A type of exercise in which muscles are worked through their full ranges of motion to develop muscular strength is called:
A) iatrogenic.
B) isotonic.
C) isolateral.
D) isometric.

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Isotonic exercise involves working muscles through their full range of motion, resulting in both concentric and eccentric contractions and increasing muscular strength. Iatrogenic refers to conditions or illnesses caused by medical treatment, isolateral involves working one side of the body at a time, and isometric exercise involves contracting muscles without actually moving the limbs.

A Type of Exercise in Which Muscles Are Worked Through