Synergist muscle definition
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What muscle group extends the knee? ... What is the definition of the cervix in the female uterus? Label the diagram below: Cervix, Uterine Tube, Ovary, Fundus of Uterus, Endometrium, Fimbriae, Ampulla, and Infundibulum ... What does a synergist do? What is the definition of the origin of a muscle? Where does gas exchange take place in the lungs?
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The muscle acts as a pulley the muscle is its own pulley e.g. as the biceps muscle increases in size, its angle of insertion will increase. The muscle underneath acts as pulley for another muscle, which passes over it e.g. brachialis ms., will raise the biceps giving it a better angle of insertion.
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A muscle or a muscle group that has an opposite action to the prime movers. The antagonist relaxes as the agonist moves the part through a range of motion. 3. Synergist: A muscle that contracts and works along with the agonist to produce the desired movement. There are three types of synergists: a) Neutralizing or counter-acting synergists:
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Primary mover, antagonist, synergist and fixator. Origin and insertion – know the definition. Muscle strength and its’ relationship to muscle fibers. Chapter 7 Nervous System diagram of a neuron, action potential and neurotranmission. Structure of a neuron . Sensory and motor neurons. Somatic and autonomic systems. Basic understanding of a ...
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synergist (Gr., together + work) - muscles which act together to perform a function; can involve both agonists and antagonists . work (W) - the mechanical definition - occurs when a force moves its point of application ... muscle fibers are arranged parallel to line of action (muscle pull)
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Synergist Muscles. Dr. Gene Desepoli drgenelmt@gmail.com Shoulder (glenohumeral joint) Flexion. Deltoid (anterior fibers) Pectoralis major (upper fibers) Biceps Brachii. Coracobrachialis. Extension Deltoid (posterior fibers) Latissimus dorsi & Teres major ...
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Synergist. Fixator. Worksheet 4.5: Muscles and movement (3) Complete the table providing a definition of the roles that muscle can perform during a specific movement. Also identify the muscles involved in a 2nd movement of your choice. Role . Definition. Movement 3: _____
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65. Name the three main types of muscle tissue and explain about each one. 66. When the lower leg is straightened out to a horizontal position when sitting, name the prime mover, synergist(s), and antagonist. 67. Name and explain the physiological properties of muscle. 68. Name five attachments for skeletal muscle. 69. Name five muscles of the ...
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The joint type we are most familiar with are synovial joints (like the elbow or knee), which allow considerable movement. Synovial joints can further be divided into uniaxial (allow movement in one plane of motion such as the elbow), biaxial (allow movement in two planes of motion such as the ankle) and multi-axial joints (such as the hip which allows movement in all three planes of motion).
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Muscle fibers (cells) wrapped in endomysium (long, cylindrical and multinucleated) ... B. Synergist - assists prime mover. C. Antagonist - opposes action of prime mover, restores original position. ... By definition, flexor muscles decrease the angle between the two bones at a joint. The flexor pollicis longus is a muscle in the forearm that ...
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