Any Pair of Extra-Ocular Muscles Can Work as Agonists, Promoting

question 19

Multiple Choice

Any pair of extra-ocular muscles can work as agonists, promoting motion in a common direction, or as antagonists, promoting motions in opposite directions. The basis for this statement is that

• A) The two eyes can exhibit conjugate movements but not disjunctive movements
• B) The two eyes can exhibit disjunctive movements but not conjugate movements
• C) The two eyes cannot exhibit conjugate movements or disjunctive movements
• D) None of the above

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