MCAT Question A Day - 9/2/14
When one of a pair of antagonistic muscles contracts, what usually happens to the other muscle to produce movement?
A. It acts synergistically by contracting to stabilize the moving bone.
B. It relaxes to allow movement.
C. It contracts in an isometric action.
D. Its insertion slides down the bone to allow a larger range of movement.
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