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During an electromyography examination,what should the therapist expect to see as the patient increases the force of the muscle contraction?
Forearm Strength
The physical strength or force exhibited by the muscles in the forearm, influencing the ability to grip and manipulate objects.
Limb Coordination
Limb coordination refers to the ability to execute smooth, accurate, and controlled movements using the arms, legs, or other appendages.
Motor Performance
The ability to execute physical actions or tasks fluently, efficiently, and effectively.
Biological Variables
Factors related to or deriving from organisms, which can influence experiments, studies, or outcomes in biological or medical research.
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