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| ACTION POTENTIAL | CHANGE IN A CELL FROM A STATE OF REST TO THAT OF ACTIVITY AND BACK TO REST |
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| AEROBIC RESIRATION | PROCESS OF BREAKING DOWN GLUCOSE INTO ENERGY BY THE USE OF OXYGEN |
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| ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION | PROCESS OF BREAKING DOWN GLUCOSE INTO ENERGY WITHOUT THE PRESENCE OF OXYGEN |
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| ANTAGONIST | MUSCLES THAT HAVE AN OPPOSITE FUNCTION |
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| CARDIC MUSCLE | IS ONLY FOUND IN THE WALL OF THE HEART |
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| CELLULAR RESPIRATION | PROCESS OF CELLS CREATING ENERGY TO POWER THE MUSCLES |
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| CONTRACT | CREATE TENSION BY SHORTENING |
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| DEPOLARIZATION | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTIAL WHEN A CELL IS STIMULATED AND CAPABLE OF PRODUCING AN ACTION |
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| FIXATOR | MUSCLE THAT HOLDS ONE BONE IN PLACE WHILE A MORE DISTAL BONE MOVES |
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| INSERTION | SITE WHERE A MUSCLE ATTACHES TO A MOVING BONE |
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| ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION | CAUSES TENSION ON THE MUSCLE BUT DOES NOT PRODUCE MOVEMENT |
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| ISOTONIC CONTRACTION | CAUSES SHORTENING OF THE MUSCLE TO PRODUCE MOVEMENT |
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| LIGAMENT | CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT JOINS BONE TO BONE AT A JOINT |
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| MUSCLE FIBER | FOUND IN SKELETAL AND SMOOTH MUSCLE AND HAVE AN ELONGATED CYLINDRICAL SHAPE ALSO CALLED MUSCLE CELLS |
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| MUSCLE TONE | SLIGHT STATE OF CONTRACTION A MUSCLE ALWAYS MAINTAINS |
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| ORIGIN | SITE WHERE A MUSCLE ATTACHES TO A STATIONARY BONE |
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| POLARIZATION | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTAIL WHEN A CELL IS AT REST |
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| PRIME MOVER | MUSCLE THAT PLAYS MORE OF A ROLE IN MOVEMENT IN GROUP OF SYNERGISTIC MUSCLES |
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| REPOLARIZATION | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTIAL WHERE A CELL CHANGES FROM AN ACTIVE STATE BACK TO RESTING |
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| SKELETAL MUSCLE | CONSCIOUSLY CONTROLLED MUSCLE ATTACHED TO BONES THAT MOVE BY SHORTENING OR CONTRACTION OF THE MUSCLE ALSO CALLED VOLUNTARY MUSCLE |
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| SMOOTH MUSCLE | MUSCLE FOUND IN THE ORGANS THAT IS NOT CONSCIOUSLY CONTROLLED ALSO CALLED INVOLUNTARY |
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| SYNERGISTIC | GROUP OF MUSCLES THAT WORK TOGETHER TO PERFORM A FUNCTION |
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| TENDON | CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT JOINS MUSCLE TO BONE THIS CONNECTION CREATES MOVEMENT |
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| TONE |
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| MASSETER | MOVES MANDIBLE UP AND DOWN IN CHEWING MOTION | IN FRONT OF THE EAR
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| ORBICULARIS OCULI | MOVES UPPER EYELID | AROUND THE EYE SOCKET
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| ORBICULARIS ORIS | ALLOWS THE LIPS TO PUCKER | AROUND THE MOUTH
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| PLATYSMA | ALLOWS THE HEAD TO BEND FORWARD | VENTRAL NECK
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| BUCCINATOR | COMPRESSES CHEEK AGAINEST THE TEETH | UNDER THE CHEEK
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| STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID | TURNS HEAD FROM SIDE TO SIDE | LATERAL NECK TO EAR
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| TEMPORALIS | AIDS IN MOVING MANDIBLE UPWARD | TEMPORAL BONE
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| PTERYGOID | AIDS IN MOVING MANDIBLE UPWARD | UNDER THE CHEEK
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| BICEPS BRACHII | FLEXES LOWER ARM | INNER UPPER ARM
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| BRACHIALIS | FLEXES ELBOW | UPPER ARM AND FOREARM
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| BRACHIORADIALIS | TURNS LOWER ARM | UPPER ARM AND FOREARM
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| DELTOID | TURNS AND ABDUCTS ARM | SHOULDER
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| EXTENSOR CARPI | EXTENDS WRIST | FOREARM
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| EXTENSOR DIGITORUM | EXTENDS FINGERS | FOREARM
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| FLEXOR CARPI | FLEXES WRIST | FOREARM
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| FLEXOR DIGITORUM | FLEXES FINGERS | FOREARM
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| TRICEPS BRACHII | EXTENDS LOWER ARM | OUTER UPPER ARM
