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muscular tonus

 

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Noun muscular tonus has 1 sense
  1. muscular tonus, muscle tone - normal tonicity of the muscles; "exercise improves muscle tone"
    --1 is a kind of tonicity, tonus, tone

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Term: Muscular Tonus

Definition:

Muscular tonus refers to the continuous state of slight tensed or resting muscle contraction. It is the natural state of muscle firmness without active movement.

Senses and Usages:

1. Medical Sense:

In medical terms, muscular tonus represents the state of partial muscle contraction, typically essential for maintaining posture, stability, and balance.

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Sample Sentence:

The doctor assessed the patient's muscular tonus to evaluate their neuromuscular health.

2. Exercise and Fitness Sense:

In the domain of exercise and fitness, muscular tonus is referred to as the firmness of muscles resulting from regular training and strengthening exercises.

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Sample Sentence:

Regular strength training workouts can help improve muscular tonus, leading to a more sculpted physique.

3. Physiology Sense:

In physiology, muscular tonus signifies the baseline state of slight muscle contractions controlled by the nervous system even at rest.

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Sample Sentence:

The research study focused on the effects of various factors on muscular tonus regulation in different muscle groups.

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