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active insufficiency

point muscle can not contract further


due to tension within the muscle is insufficient at both extremes


(agonist)


usually bi-articulate muscle

passive insufficiency

point muscle can not stretch further


due to stretch-ability within the muscle is insufficient at joints


(antagonist)


usually bi-articulate muscle

tenodesis

with elbow on table, flexing the wrist has a tendency to extend fingers



opposite movement flexes fingers

long axis of a muscle

longest measurement of a muscle


length of a muscle

speed

force of muscle decreases as speed of contraction increases

close chain movement

distal segment fixed or closed


proximal moves through space


open chain movement

proximal segment remains fixed (stationary)


distal moves through space

muscle tightness

immobility can lead to muscle tightness and loss of motion-if severe can lead to joint contracture

joint contracture

joint incapable of full motion

muscle guarding

muscle tightens to help protect the body from further injury