Match the appropriate definition to the appropriate vocabulary word. The muscle that contracts and causes the desired action. A. Agonist The muscle that assist the primer mover that helps generate more force B. Aponeurosis and stablizes the point of origin C. Extensibility This muscle relaxes when the primer mover contracts. D. Smooth muscle An example of a connective tissue that connects bone to bone E. Cardiac muscle An example of a connective tissue that connects bone to muscle F. Motor-unit recruitment When cold, this organ maintains internal body temperature by repeatably G. Achilles Tendon contracting over a short time (i.e. shivering). H. Synergist This is the ability of muscle tissue to recoil to resting length I. Myofibrils | The single unit of muscle tissue J. Fatigue When the tension generated from a single twitch adds to a prexisting tension of a previous twitch in rapid succession. K. Type lla (fast oxidative glycolytic) A decreased ability for a muscle to sustain or generate force/tension. L. Muscles Muscle tissue that directly attaches to bone and is under voluntary control M. Type llx (fast glycolytic) N. Wave summation All the muscle fibers contracts together to generated the most amount of O. Inguinal Ligament P. Elasticity force/tension. A muscle fiber that fatigues the least, uses mostly oxidative phosphorylation, and generate the least amount of force. Q. Motor-unit A discrete group of specific type of muscle fibers innervated by a single R. Excitability motor neuron. A hierarchy of types of motor units recruited during contraction. S. incomplete tetanus T. Size Principle U. Skeletal muscles V. Antagonist W. Muscle Fibers X. Complete Tetnus
Match the appropriate definition to the appropriate vocabulary word. The muscle that contracts and causes the desired action. A. Agonist The muscle that assist the primer mover that helps generate more force B. Aponeurosis and stablizes the point of origin C. Extensibility This muscle relaxes when the primer mover contracts. D. Smooth muscle An example of a connective tissue that connects bone to bone E. Cardiac muscle An example of a connective tissue that connects bone to muscle F. Motor-unit recruitment When cold, this organ maintains internal body temperature by repeatably G. Achilles Tendon contracting over a short time (i.e. shivering). H. Synergist This is the ability of muscle tissue to recoil to resting length I. Myofibrils | The single unit of muscle tissue J. Fatigue When the tension generated from a single twitch adds to a prexisting tension of a previous twitch in rapid succession. K. Type lla (fast oxidative glycolytic) A decreased ability for a muscle to sustain or generate force/tension. L. Muscles Muscle tissue that directly attaches to bone and is under voluntary control M. Type llx (fast glycolytic) N. Wave summation All the muscle fibers contracts together to generated the most amount of O. Inguinal Ligament P. Elasticity force/tension. A muscle fiber that fatigues the least, uses mostly oxidative phosphorylation, and generate the least amount of force. Q. Motor-unit A discrete group of specific type of muscle fibers innervated by a single R. Excitability motor neuron. A hierarchy of types of motor units recruited during contraction. S. incomplete tetanus T. Size Principle U. Skeletal muscles V. Antagonist W. Muscle Fibers X. Complete Tetnus
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