butler_wilson test mucles

Question 0

21Skeletal mucles cannot move what

Answer 0

If Involuntary you do not have conscious control on your mucles
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Question 1

20Where in your body can you find a joint

Answer 1

Through-out the body

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Question 2

32What muscle tires quickly as you exercise

Answer 2

Skeletal

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Question 3

34What can you infer from that your body is fully made up of voluntary
Mucles

Answer 3

Nervous system runs through the body

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Question 4

40What mucles extens and straitened from the forearm

Answer 4

Triceps

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Question 5

41What triangles mucles that moves away from the arm

Answer 5

Detoid

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Question 6

48What mucles is straitened and extend from the leg

Answer 6

Quad triecp femoris

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Question 7

61Muscles that allow you to nod

Answer 7

Sternocleidomastoid

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Question 8

52Strap like mucles that extend from the ribs to the pelvis

Answer 8

sartorius

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Question 9

66Provides support to abdomen

Answer 9

Rectus abdomiumus

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Question 10

65Rectus abdomiumus

Answer 10

Is in the core of your body around your abb mucles

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Question 11

66Tell which mucles are are voluntary and not voluntary

Answer 11

If you don’t have any control over them they are not voluntary
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Question 12

67Mucles used in closing jaw

Answer 12

Masseter

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Question 13

73One mucle extends while the other_____

Answer 13

Contracts

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Question 14

76Muscle tissue ______ to make you mucles move

Answer 14

Contract

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Question 15

1What bone is right below your wrist

Answer 15

Unla,radius

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Question 16

8what mucle is right above the triceps

Answer 16

The biceps

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Question 17

51 tibials anterior

Answer 17

Shin mucles

Question 18

45What mucle contracts at the knee

Answer 18

Quadtricept femoris back of the calf

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Question 19

83How do mucles work as a pair to bend or straighten the arm at the elbow

Answer 19

Flexion of a joint is a decrease in the joint angle from the body in anatomic position. When the elbow is bent the forearm is flexed which means that the flexor is contracted or has pulled the bone of the forearm. Most flexion takes place in a forward direction. The exception to this is the leg where flexion of the leg results in the bending of the knee. Extension of the joint is when the joint is returned to anatomic position or increased the angle of the joint which means the extensor is contracted. An example of this is when the contracts to straighten the arm. The biceps triceps brachi (extensor) brachii muscle (flexor) in the upper arm contracts to bend the elbow Muscles work in pairs so that at the same time, the biceps brachii muscle (flexor) contracts to bend the joint and the triceps brachii returns to its original ength. To straighten the arm or extend the joint. the triceps brachii (extensor) contracts while the biceps returns to its original length.