EBK PRINCIPLES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOG
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Author: DERRICKSON
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Chapter 10, Problem 19CP
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The demonstration of isotonic contraction and the reason behind the physical discomfort one experience during this time.
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Isotonic contraction is a type of contraction that causes the muscle to shorten or lengthen during exhibiting force for a movement of a body part. A continuous contraction force for a long time period may result in discomfort in the concerned body part and may even lead to muscle fatigue.
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