chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Condition occurring when a joint muscle cannot shorten enough to cause full range of motion at both joints it crosses at the same time

A

active insufficiency

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2
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Role played by a muscle acting to cause a movement

A

Agonist

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3
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Role played by a muscle acting to slow or stop a movement

A

antagonist

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4
Q

Describing a contraction involving shortening of a muscle

A

concentric

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5
Q

muscle property enabling tension development by stimulated muscle fibers

A

contractile component

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6
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Describing a contraction involving lengthening of a muscle

A

eccentric

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7
Q

Time between the arrival of a neural stimulus and tension development by the muscle

A

electromechanical delay

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8
Q

A fiber that reaches peak tension relatively quickly

A

fast-twitch fiber

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9
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Describing a contraction involving no change in muscle length

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isometric

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10
Q

a single motor neuron and all fibers it innervates

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motor unit

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11
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electric current or voltage produced by a muscle developing tension

A

myoelectric activity

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12
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role played by a muscle acting to eliminate an unwanted action produced by an agonist

A

neutralizer

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13
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passive elastic property of muscle derived from the muscle membranes

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parallel elastic component

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14
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pattern of fibers within a muscle in which the fibers are roughly parallel to the longitudinal axis of the muscle

A

parallel fiber arrangement

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15
Q

inability of a two-joint muscle to stretch enough to allow full range of motion at both joints at the same time

A

passive insufficiency

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16
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pattern of fibers within a muscle with short fibers attaching to one or more tendons

A

pennate fiber arrangement

17
Q

passive elastic property of muscle derived from the tendons

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series elastic component

18
Q

a fiber that reaches peak tension relatively slowly

A

slow-twitch fiber

19
Q

role played by a muscle acting to stabilized a body part against some other force

A

stabilizer

20
Q

eccentric contraction followed immediately by concentric contraction

A

stretch shortening cycle

21
Q

building in an additive fashion

22
Q

state of muscle producing sustained maximal tension resulting from repetitive simulation

23
Q

devices that detect signals

A

transducers