With reference to the standing barbell curl, an individual who has their bicep inserting more distally than normal on the radius, will allow them to: Question 31 options: lift a greater weight move the forearm faster with equal contraction contract the brachialis faster all of the above Question 32 Which of the following is not part of fluid resistance? Question 32 options: It has a weak eccentric component Two sources include surface and form drag It comes in a forms of springs and bands It is the movement of an object through gas or liquid

With reference to the standing barbell curl, an individual who has their bicep inserting more distally than normal on the radius, will allow them to: Question 31 options: lift a greater weight move the forearm faster with equal contraction contract the brachialis faster all of the above Question 32 Which of the following is not part of fluid resistance? Question 32 options: It has a weak eccentric component Two sources include surface and form drag It comes in a forms of springs and bands It is the movement of an object through gas or liquid

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter8: Muscle Physiology

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Question 32

Which of the following is not part of fluid resistance?

Question 32 options:

	It has a weak eccentric component
	Two sources include surface and form drag
	It comes in a forms of springs and bands
	It is the movement of an object through gas or liquid

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