Antagonistic Muscles Pairs Flashcards

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What is the Origin ?

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The point of muscular attachment to a stationary bone which stays relatively fixed during muscular contraction

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What is the Insertion ?

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The point of muscular attachment to a moveable bone which gets closer to the origin during muscular contraction.

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What is the Agonist ?

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The muscle that contracts/shortens and is responsible for the movement at the joint (also known as the prime mover.

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What is the Antagonist ?

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The muscle that lengthens and works in opposition to the agonist to coordinate the movement

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What are the shoulder’s Antagonist Pairs ?

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  • Anterior/Posterior - Deltoid (Flexion/Extension)

-Latissimus Dorsi & Middle Deltoid (Ad/Abduction)

  • Pectoralis Major & Posterior Deltoid,
    Teres minor (Horizontal-Flexion/Extension)

-Subscapularis & Teres major (Medial Rotation)

-Teres minor & infraspinatus (Lateral Rotation)

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What are the elbow’s antagonist pairs ?

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Bicep Brachii & Tricep Brachii (Flexion/Extension)

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What are the wrists antagonistic pairs ?

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Extensor / Flexor - Carpi Radialis (Flexion/Extension)

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What are the hips antagonistic pairs ?

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  • Illopsaos & Gluteus maximum
    (Flexion /Extension)
  • Gluteus minimus & maximus (Medial/Lateral Rotation)

-Adductor/Longus,Brevis,Magnus & Gluteus medius/minimus ,Startorius (Ad/Abduction)

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What are the Knees antagonistic pairs ?

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Bicep Femoris (Hamstring)/Rectus Femoris (Quadriceps) - (Flexion/Extension)

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What are the Ankle antagonistic pairs ?

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Gastrocnemius / Tibialis Anterior, Soleus
(Planter/Dorsi Flexion)

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