Intro to Muscular System Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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Where is smooth muscle found?

A

Walls of hollow organs

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2
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Muscle cells are also called ____

A

Myocytes

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3
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Contractions of smooth muscle are ___ movements triggered by ___

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involuntary movements triggered by impulses from autonomic nervous system

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4
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What cells make up cardiac muscle?

A

Cardiomyocytes

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5
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What property of cardiac muscle facilitates coordinated contraction?

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Branched cells allow for connections to form a network

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6
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Groups of Skeletal muscle fibers are organized into:

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Fascicles

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7
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Skeletal muscle is innervated by:

A

motor neurons

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8
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Endomysium

A

CT surrounding muscle fiber

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9
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Perimysium

A

CT surrounding a fascicle

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10
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Epimysium

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thin CT that wraps around whole muscle

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11
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Skeletal muscle origin

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Attachment site where bone remains immobile during action

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12
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Skeletal muscle insertion

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Attachment site where the bone moves during an action

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13
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Antagonist pairs consist of…

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an agonist muscle and an antagonist muscle

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14
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Agonist

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muscle that is performing an action

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15
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Antagonist

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muscle that performs opposite action to agonist relaxing

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Circular muscles

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Circular in shape
ex. mouth, eye, sphincters of bowels and bladder

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Convergent muscle structure and function

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Origin is wider than insertion; triangular
Fiber arrangement allows for maximum force production
ex. pectoralis

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18
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Parallel muscles structure and function

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Parallel fibers
Long muscles, large movements
Lower strength, higher endurance
ex. sartorius

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Fusiform muscles structure

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Muscle belly is wider than origin and insertion
ex. biceps brachii

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Pennate muscles structure and function

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Large number of muscle fibers insert on a tendon (instead of bone), high strength

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Unipennate muscles structure

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Fibers arranged to insert in diagonal direction onto the tendon
ex. lumbricals, extensor digitorum longus

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Bipennate muscles structure and function

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Two rows of muscle fibers, facing in opposite diagonal directions
Central tendon, like a feather
Greater power, less range of motion
ex. rectus femoris (of quads)

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Multipennate muscles structure

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Multiple rows of diagonal fibers
Central tendon that branches
ex. deltoid

24
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Hypaxial back muscles are innervated by:

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Which back muscles are hypaxial?
Extrinsic
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Which back muscles are epaxial?
Intrinsic
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Epaxial back muscles are innervated by:
Dorsal rami
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Action of myocytes
Contraction (shortening) of fibers
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Contraction of cardiomyocytes is induced by signalling of _____
Cardiac conduction system (APs stimulated by ANS)
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Skeletal muscle function
Attach to and move bones
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Skeletal muscle contracts and relaxes in response to ____ messages from ____
Voluntary CNS/PNS
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Skeletal muscle cells are long cells called ____
Muscle fibers
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Organization of skeletal muscle fibers
Muscle fiber -> endomysium -> fascicle -> Perimysium -> whole muscle -> epimysium
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Types of skeletal muscle classifications
Fusiform Parallel Convergent Unipennate Bipennate Multipennate Circular
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Convergent muscles are sometimes called ____
Triangular muscles
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Parallel muscles are sometimes called ____
strap muscles
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#Thoracolumbar aponeurosis Anterior layer is anterior to ___
quadratus lumborum muscle
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#Thoracolumbar aponeurosis Anterior layer ends medially in ___
transverse process of lumbar vertebrae
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#Thoracolumbar aponeurosis Anterior layer combines laterally with
aponeurosis of transversus abdominus
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#thoracolumbar aponeurosis Middle layer is posterior to ___
quadratus lumborum muscle, attaches to TP
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#thoracolumbar aponeurosis Middle layer is anterior to ___
Intrinsic muscles of the back
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#thoracolumbar aponeurosis Posterior layer covers ___
Erector spinae group
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#thoracolumbar aponeurosis Posterior layer ends laterally in ___ by blending with ___
end laterally in lumbar by blending with aponeurosis of transversus abdominus muscle