. Kirkes' handbook of physiology . losing contraction, , the effect of the change developedat the physiological cathode, beneath the physical cathode (negative pole). 4. Cathodic opening contraction, , the effect of the change developedat the physiological anode, beneath the physical cathode (negative pole). The following abbreviations of these contractions are used: ACC, AOC,KCC, KOC. The closing contractions, KCC and ACC, are stronger than the openingcontractions, KOC and AOC. Of the closing contractions, KCC is strong-er than ACC. Of the opening contractions, AOC is stronger than KO
. Kirkes' handbook of physiology . losing contraction, , the effect of the change developedat the physiological cathode, beneath the physical cathode (negative pole). 4. Cathodic opening contraction, , the effect of the change developedat the physiological anode, beneath the physical cathode (negative pole). The following abbreviations of these contractions are used: ACC, AOC,KCC, KOC. The closing contractions, KCC and ACC, are stronger than the openingcontractions, KOC and AOC. Of the closing contractions, KCC is strong-er than ACC. Of the opening contractions, AOC is stronger than facts are also shown in a table of the effects of gradually increasing thestrength of the current. Weak Medium Currents. Strong Currents KCC KCC ACC ACC AOC AOC KOC Sometimes AOC is stronger than ACC. In diseases which cause degeneration of the nerves going to a muscle,stimulation causes results different from the above, and we get what is knownas the reaction of degeneration. r. nervi med. m. pron. {tereti. f. r. vol. prof. n. ulnar. m. palmar brevlsm. abduc. dig. min. I m. flex. dig. min. ( m. oppon. dig. min. — . mm, ,III.,\:-:-** -cI .j- - m. radial. Intern,m. flex. dig. prof. m. flex. dig. sublim. m. flex. poll. long,m. medianus m. abduc. poll. oppon. poll,m. flex. poll. adduc. poll,m. lumbrlc. I. Fig. 336.—Figure Showing Motor Points in the Forearm. LOCOMOTION 475 The intensity of the anodic or cathodic effects is increased by using smallelectrodes, and decreased by electrodes of large surface. In fact in practiceit is usual to apply the indifferent electrode to an extended surface, thus re-ducing its effect below the stimulating intensity, This gives only one activestimulating electrode and is known as the method of unipolar stimulation. SOME SPECIAL COORDINATED MOTOR LOCOMOTION. The greater number of the more important muscular actions of the humanbody, those, namely, which are arranged harmoniously s
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