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Q: Discuss the various connective tissue that attaches to muscle, muscular movement, the various type…

A: The muscle tissue is referred to as a soft tissue that contains muscle cells enveloped in protective…

Q: Explain the location and action of arrector pili muscles

A: The arrector pili muscle (APM) consists of a small band of smooth muscle that connects the hair…

Q: You are working with a patient who has limitations in ankle dorsiflexion. You determine this is a…

A: In the 1940s, PNF (Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation) was developed by Dr. Herman Kabat for…

Q: which arrangement best describes bipennate muscle?

A: Pennate ( feathers ) muscle are the one's that can hold muscle fibers within them , produce more…

Q: Describe muscle tone, and explain its significance.

A: Skeletal muscle is a striated muscle generally attached to the skeleton. 40-50% of the bodyweight of…

Q: Type of muscle: Structure B:

A: Ans. The figure represents the structure of the cardiac muscle. Muscle is an organ made up of muscle…

Q: a) At what time point would a muscle begin to fatigue? Comment on the percentage decrease in…

A: Muscle fatigue can be explained as transient reduction in the force and the temporary inability to…

Q: Define muscle tone.

A: Muscle tone is defined as a tension in muscle when at rest.  It's a muscle response to the outside…

Q: Describe the structure of visceral muscles.

A: Visceral muscles are smooth muscles that are found in the organs of the body like stomach, bladder,…

Q: How do Golgi tendon organs monitor muscle tension?

A: BASIC INFORMATION  MUSCLE It is a type of soft tissue which are found in most of the animals. The…

Q: short Write a note on muscle tension .?

A: The muscular system consists of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac. also, as we know It helps in the…

Q: Compare the force produced by a muscle over timewhen it is stimulated by a single twitch stimulus…

A: Muscle strength formation refers to the mechanism in which the skeletal muscle transforms metabolic…

Q: In making maximal-effort arm movements (e.g., throwing, striking, projecting an object as far and…

A: Muscles are the structural and functional entities of the muscular system of the body. Muscles work…

Q: Give some example of tendon injury.

A: Tendon is a band of dense white fibrous connective tissue that unites a muscle with a bone. It helps…

Q: Describe the actions of muscles when they contract, and define the terms agonist and antagonist in…

A: To answer this question we are supposed to know about the anatomy of human body.

Q: Distinguish between fast-twitch and slow-twitch musclefibers

A: Muscles are tissues that contract and provide movement. A muscle fiber is a single muscle cell. Each…

Q: Number 5 in Graph B represents iand is the result of i The statement above is best completed by the…

A: Need to find what the label 5 represents in the graph given.

Q: Modified muscle fibers serving primarily to detect stretch are called

A: We know that The proprioceptive sensation belongs to the class of general senses. The proprioceptors…

Q: Describe a motor unit and how motor unit numberaffects muscle control.

A: Skeletal muscles are striated muscles of the body that are voluntary in action. These muscles are…

Q: Which of the following is correct about muscle spindles?

A: Sensory receptors are specialised cells or multicellular structures that sense changes in both the…

Q: Describe the following Alpha gamma coactivation Golgi tendon apparatus

A: Muscle tissue plays a vital role in providing body movements through the contraction of muscles.…

Q: muscle spidnles are _____ receptors and provide ____ information, whereas golgi tendon organs…

A: The majority of skeletal muscles contain this stretch receptor, which is widely distributed. When a…

Q: Why is muscle that has sustained significant damageunable to produce the same amount of power as it…

A: The muscle is a type of contractile tissue. It provides contractibility, elasticity, and…

Q: Discuss the origin of muscle fibers and explain howmuscle hypertrophy occurs.

A: Muscular hypertrophy, or muscle growth, refers to an increase in muscle mass. There are two types of…

Q: List and describe the connective tissue components ofskeletal muscle.

A: It is a type of striated muscle tissue that is controlled by the somatic nervous system on a…

Q: How would the muscle behave with continued high frequency stimulation? Will you observe any…

A: The use of electric impulses to elicit muscle contraction is known as electrical muscle stimulation…

Q: State the conditions needed for muscle relaxation.

A: Progressive muscle relaxation is a technique that reduces tension. In progressive muscle relaxation,…

Q: Define synergistic effect

A: There are several molecules that are released by the animal's body like hormones and enzymes that…

Q: Describe the characteristics of the three types of levers in the body

A: The skeletal and muscular system of the body work in collaboration with each other for the various…

Q: Define myofilament

A: The muscular layer is a soft tissue type. It is composed of muscle cells that are known as myocytes.…

Q: Define rod

A: The organ of sight is referred to as the eye. The eye is composed of various components. These…

Q: Picking up a pencil requires what kind of stimulus to a muscle? OSub-threshold stimulus O Threshold…

A: Introduction :- Skeletal muscle is a type of striated muscular tissue that is directly controlled by…

Q: Define visceral muscle

A: By the shape, size and direction, according to the NIH,  muscles are categorized. Visceral muscles,…