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PT110 Muscular system

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PT110 Muscular system
 

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Quiz on muscle anatomy and actions.

by Amy Vernon
1

Oblique (pennate) muscles typically produce more force than parallel muscles.

2

A unipennate muscle has fibers attaching to both sides of a central tendon.

3

Skeletal muscles must attach to at least two different bones and cross at least one joint.

4

Parallel muscle fibers generally allow for greater range of motion but less strength.

5

Concentric contractions are typically responsible for decelerating movement.

6

The origin of a muscle is typically located on the more movable bone.

7

In an open kinetic chain exercise, the distal segment is fixed.

8

Irritability is the ability of a muscle to stretch when a force is applied.

9

Reverse muscle action commonly occurs during closed kinetic chain activities.

10

Elasticity is the ability of a muscle to return to its resting length after being stretched.

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