muscular movement terminology. descriptions of muscle movements 1.) during flexion of elbow 1. prime...
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Muscular Movement Terminology
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Descriptions of Muscle Movements1.) During Flexion of Elbow1. Prime mover (agonist)ex. When biceps brachii contracts
2. Antagonists-oppose prime movers-ex. When triceps brachii extends
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3. Synergists-aid agonists, promote same movement- ex. Brachialis
4. Fixators-fix or minimize movements, muscles that hold scapula in place ex. rhomboideus
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Body Movements
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Muscular Movement Terminology
1. Flexion and Extension: Flexion is the movement that causes the angle of the joint to decrease. Extension causes the angle to increase.
2. Abduction and Adduction: Abduction is movement away from the midline of the body. Adduction is movement toward the midline of the body.
3. Elevation and depression: Elevation is movement towards the superior portion of the body. Depression is movement in the inferior direction.
4. Internal and External Rotation: Internal rotation is movement toward the median line, external rotation is movement away from the median line.