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Which one of these is the muscle end attached to a more stationary point?
Which one of these is the muscle end attached to a more stationary point?
- Belly
- Origin (correct)
- Agonist
- Insertion
Which one of these muscles acts in opposition to the agonist?
Which one of these muscles acts in opposition to the agonist?
- Belly
- Antagonist (correct)
- Origin
- Insertion
Which one of these muscles works together with another muscle?
Which one of these muscles works together with another muscle?
- Insertion
- Synergist (correct)
- Origin
- Belly
Which one of these is NOT a way muscles are named according to?
Which one of these is NOT a way muscles are named according to?
Which one of these is the muscle that causes an action?
Which one of these is the muscle that causes an action?
Flashcards
Muscle Origin
Muscle Origin
The attachment point of a muscle that remains relatively stationary during muscle contraction.
Agonist Muscle
Agonist Muscle
The muscle that directly performs the desired movement.
Antagonist Muscle
Antagonist Muscle
A muscle that opposes the action of another muscle.
Synergist Muscle
Synergist Muscle
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Muscle Insertion
Muscle Insertion
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Study Notes
Muscle Types and Actions
- The origin is the muscle end attached to a more stationary point.
- The antagonist is the muscle that acts in opposition to the agonist.
- The synergist is the muscle that works together with another muscle.
- Muscles are not named according to their function.
- The agonist is the muscle that causes an action.
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Test your knowledge on the gross anatomy of the muscular system in Chapter 10. This quiz covers general principles, muscle terminology, tendons, and more. Challenge yourself and strengthen your understanding of the muscular system.
