anaphy 3 (muscular system) Flashcards

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means capable of receiving stimulation and responding to stimulation from the nerves

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excitable or irritable

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capable of contracting or shortening

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contractible

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muscle can be stretched without damage by application of force

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extensible

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able to return to it’s original resting shape

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elasticity

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adaptable that can be changed in response

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adaptability

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6
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loss muscle

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atrophy

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7
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gaining muscles

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hypertrophy

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failed to develop

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Hypotrophy

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9
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toward the midline

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adduction

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away from the body

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abduction

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bending a joint

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flexion

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12
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around the axis

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rotation

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lifting upwards

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elevation

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downward movement

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depression

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circular movement

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circumduction

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allow a person to move, speak and chew

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muscles

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17
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walls of the heart

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cardiac muscle

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contracts to circulate blood

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cardiac muscle

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found in organs or organ system

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visceral

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20
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attached to the skeleton

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skeletal muscles

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21
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provide the skeleton with the ability to move

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skeletal muscles

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attach a muscle to a bone

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tendons

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23
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attach muscle to muscle

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Fascia

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24
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paralysis of limbs

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Quadriplegia

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inflammatory molecules
cytokines
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limits muscle growth
myostatin
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refers to the movement potential of a joint from full extension to full flexion
Range of Motion
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measures ROM
Goniometer
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skeletal muscles often exist in pairs whereby one muscle is the _______ and the other acts as________
Primary remover antagonist
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where 2 or more bones meet
Joints
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covers the surface of a bone
cartilage
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it lines the joint and seals it into a joint capsule
synovial membrane
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a clear sticky fluid secreted by the synovial membrane
synovial fluid
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curved part of the cartilage in the knee
meniscus
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they do not move
Fixed joint
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the skull bones are connected by fibrous joint called
sutures
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the joints between the vertebrae and the intervertebral disk
slightly movable joints
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3 type of joints
fixed slightly movable movable
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6 types of movable joint
pivot saddle ball and socket hinge plane condyloid
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rotational movement around the single axis
pivot joints
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side to side and circular movement
saddle joint
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joint allow the greatest degree of motion
ball and socket
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allows flexion and extension
hinge joint
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found between bones and wrist
plane joint
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bending and straightening , side by side, circular movement
condyloid
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2 Major division of Nervous system
central nervous system peripheral nervous system
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brain and spinal cord
central nervous system
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nerves that run throughout the body
peripheral nervous system
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6 sections of the brain
cerebrum cerebellum diencephalon midbrain pons medulla oblongata
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4 lobes of the cerebrum
frontal parietal temporal occipital
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tension in a muscle at rest
muscle tone
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coordinates with the endocrine system to release hormones
diencephalon
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follow a 24 hour cycle
cadian rhythm
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the _______ directs sensory impulses to the cerebrum
thalamus
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responsible for eye and auditory reflexes
midbrain
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responsible for certain reflex actions
pons
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also called the center for respiration
medulla oblongata
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2 peripheral nervous system
somatic autonomic
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responsible for carrying motor and sensory information
somatic
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controls muscles of internal organs
autonomic
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brings all systems of the body back to normal
parasympathetic nervous system
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revs up the body to depend yourself or escape the threat
sympathetic nervous system
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2 division of the autonomic nervous system
sympathetic nervous system parasympathetic nervous system