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Stimulation of muscle fibers at a rate of 20 to 40 stimuli per second does not allow for complete relaxation of the fibers before the next stimulatory event. this results in and can lead to incomplete tetany. rev: 03_24_2017_qc_cs-83754 a muscle twitch tetany treppe wave summation referencesebook & resources multiple choice

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