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Applied anatomy and Phsiology (Types of Joints (Ball and Socket, Condyloid…
Applied anatomy and Phsiology
frontal plane
lies horizontally and splits the bodty to front and back
Motor units in contractions
fibre Types
Fast oxidative
Fast glycolytic
Slow Oxidative
bones
muscle contraction
Isotonic is where a muscles changes length during contraction
A concentric contraction is where a muscle shortens during conractions
an eccentric contraction is when a muscle lengthens
An isometric contraction is where a muscle just stays the same length
movement analysis
Contraction Types
Antagonist and agonist muscles
movement pattern
articulating bones
Types of contraction
An agonist muscle is responsible for creating movement at a joint.
The fixator stabilises part of your body while another causes movement
An antagonist is a muscle that opposes the agonist
Sagittal Plane
lies vertically and it divides the body through the middle to leave the left and right
Types of Joints
Ball and Socket
Condyloid
Gliding
Hinge
Pivot
Motor neurons are nerve cells which conducts a nerve impulse to a group of muscle fibres