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Question 1

where is collagen in the skin

Answer 1

dermis- produced by fibroblasts

Question 2

isotonic contractions vs isometric
and give examples of each

Answer 2

• Isotonic contraction: muscle tension remains constant as the muscle length changes
  
  • Used for body movements and moving objects
• Isometric contraction: muscle tension develops at constant muscle length
  
  • Used for supporting objects in fixed positions and maintaining body posture

Question 3

what does eostropia of the eye refer to

moves in a convergent or divergent direction

Answer 3

the inward moving of the eye

moves in a convergent direction

Question 4

what does exotropia of the eye refer to

does it move in a convergent or divergent direction

Answer 4

outward moving of the eye

moves in a divergent direction

Question 5

what does hypertropia of the eye refer to

Answer 5

eye moving up

Question 6

what does hypotropia of the eye refer to

Answer 6

downward movement of the eye

Question 7

what part of a bicep curl is an isotonic concentric contraction and eccentric contraction

Answer 7

pulling the weight towards you: muscle shortening- isotonic concentric contraction

dropping the weight back down: muscle lengthening: isometric eccentric contraction