Lecture 10: Muscular Tissue Part 1 Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of muscular tissue?

A

skeletal muscle tissue, cardiac muscle tissue, and smooth muscle tissue

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Skeletal muscle tissue function

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contracts to move bones

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3
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cardiac muscle tissue function

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contracts to move blood through the heart

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4
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smooth muscle tissue function

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contracts to regulate passage of substances through the body

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5
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What is the scientific study of muscular tissues called?

A

myology

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What are the 4 special properties of muscular tissue?

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it is electrically excitable, contractile, extensible, and elastic

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Electrically excitable explained?

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  • produce electrical signals called muscle action potentials.
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8
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Contractile explained?

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  • muscle action potentials stimulate contractions
    -contractions generate tension on bones which cause movement
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9
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extensible explained?

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tissue can be stretched without tearing: smooth muscle around the stomach

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10
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elastic explained?

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resting length is restored after stretching

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11
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What are the cells of skeletal muscle tissues called?

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myocytes or muscle fibres

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12
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cells contain bunched protein filaments called?

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myofibrils

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13
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what forms a muscle?

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muscle fibres + connective tissue + nerve and blood supply

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14
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muscles are surrounded by connective tissue layers called?

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fascia

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15
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what are the functions of fascia?

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1) groups muscles with similar functions and provides passage for vessels

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what are the 3 layers of the fascia?

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1) epimysium: most superficial: wraps muscles
2) perimysium: middle layer: wraps fascicles(bundles of muscle fibres)
3) endomysium: deepest layer: wrap individual muscle fibres

17
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what is aponeurosis?

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special type of tendons: form broad sheets
ex: epicranial aponeurosis

18
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what is voluntary muscle contraction regulated by?

A

somatic motor neurons

19
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what are the immature muscle cells called?

20
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myoblasts fuse and form what

A

large multinucleate cells

21
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what is the plasma membrane of myocytes called?

A
  • sarcolemma
  • electrical signals run along this
  • invaginates inwards to form t tubules
22
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what is the cytoplasm of myocytes called?

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-sarcoplasm
- densely packed with myofibrils
- rich in glycogen

23
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sarcoplasm also contains myoglobin, what is it?

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myoglobin is only found in muscle cells.
- binds oxygen at fe containing centre called heme

24
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myofibrils are?

A

long threads of contractile protein filaments.(myofilaments) overlapping filaments gives muscle a striated appearance

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what does the sarcoplasmic reticulum do?
store and release calcium - folds around myofibrils
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membrane folds are called?
cisternae and terminal cisternae release calcium to each t tubule. - 2 terminal cisternae meet a t tubule = triad
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muscular hypertrophy
increase in sarcoplasmic volume.
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what is hypertrophy a response to
- increased mechanical stress - hormones - disease
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myofibrils are made up of myofilaments, what are myofilaments made of?
sarcomeres joined end to end
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each sarcomere consists of?
overlapping thin and thick filaments
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thick filaments?
extend from the midline (m line) and are made of myosin
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thin filaments?
extend from the ends (z discs) and are made of actin
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the regions where the thick and thin filaments overlap and everything between is called?
a band
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the regions between the zones of overlap around the m line is called?
h zone
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the regions between zones of overlap around z discs is called?
I band