Roles Of Muscles & Contractions Flashcards

1
Q

Muscles can only…

A

Pull

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2
Q

The agonist is also known as?

A

The Prime Mover

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3
Q

What is an insertion?

A

Where the muscle attaches to (NOT FROM!)

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4
Q

For a movement to occur what has to happen?

A

The antagonist has to allow and lengthen, to ensure the movement can take place

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5
Q

What’s a fixator/stabiliser muscle?

A

It’s a stabiliser that is placed above the antagonistic pair to allow the movement to smoothly take place

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6
Q

Isometric

A

Pair of muscles remain stationary (equal length) under tension

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7
Q

Isotonic concentric

A

Muscle shortens under tension

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8
Q

Isotonic eccentric

A

Muscle lengthens under tension

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9
Q

Where do we see IE contractions

A

Lowering
Landing
Slowing the body
Braking
Actions

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10
Q

What contracts in an isometric contraction

A

2 levers operating with the same amount of torque to cause a stable contraction

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