DAT Muscular System Cheat Sheet Flashcards

1
Q

contain microfilaments divided
into sarcomeres

A

myofibril.s

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2
Q

individual contractile units
separated by a border

A

sarcomere

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3
Q

what is border of sarcomere called

A

z line

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4
Q

stores Ca+2 and
surrounds myofibrils

A

sarcoplasmic reticulum

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5
Q

what does sarcoplasmic reticulum store

A

Ca2+

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6
Q

same thing as cytoplasm, but for sarcomeres

A

sarcoplasm

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7
Q

plasma membrane of muscle
cells that can propagate action potentials
that are invaginated by T-tubules (channels
for ion flow)

A

sarcolemma

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8
Q

channels for ion flow

A

t tubules

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9
Q

present in large
amounts in myofibrils

A

mitochondira

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10
Q

When we use a muscle, do we contract muscle fully right away

A

no

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11
Q

motor neuron and all the
muscle fibers it stimulates

A

individual motor unit

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12
Q

The more force a muscle needs to deliver ->

A

the more the motor unit gets recruited

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13
Q

the more
motor units get recruited ->

A

the more fibers that are used to generate force

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14
Q

As submaximal stimulus increases, motor unit
recruitment..

A

increases

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15
Q

When a maximum stimulus is reached all motor units…

A

are recruited

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16
Q

Striated appearance

A

cardiac muscle

17
Q

One or two central nuclei

A

cardiac muscle

18
Q

Cells separated by intercalated
discs that have gap junctions

A

cardiac muscle

19
Q

A lot of mitochondria

A

cardiac muscle

20
Q

Lacks striation

A

smooth muscle

21
Q

Contains one central nucleus,

A

smooth muscle

22
Q

Stimulated by the autonomic
nervous system

A

smooth muscle

23
Q

Does not utilize sarcomeres

A

smooth muscle

24
Q

muscle contraction occurs occurs via the…

A

sliding filament model

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sliding filament model, which occurs via WHAT RESPONSE
ALL OR NOTHING
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Action potential of a neuron releases...
acetylcholine
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Action potential of a neuron releases acetylcholine at a...
neuromuscular junction
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An action potential is then generated on the...
sarcolemma and throughout T- tubules
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The sarcoplasmic reticulum releases...
Ca2+
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Ca2+ binds to...
troponin
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Ca2+ binds to troponin on the...
actin helix
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Ca2+ binds to troponin on the actin helix, allowing WHAT TO BIND
myosin
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what forms once myosin binds
Myosin cross-bridges form
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what happens once the cross bridges form
contraction occurs as depicted in the “Sliding Filament Model”
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5 main steps of sliding filament model
1. Ca2+ exposes binding sites on actin: 2. Myosin head attaches to actin filament: 3. Inorganic phosphate is released from the myosin head: 4. New ATP attaches to the myosin head à cross bridges unbind: 5.When ATP is converted to ADP + Pi, the myosin head is cocked back:
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Skeletal muscles act as a
muscular pump