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| The shape and arrangement of muscle fiber does or does not affect the muscles ability to relax |
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| Essentric muscle action results from isometric muscle contractions true or false |
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false essentric is
controlled or resisted types of movements. like isotonic I guess. |
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| each muscle can be innervated by one or multiple nerves true / false |
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| Isokinetic muscle contraction involve a dynamic movement wherein the speed of movement is variable true or false |
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| FALSE it is a static movement |
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| contractility is the ability to contract and develop tensin in the in the same direction as a resistant force when stimulated true or false |
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| FALSE it is opposite direction |
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| ACTION refers to a specific movement of a joint as a result from concentric muscle contraction tru or false |
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| the term extensibility refers to ability to return to original length after stretching... true false |
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| all contraction are either isotonic or isometric true false |
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| isotonic contraction are concentric or eccentric based on whether shortening or lengthening true false |
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| Eccentric contractions are referred to as muscle action instead of contraction since the muscle is shortening as opposed to lenthening true false |
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| FALSE Eccentric training is defined as active contraction of a muscle occurring simultaneously with lengthening of the mu |
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| antagonist muscles are know as primary prime movers true false |
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| FALSE a prime mover is the agonist |
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| isokinetic is a type of dynamic exercise using concentric and or eccentric muscle contracions |
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| ISOKINETIC IS A TYPE OF DYNAMIC EXERCISE that uses concentric and eccentric muscle contractions |
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| When antagonist muscles contract concentrically they perform the opposite joint motion of agonist |
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| usually as a muscle gets longer its ability to exert force is increased |
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| conscience awareness of position and movement in space is kinesthesis |
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| What is affected by the shape and size of muscles? |
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the ability to produce FORCE....
not the rate of contractions
not bone structure not location of nerve. |
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shape size function
NOT nerves |
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| Isometric exercise tools perform exercises or strength test using ____contraction of a muscle without any visible movement in the angle of the jo |
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static is isometric..
NOT dynamic dynamic is isotonic |
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| In an isotonic contraction, |
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| tension remains unchanged and the muscle's length changes...dynamic |
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| what is not true regarding isometric muscle contraction? |
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not true that is is a dynamic contraction... it IS static
static is isometric |
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| what is true about isometric |
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| tension .. but joint angle remain constant |
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| what is not true regarding concentric muscle contractions |
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| described as being a negative type of contractions NO it is positive |
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| true about concentric muscle contractions |
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| cause movement against gravity r resistance |
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| not true about eccentric muscle action |
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typically called positive type of muscle contraction..
eccentric lengthen under tensioon slowly lessons gtnesion to control |
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| The force developed by juscle is less than that of the resistance. |
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