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| EXTERNAL OBLIQUES | ALLOW TORSO TO TURN | LATERAL ABDOMEN
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| GLUTEUS MAXIMUS | EXTEND LEG TO THE REAR | BUTTOCKS
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| GLUTEUS MEDIUS | MOVE LEG TO THE SIDE | HIP
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| LATISSIMUS DORSI | PULLS ARMS DOWNWARD AND STABILIZE TORSO | LATERAL BACK
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| PECTORALIS MAJOR | PULLS ARM ACROSS THE CHEST | CHEST
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| PECTORALIS MINOR | CAUSES SHOULDER TO MOVE FORWARD | CHEST
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| RECTUS ABDOMINIS | MOVEMENT OF BODY BETWEEN RIBS AND PELVIS | MEDIAL ABDOMEN
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| TRAPEZIUS | MOVEMENT OF SCAPULA | COVERS NECK SHOULDERS SPINE
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| GASTROCNEMIUS | ELEVATES HEEL | CALF MUSCLE
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| EXTENSOR DIGITORUM LONGUS | EXTENDS TOES | LOWER LEG
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| EXTENSOR HALLUCIS LONGUS | EXTENDS BIG TOE | LOWER LEG
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| HAMSTRINGS | FLEXES LOWER LEG | BACK OF THIGH
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| INTRINSIC FOOT MUSCLE | FLEX EXTEND ABDUCT AND ABDUCT TOES | FOOT
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| QUADRICEPS FEMORIS | EXTENDS LOWER LEG | FRONT OF THIGH
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| SARTORIUS | TURNS LEG LATERALLY | FRONT OF THIGH
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| SOLEUS | ELEVATES HEEL WHEN THE KNEE IS BENT | LOWER LEG
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| SKELETAL MUSCLE | VOLUNTARY MUSCLE | ATTACHED TO THE BONE
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| SMOOTH MUSCLE | INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE | FOUND IN THE WALLS OF THE INTERNAL ORGANS
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| CARDIC MUSCLE | HAS CHARACTERISICS OF SKELETAL AND SMOOTH MUSCLE | FOUND ONLY IN THE WALL OF THE HEART
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| ABDUCTION | MOVING AWAY FROM THE MIDLINE OF THE BODY |
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| ADDUCTION | MOVING TOWARD THE MIDLINE OF THE BODY |
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| CIRCUMDUCTION | PROXIMAL END OF LIMB STATIONARY AND DISTAL END MOVES IN A CIRCLE |
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| DORSIFLEXION | LIFTING THE FOOT SO THAT TOES POINT TOWARD THE ANKLE |
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| EVERSION | TURNING THE SOLE OF THE FOOT LATERALLY |
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| EXTENSION | INCREASING THE ANGLE BETWEEN TWO JOINTS STRAIGHTENING |
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| FLEXION | DECREASING THE ANGLE BETWEEN TWO JOINTS BENDING |
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| HYPEREXTENSION | MOVING A JOINT PAST ITS NORMAL RANGE OF MOTION |
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| INVERSION | TURNING THE SOLE OF THE FOOT MEDIALLY |
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| OPPOSITION | TOUCHING THE TIP OF THE FINGERS WITH THE THUMB |
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| PLANTAR FLEXION | POINTING THE TOES |
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| PRONATION | MOVEMENT OF RADIUS AND ULNA SO THAT THE PALM OF THE HAND FACES DOWNWARD |
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| ROTATION | MOVING A BONE AROUND A CENTRAL POINT OR AXIS |
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| SUPINATION | MOVEMENT OF RADIUS AND ULNA SO THAT THE PALM FACES UPWARD |
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| ATROPHY | DETERIORATION OF MUSCLE BECAUSE OF DISEASE INJURY OR DISUSE |
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| HYPERTROPHY | ABNORMAL INCREASE IN GROWTH OF A MUSCLE ORGAN BODY PART |
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| HYPOTROPHY | ABNORMAL DECREASE IN GROWTH OF MUSCLE ORGAN BODY PART |
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| MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY | GENERAL TERM FOR MANY INHERITED DISORDERS IN WHICH THE MUSCLE FIBERS DEGENERATE RESULTING IN MUSCLE WEAKNESS |
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| MYALGIA | MUSCLE PAIN |
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| MYOCLONIA | IRREGULAR MUSCLE TWITCHING BECAUSE OF A NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDER |
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| MYOTONIA | GENERAL TERM FOR MUSCLE SPASM OR TEMPORARY RIGIDITY OF A MUSCLE |
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| SPRAIN | TWISTING OR TEARING OF A LIGAMENT |
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| STRAIN | OVERUSE OR OVEREXTENSION OF A MUSCLE |
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| TETANUS | LOCK JAW | BACTERIAL INFECTION THAT MUSCLES TO CNTRACT UNTIL HAVE SPASM RESULTING IN PARALYSIS
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| FRONTALIS | MOVES THE EARS AND EYEBROWS | SCALP
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