A continuous, sustained contraction that shows no relaxation is calleda. TwitchO b. TreppeWave summationO d. Incomplete tetanusO e. Complete tetanusTOSH

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A continuous, sustained contraction that shows no relaxation is called O a. Twitch O b. Treppe O c. Wave summation O d. Incomplete tetanus O e. Complete tetanus

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Chapter16: Wave Motion

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A continuous, sustained contraction that shows no relaxation is called
a. Twitch
O b. Treppe
Wave summation
O d. Incomplete tetanus
O e. Complete tetanus
TOSH

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