Lab 5: Musculoskeletal Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

What is flexion?

A

Decreasing a joint angle

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2
Q

What is extension?

A

Increasing a joint angle

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3
Q

What is origin?

A

A muscles attachment to bone that moves the least

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4
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What is insertion?

A

A muscles attachment to bone which moves the most

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5
Q

Differences between human and chicken legs?

A

Human has the tibia and the fibula, while chickens have a fused “shank”- the tibiotarsus (tibia and tarsals) and the fibula is a partially fused bone along side

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6
Q

What’s in a myotendinous junction slide?

A

Ilifibular muscle to iliofibular tendon

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7
Q

What’s in an osteotendinous junction slide?

A

Iliofibular tendon to fibula

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8
Q

What does a tendon resist in how many directions?

A

Tension in one direction

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9
Q

What is a tendon blood supply like?

A

Sparce

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10
Q

Function of osteoclasts?

A

Bone resorption

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11
Q

How do sharpey fibres become embedded in the bone matrix?

A

As bone grows, osteoblasts secrete hydroxyapocyte and trap collage fibres

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12
Q

Shape of skeletal muscle fibres in cross section?

A

Polyhedral

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13
Q

What surrounds every muscle fibre?

A

Endomysium

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14
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What surrounds every fasicle (bundle of muscle fibres)?

A

Perimysium

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15
Q

What surrounds muscle?

A

Epimysium

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16
Q

What happens to coarse collagen fibres of the tendon as they approach muscle?

A

Become finer and less regular

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17
Q

How is tensile force of the muscle transferred to the tendon?

A

When myocyte contracts, it pulls in the collagen

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18
Q

When can muscle affect a joint?

A

Only if it crosses the joint

19
Q

What movement does contraction of the iliofibular muscle have on the chicken hip joint?

20
Q

Contraction of biceps femoris long head affects hip joint?

A

Yes extension

21
Q

Contraction of biceps femoris short head affects hip joint?

22
Q

What is the function of the fibrous sling through which the tendon of the iliofibular muscle passes in the chicken?

A

Stops iliofibular muscle from bow-stringing

23
Q

Why is there no corresponding sling in the human?

A

Because there’s a short head of the biceps femoris

24
Q

Name of a muscle that aids the action of another muscle?

25
Name of muscle that opposes the action of another muscle?
Antagonist
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What does a large amplitude movement have?
Little power (attached more proximally)
27
How much of it's original length can muscle contract?
1/3
28
Steps of the gait cycle?
``` Right heel strike Right foot flat Right mid-stance Right push off Right toe off Right mid-swing Right heel strike ```
29
When in the gait cycle is hamstring most active?
Right heel strike
30
When in the gait cycle is the hamstring somewhat active?
Right foot flat
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Origin of the lateral iliotbial muscle?
Ilium
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Insertion of the lateral iliotibial muscle?
Tibiotarus
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Human equivalent of the lateral iliotibial muscle?
Gluteus maximum
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Origin of the iliofibular muscle?
Ilium
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Insertion of the iliofibular muscle?
Fibula
36
Human equivalent of the iliofibular muscle?
Biceps femoris (long head) and the sling is equivalent to the short head
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Origin of the lateral and medial knew flexors?
Isctium
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Insertion of the lateral and medial knee flexors?
Tibiotarus
39
Human equivalent of the lateral and medial knee flexors?
Semimembranous | Semi-tendinosus
40
What make up the hamstring muscle in the chicken?
Iliofibular muscle | Lateral and medial knee flexors (accessory muscle)
41
On the the medial view, what's the top and bottom flexors visible?
Top is medial, bottom is lateral
42
What does the aponeurosis attach to?
Medial knee flexor | Tibiotarus
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What is are two parts of the aponeurosis in a chicken equivalent to?
The calcaneal/Achilles tendon