Define Flexor and Extensor?

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Define Flexor and Extensor?

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anonymous · Answer 1 · 2021-11-20T09:58:05+0000

Flexor and Extensor:

Flexor: -

Bending of arm at elbow joint is called flexion and the muscle that causes this movement is called flexor.

Extensor: -

Straightening of arm at elbow joint is called extension, and the muscle that causes this movement is called exterior.

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