L3 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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What percent of body weight is muscle?

A

40%

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2
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What is a muscle made of?

A

80% water and most of the solid matter is protein

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3
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What are the types of muscle?

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1) smooth
2) skeletal
3) cardiac

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4
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Which type of muscle moves involuntarily and is visceral?

A

smooth

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5
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Which type of muscle moves voluntarily and is striated?

A

skeletal

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6
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Which type of muscle can be found in the heart?

A

cardiac

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7
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What are 3 traits of smooth muscles?

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1) not under voluntary control
2) slow/sustained contraction
3) found in blood vessels and internal organs (viscera)

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8
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What are 3 traits of cardiac muscles?

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1) found only in the heart
2) striated
3) involuntary

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9
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Cardiac muscle looks more like _______ muscle than ______ muscle.

A

skeletal; smooth

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10
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Cardiac muscle is controled like _______ muscle, but is structured/looks like ______ muscle.

A

smooth; skeletal

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11
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What four things does all skeletal muscle have?

A

1) artery
2) vein
3) nerve
4) tendon

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12
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What is the function of skeletal muscle arteries?

A

provide an oxygenated blood supply

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13
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What is the function of skeletal muscle veins?

A

provide an escape for used blood

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14
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What is the function of skeletal muscle nerves?

A

provide impulses needed for activation

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15
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What is the function of skeletal muscle tendons?

A

attatch the muscle to bone

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16
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What are the 2 specialized sense organs in skeletal muscles for signaling tension?

A

1) golgi tendon organs

2) spindles

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17
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What are golgi tendon organs sensitive to?

A

muscle tension

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18
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What are spindles sensitive to?

A

the rate of length change

19
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What is the sheath that surrounds the whole muscle?

20
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What is the basic contractile unit in a muscle?

21
Q

What are the two types of mylofilaments?

A

1) myosin (thick)

2) actin (thin)

22
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What is another name for myosin?

A

cross bridges

23
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When a muscle contacts, the _____ moves inward towards the center of the ________, which stays stationary.

A

actin; myosin

24
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When a muscle contracts, the _________ gets smaller

25
What causes the force of contraction in muscle?
the buds or cross bridges
26
How does a muscle contract?
the buds reach out, attatch to actin, and pull in, then repeat
27
A muscle can shorten up to ___% of its resting length when it contracts.
80
28
A (longer/shorter) muscle has a greater _____ of ________.
longer; range of motion
29
A (thinner/thicker) muscle has greater ______.
thicker; power
30
What are the three types of muscle architecture?
1) parallel 2) radiating 3) pennate
31
What are muscle fibers called?
fasiculi
32
What are two examples of parallel muscles?
1) long thigh muscle | 2) rectus abdominus (ab muscle)
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What is an example of radiating muscles?
1) temporalis pectoralis major
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What is an example of pennate muscles?
1) mylohyoid muscle (under the chin)
35
What is another name for parallel muscles?
fusiform
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What is another name for radiating muscles?
fan-shaped
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What is another name for pennate muscles?
feather
38
Describe parallel muscles:
long, cylindrical (arm, legs) or broad (abdomen)
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Describe radiating muscles:
tapered at one end, converge from a broad area of attatchment to a narrow point of attatchment
40
Describe pennate muscles:
many short fasiculi that branch from a tendon that runs the length of the muscle
41
What is the range of motion of each of these types of muscles? a) parallel b) radiating c) pennate
a) large range of motion (due to longer fasciculi) b) smaller range of motion c) small range of motion
42
The force of muscle contraction depends on what?
cross section of muscle (# of contracting fibers) and more fibers = more force
43
The range of motion of a muscle depends on what?
the length of the muscle