word parts in the muscle name to emphasize why it was named that way.
[DOC File]Study Guide for BI 121 Lecture Exam 3
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Define prime mover, antagonists, synergists, and fixators. Know the muscles and their corresponding actions, origins, and insertions from your muscle list. Chapter 7. Neuron Anatomy & Physiology and Reflexes. Describe the three overlapping functions of the nervous system. Describe how the nervous system is organized, structural and functional
[DOC File]CHAPTER ONE
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• Most frequently the antagonist muscles are torn. Their inability to relax rapidly, plus the great contractile forces of the agonist muscles added to the momentum of the moving part, subject the antagonists to sudden severe strain that can result in tearing of the fibers themselves as well as their tendinous attachments.
[DOC File]Spinal Cord I Lecture Outline and Objectives
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Contraction of a group of flexor muscles (and inhibition of their antagonists) in response to noxious stimulus. Receptor: free nerve endings . Slowly conducting afferent fibers (lightly myelinated or unmyelinated) Interneurons (polysynaptic) Diffuse. Spreads to adjacent segments of spinal cord. Many muscles are recruited. Crossed Extension Reflex
[DOCX File]Vocational Pathways internal assessment resource
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explains in detail basic principles of functional anatomy involved in their exercise programme (e.g. anatomical movement, bones and muscles involved in the movement, agonists and/or antagonists) explains in detail the basic principles of biomechanics, depending on the context used (e.g. balance/stability, Newton’s laws, force summation, types ...
[DOC File]CHAPTER 2: NEUROSCIENCE AND BEHAVIOR
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Others (antagonists), such as botulin, inhibit a particular neurotransmitter’s release or block its effects. Researchers have used information about brain neurotransmitters in their efforts to create therapeutic drugs, such as those used to alleviate depression and schizophrenia.
An Introduction to the Muscular System
Agonists and antagonists work in pairs. When one contracts, the other stretches. Such as flexors–extensors, abductors–adductors, etc. 11-4 Naming Skeletal Muscles. Names of Skeletal Muscles. Correct names of muscles include the term muscle . Exceptions: Platysma. Diaphragm. 11-4 Naming Skeletal Muscles. Descriptive Names for Skeletal ...
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Agonists, antagonists, synergists, fixators. Types of muscle actions or functions: Agonists: Antagonists are the muscles which contract to perform a certain action and they include: a) Prime movers: Muscles which make the major contribution in any contraction ( e.g. iliopsoas in hip flexion movement).
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