MUSCLE TWITCH
is a sudden involuntary movement of a muscle of extreme contraction then relaxation.
MUSCLE-CONTRACTION HEADACHE
typically occurs due to the persistent stretching of neck muscles.
MUSCLE-TENSION GRADIENT
is measured using electromyography and is the rate of change of a muscles performance (in arbitrary unit) during a performance.
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY (MD)
is an umbrella term used to describe any of the inherited disorders which result in the degeneration of muscle mass…
MUSCULAR RIGIDITY
is a condition of rigidity in the muscles which then resists movement, whilst some have wrongly assumed this as weakness,…
MUSCULAR TYPE
is similar to the athletic type in Kretschmer's body types which emphasizes the dominance of locomotor systems over body systems.
MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
innervates the muscles of the upper arm and cutaneous receptors found in the lateral forearm.
MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDER
is an umbrella term used to describe any disorder which results in the impairment of neurons, tendons, bones, joints and…
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
is the system of muscles and bones which support and provide rigidity to the body.
MUSIC THERAPY
is a method of rehabilitating individuals through using music to enhance an individuals psychological, physical, cognitive and/or social functioning.
MUSICAL ABILITY
is defined as an ability to understand, write and play musical pieces using a variety of instruments.
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE
found in the multipli-intelligences theory is the intelligence which is involved in the processes of writing, playing, listening and understanding…
MUSICIAN'S CRAMP
normally experienced in the arm or hand, which prevents musicians from performing due to the pain derived from cramp.
MUSTURBATION
first proposed by U.S. psychotherapist Albert Ellis (1913 - ), musturbation is the tendency for an individual to meet often…