Word Name 4 muscle functions: questions, Bernd b. Word A contract, this is: 2 The type of muscle contraction in which th

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Word Name 4 muscle functions: questions, Bernd b. Word A contract, this is: 2 The type of muscle contraction in which the muscle shortens but tension remains the same is d. 3. The type of contraction in which the muscle does not shorten (same measurement), no movement occurs, 4. When a person cannot take in oxygen fast enough for the demand and the muscle is no longer able to 6. During anaerobic glycolysis, the substance produced that makes muscles sore is: 5. When oxygen supply has been depleted, ATP is created without Oxygen by the process of: 7. The type of exercise, such as jogging, that improves endurance is: 8. A constant state of partial muscle contraction is called: 9. Wasting away due to disuse (use it or lose it) of muscle is called: 10. The point at which a muscle attaches to the bone that doesn't move is the 11. The point at which a muscle attaches to the moveable bone ( pulled toward the origin): 12. Decreasing the joint angle, or bending, is a body movement called: 13. Increasing the joint angle, or straightening, is a body movement called 14. Extending a joint beyond the anatomical position is called: 15. Movement around a longitudinal axis is: 16. Moving a limb away from the midline is: 17. Elevating the back of the foot, or pointing the toes upward, is: 18. Elevating the calcaneus, causing the toes to point downward is: 19. Turning the sole of the foot medially is: 20. Turning the sole of the foot laterally is: 21. Moving the thumb to touch the tips of the fingers is: 22. A superior movement (shrugging the shoulders) is: 23. An inferior movement is called: 24. Rotating the radius laterally, or turning the palm anteriorly, is: 25. Rotating the radius medially, or turning the palm posteriorly, is: 26. The main muscle responsible for a movement (the agonist) is called the: Moving the distal end of a limb in a circle is Moving a limb toward the midline is: