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ambulation
walking, running, moving from one place to another
linea alba
fibrous band of connective tissue on ventral abdominal wall; median attachment of abdominal muscles
aponeurosis
fibrous sheet that gives attachment to muscle fibers; is a means of origin or insertion for flat muscles
relaxation
lessening of tension
levator
muscle that raises or elevates a part
pectoral muscles
muscles located on the chest
orbicularis
muscles surrouding another structure
internus
inner (deep) muscle
externus
outer (superficial) muscle
rectus
straight muscle; aligns with vertical axis of body
oblique
slanted muscle; slands outward away from midline
transverse
crosswise muscle; form crosswise to midline
sphincter
tight band muscle; ringlike; opens or closes a passageway
latissimus
broad muscle
gracilis
narrow muscle; also called longissimus
major
term to describe larger parts
minor
term to describe smaller parts
teres
cylindrical muscle
deltoid
muscles shaped triangularly
electromyography
process of recording electrical activity of the muscle cells
ataxia
lack of voluntary control of muscle movement; shakiness / wobbliness
atonic
lacking muscle control
myoclonus
muscle spasm
adhesion
band of fibers that hold structures together in an abnormal fashion
tetany
muscle twitching
hernia
protrusion of a body part through tissue that would normally contain it
electromyogram
record of the strength of muscle contraction caused by electrical stimulation