Correct Answer - D
Ans. D. Cell membrane damage
[Ref: Clinical physiology 24th/e p.222]
Electromyography is a process of recording electrical activity of
muscles.
It can be done by either of the two methods:
1. By putting a surface electrode and recording activity of underlying
muscle.
2. By inserting a needle electrode into the muscle.
There are there types of signals (by needle electrode) : -
i) Insertional activity:
It is the electrical activity at the time of insertion of electrode due to disruption of cell membrane.
This should be ignored.
ii) Resting activity (spontaneous activity).
iii) Voluntary muscle recruitment.
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