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| VO | verbal order; volume overload; voluntary opening |
| vol | volar; volatile; volume; voluntary, volunteer |
| VROM | voluntary range of motion |
| voluntary muscle |
(noun) any muscle that is controlled by will. They are generally attached to the skeleton and are innervated by myelinated nerves coming directly from the brain or spinal cord. The terms voluntary, striped, cross-striated, and skeletal are practically synonymous when applied to muscle
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Preceding from one's own choice or consent.
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??any action not influenced by coercion or fraud perpetrated by any human agency
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a keyboard piece in a free style; an organ solo played before and after an Anglican church service
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electrical and mechanical activity recorded in a muscle during contractions that are under conscious control.
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