Ch. 4 Muscular System Flashcards

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muscul/o, my/o, myos/s

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muscle

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fasci/o

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fascia

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ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o

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tendons

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muscle functions

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hold body erect, generate 85% heat, move food through digestive system, movement, walking, move fluid through body

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muscle fibers

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long slender cells that make muscles. held together by connective tissue

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fascia

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sheets of fibrous connective tissue that covers, supports, and separates muscles. flexible to allow muscle movement

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tendons

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narrow band of nonelastic, dense connective tissue. connect muscle to bone

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skeletal muscle

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attached to bones. make movement possible

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smooth muscle

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in walls of organs. vessels, GI tract, ducts leading from glands

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myocardial muscle

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walls of heart

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muscle innervation

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stimulation by motor nerve impulse. when stimulation stops, muscle relaxes.

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neuromuscular

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pertaining to nerve/muscle

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antagonistic pairs

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muscle pairs work in opposition. one contracts while other relaxes

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contraction

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tightening.becomes shorter and thicker, causing center of muscle to enlarge

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relaxation

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when muscle returns to original form. becomes longer and thinner

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abduction

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movement away from midline

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adduction

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movement toward midline

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flexion

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decreasing angle between 2 bones. bending limb at joint

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extension

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increasing angle. straightening of joint

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elevation

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raising/lifting body part

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depression

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lowering body part

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circumduction

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circular movement at far end of limb

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rotation

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circular movement around axis

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supination

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rotation of arm/leg so palm/sole is facing upward/forward

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pronation
rotation of arm/leg so palm/sole is facing backward/downward
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dorsi flexion
bends foot upward at ankle
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plantar flexion
bends foot downward at ankle
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origin
less movable attachment. where muscle begins. nearest midline on less movable part of skeleton
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insertion
more movable attachment. where muscle ends
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oblique
slanted, at an angle
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sphincter
ring shaped muscle. constricts opening of passageway
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rectus
straight alignment with vertical axis of body
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transverse
crosswise
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gluteus maximus
largest muscle of buttocks
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deltoid
shaped like inverted triangle
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chronic fatigue syndrome
unknown cause. not improved by bed rest and lasts longer than 2 months
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adhesion
band of fibrous tissue. hold structures together abnormally. forms in muscles/organs
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atrophy
weakness or wearing away. caused by pathology or disuse
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myalgia
tenderness/pain in muscle
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myocele
herniation through tear in fascia surrounding
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myolysis
degeneration of muscle tissue
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momalacia
abnormal softening of muscle
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myorrhexis
rupture or tearing of muscle
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polymyositis
muscle disease characterized by simultaneous inflammation and weakening
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sarcopenia
loss of muscle mass, strength, and function. comes with aging
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muscular dystrophy
progressive weakness and degeneration of skeletal muscles. doesnt affect CNS
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carpal tunnel syndrome
tendons pass through the carpal tunnel. chronic overuse causes inflammation
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-tonic
pertaining to muscle tone
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muscle tone
state of balanced muscle tension
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a-
without
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-tax
coordination
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-ia
condition
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atonic
lacking muscle tone
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dystonia
abnormal tone. impairment of voluntary muscle movement
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hypertonia
excessive muscle tone
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hypotonia
diminished muscle tone
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myotonia
neuromuscular disorder. causes slow relaxation of muscle
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ataxia
inability to coordinate
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dystaxia
mild form of ataxia
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contracture
permanent tightening of fascia, muscles, and tendons
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intermittent claudication
pain in leg muscles during exercise
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spasm
sudden muscle contraction
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cramp
localized spasm
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spasmodic torticollis
stiff neck