For the cat, whale, and bat, indicate what type of movement each limb is responsible for.

Q: What are the different ranges of motion and where are they located?

A: Range of motion is referred to as the measurement of the amount of movement around a specific joint…

Q: Describe wave summation in terms of incompletetetanus and complete tetanus

A: Muscle is a soft tissue like structure which is primarily responsible for the movement in the body.…

Q: What are the functions of Meckelian, hyoid and branchial cartiages? Discuss.

A: Cartilages are connective tissues that form structural parts of the body and also support the body…

Q: How is Dugesia adapted for directional movement?

A: Taxonomy is the science of classification of organisms based on their morphology, biochemical…

Q: assume that the force generated by 2 different arms was exactly the same. if the EMG for arm 1 was…

A: EMG stands for electromyography which is a procedure for measurement of the electrical response of…

Q: What is true of cell signaling? Extracellular signals transduced by receptors always alter cell…

A: The cells receive signals from their external environment, which alters the cell's activity and…

Q: Which muscles provide lateral stability to the pelvis during single support of the gait cycle?

A: Gait can be described as a cyclic movement pattern that occurs at the time of walking.

Q: Use the table to explain (1-3 sentences)

A: Aquatic life envelops many creatures, from fish to marine vertebrates, all adjusted to get by and…

Q: Why is an Action only conducted in a forward direction?

A: Answer : an action is only conducted in forward direction because they contains sodium channels,…

Q: Recall that if a muscle spans a joint, it must move the joint(and conversely, if a muscle doesn’t…

A: The hip flexors help equalize the posterior pelvic muscles. Three key muscles  become rigid and…

Q: Describe the anatomy of the extensor apparatus and flexor sheath.

A: Hand, gripping organ at the end of the forelimb of certain vertebrates with considerable movement…

Q: Describe movements of the head and give the musclesresponsible for each movement.

A: Axial muscles are responsible for supporting and positioning the axial skeleton in the body. Axial…

Q: Explain Ordering of Biosynthetic Pathways.

A: The cells are the basic units of the living organisms that take part in various biological and…

Q: Briefly discuss the nervous control of posture in animals.

A: The term posture control explains the way our central nervous system circulates the sensory…

Q: How does rotation differ from circumduction?

A: There are several types of a joint movement called extension, flexion, adduction, abduction,…

Q: Define inner-arm and outer-arm

A: The upper extremity consists of the arm (the upper arm), the forearm (the lower arm), and the hand.…

Q: Describe opposition and reposition of the thumb

A: There are different anatomical terms of movement that describe about the functions and actions of…

Q: Let your partner place a heavyweight (ex. books) on your hand which is too heavy to lift. Keep your…

A: In this experiment, we will observe the muscles of the arm as you try to flex the elbow joint with a…

Q: What is an example of multiple lever types in the body during the same movement?

A: A lever helps to lift or move heavy objects easily. The human body is capable to perform a wide…

Q: In the Procedure section, you are cautioned to be sure that the opening of the vacuum adapter is…

A: Vacuum adapter is a part of the distillation unit which helps the condensed gas to pulls down by…

Q: FORLARNS 2. What are the different sitting position displaye the picture? 3. Do all the sitting…

A: Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) is a muscle-toning technique that teaches you how to manage your…

Q: Take a screenshot of the muscle or bone required for the  said movement. Use the human body model…

A: Shoulder abduction can be defned as the rotation of the shoulder joint in such a way, so as to move…

Q: Match the following movements to their description: rotation [ Choose ] [ Choose] dorsiflexion…

A: Question -Match the following movements to their description: a) -rotation b)-dorsiflexion…

Q: If you map two different organims daily movements, and see these types of patterns, answer the…

A: Navigation is a way of finding the direction of a particular path by sensing environmental…

Q: Which movements in continuous sequence produce circumduction?

A: Conduction involves : Flexion abduction extension adduction rotation in a continous sequence.

Q: Explain Lever Action of Muscles and Bones with diagram?

A: The muscles are made up of muscle fibers which contain sarcomere in the stranded form. Sarcomere is…

Q: Name and describe the muscles involved in trunk flexion.?

A: The movement of a particular segment of the body that decreases or reduced the angle between the…

Q: Anatomical levers can improve physical perfor-mance. Explain how this occurs using the infor-mation…

A: Muscles and bones act together to create levers. A lever is an inflexible rod that turns around a…

Q: Predict the name that might be assigned to a muscle that attaches to the sternum and the hyoid bone?

A: The muscle tissue can be categorized on the basis of their structure and function into three…

Q: An experimental drug blocks the body’s muscle spindles from detecting stretch. Predict the effects…

A: Muscle spindles are defined as the stretch receptors within a muscle's body that sense differences…

Q: Define Flexors? Give one example of it?

A: Muscles in the body can be  a flexor,  extensor or a stabilizer depending on  It's action  and…

Q: If a maximal stimulus causes 100 pounds of tension to be generated in a muscle and a submaximal…

A: The muscle fiber tends to get triggered by an electrical field. At the time of contraction of the…

Q: Compare the anatomical location of the pectoral flexors and extensors. Link their location to their…

A: Muscle is a specialized tissue whose origin can be traced via the primary germ layer called the…

Q: Describe how muscle attachments are organized to worktogether for movement of an arm or movement of…

A: The muscular system is made up of specialized tissues called muscle fibers. These muscle fibers…

Q: You attended a swimming class because it is one of the most popular physical activities in the…

A: Introduction: Swimming is a non-weight-bearing sport, which means that the bones are not placed…

Q: During her initial visit with the physical therapist, Mrs. Tanner presented with significant "foot…

A: The most prevalent muscles in the body are skeletal muscles. They are essential to daily tasks…

Q: how foot-ankle biomechanics may affect the biomechanics of columna vertebralis

A: The ankle is the lower limb section of the leg and it is located at a proximal portion to the foot.…

Q: How many strutures are found in an animal call

A: Animal cells can range in size from a few millimetres to a few centimetres. The ostrich egg is the…

Q: Describe the roles of plantar flexion and dorsiflexion inwalking. What muscles produce these…

A: The term flexion refers to the movement at a joint which decreases the angle between the bones…

Muscle Action

A change in the body or a bodily organ as a result of its functioning is referred to as an action. Muscle action can be defined as the specific movement of a bodily part generated by the contraction of a muscle. The muscle proteins actin and myosin are the important contractile proteins involved in muscle action. Muscle contraction, in addition to movement, serves several other important functions in the body, including posture, heat generation, and joint stability. Muscle contraction maintains posture, which includes standing and sitting.