Module 3 (Lecture) - Muscular System Flashcards

1
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electrical excitability

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ability to respond to stimuli (action potential)

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2
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contractile

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ability to shorten

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3
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extensible

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ability to stretch

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4
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elastic

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ability to recover original shape

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5
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skeletal muscle

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  • attached to skeleton via tendons or aponeurosis tissue sheet
  • voluntary, tires quickly
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6
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cardiac muscle

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  • found in walls of heart
  • involuntary, contracts without external stimuli
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7
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smooth muscle

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  • walls of internal organs
  • involuntary, does not tire
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8
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endomysium

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connective tissue that covers individual muscle fibers

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9
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perimysium

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surrounds organized bundle of muscle fibers, also called fascicles

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10
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epimysium

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connective tissue that covers the entire muscle, lies deep to fascia

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11
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sarcolemma

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plasma membrane of muscle fiber

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12
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sarcoplasm

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cytoplasm of muscle cell

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13
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sarcomere

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basic functional unit of a myofibril consisting of a complex arrangement of contractile proteins

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14
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actin form the ___ filaments and myosin form the ___ filaments

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thick; thin

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15
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sliding filament mechanism

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thick filaments “walk” along the thin and pull to center

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16
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crossbridges

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chemical bond that occurs when thick filaments bind to the thin filaments

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17
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latent period:
relaxation period:

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period of contraction
period of release

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18
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slow twitch fibers

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  • contract with slower speed
  • regenerate via aerobic respiration
  • ex. glutes
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19
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fast twitch fibers

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  • contract with faster speed, but tire more quickly
  • regenerate via anaerobic respiration
  • ex. eye muscles
20
Q

three ways muscles regenerate ATP:

A

creatine phosphate, aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration

21
Q

creatine phosphate

A

process:
1. creatine phosphate couples with ADP in the presence of creatine kinase
2. creatine phosphate gives one phosphate group to ADP
3. ATP created

yield:
- 1 creatine phosphate = 1 ATP molecule
- energy for 15 seconds of activity

22
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anaerobic respiration

A

process:
1. glycogen breaks down into glucose
2. ATP and pyruvic acid produced
3. pyruvic acid converts to lactic acid

yield:
- 1 glucose = 2 ATP molecules
- lactic acid diffuses to blood and used by liver or heart as glucose
- energy for 30-60 seconds

23
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aerobic respiration

A

process:
1. glucose produces ATP and pyruvic acid
2. pyruvic acid produces carbon dioxide, water, and more ATP through fatty acid

yield:
- 1 glucose = 36 ATP molecules
- energy for hours

24
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axial muscles

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originate and insert within the axial skeleton

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appendicular muscles
insert into the appendicular skeleton for limb movement
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tendon
fibrous extension of a muscle that inserts into bone
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origin
less mobile potion of muscle attached to bone
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insertion
where the tendon of muscle attaches to bone to produce movement
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anterior
"of the front"
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intermedius
"in between"
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lateralis
outer (lateral) side of body part
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medialis
median plane of body part
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medius
"middle" or "in the middle"
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digiti & digitorum
fingers and toes
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femoris
pertains to femur bone
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hallucis
pertains to the great toe
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peroneus
pertains to fibula bone
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tibialis
pertains to the tibia bone
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adductor
moves body part toward midline
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extensor
stretches
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flexor
bends
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rectus
means straight
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brevis
means short
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longus
means long
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maximus
"greatest" or "longest"
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minimus
"smallest"
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vastus
"of great extent"