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Motor Physiology Flashcards

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Type II muscles
Fast twitch
WHITE muscle
Fast Glycolitic muscles

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  • Larger size
  • Faster SR Calcium Reuptake
  • Glycolitic
  • Active phosphagen and glycogen-lactic acid energy system
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Type II muscles
Fast twitch
WHITE muscle
Fast Glycolitic muscles

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  • Anaerobic
  • High myosin ATPase
  • Less Mitochondria, Myoglobin, capillaries
  • Fast contraction velocity, Short duration
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Type II muscles
Fast twitch
WHITE muscle
Fast Glycolitic muscles

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EOMs

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Type II muscles

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  • Fast twitch
  • WHITE muscle
  • Fast Glycolitic muscles
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Type I muscles

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  • Slow twitch
  • RED muscle
  • Slow Aerobic muscles
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Type I muscles
Slow twitch
RED muscle
Slow Aerobic muscles

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  • Smaller size
  • Slower SR Calcium Reuptake
  • OXIDATIVE
  • LESS Active phosphagen and glycogen-lactic acid energy system
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Type I muscles
Slow twitch
RED muscle
Slow Aerobic muscles

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  • Aerobic
  • Low myosin ATPase
  • MORE Mitochondria, Myoglobin, capillaries
  • Moderate contraction velocity, Prolonged duration
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Multi-Unit smooth muscles

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  • Multiple muscles ACT ON THEIR OWN
  • Nerve signal control
  • NO gap junctions
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Multi-Unit smooth muscles

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  • NO Action Potential, Junctional Potential only
  • NO spontaneous contraction
  • Arrector pili muscle, ciliary muscles, vas deferens
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Unitary smooth muscle

Syncitial/Visceral smooth muscle

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  • Multiple muscles ACT TOGETHER AS ONE
  • Nerve signal, HORMONAL, STRETCH, LOCAL FACTOR control
  • HAS Gap junctions
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Unitary smooth muscle

Syncitial/Visceral smooth muscle

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  • Slow waves, Spike potentials plateau potentials
  • Exhibit spontaneous contraction
  • Visceral Organs
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Tethers Myosin to Z line

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Titin

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Scaffolding of Myosin to Z line

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Titin

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Binds Z line to M line

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Titin

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Stabilizes sarcolemma and prevents contraction induced rupture

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Dystrophin

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Binds ACTIN to Z line

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Actinin, CAPZ Protein

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Binds Z Line to Sarcolemma

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Desmin

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Sets length of actin during assembly

Molecular ruler

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Nebulin

19
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Z disk-Intermediate filament proteins

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  • Skeletal - desmin
  • Cardiac - desmin
  • Smooth - desmin or VIMENTIN in Vascular Smooth Muscles
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Largest protein in the body

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Titin

21
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Most abundant protein in the body

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Collagen

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Maintains length of Thin filaments

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Nebulin, Tropomodulin

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Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

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  • T tubule receptors - Dihydropyridine receptor
  • Cisterns receptor - Ryanodin
  • Sequesters calcium - Calsequestrin
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Distance achieves in each cross bridge cycle

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10 nanometers

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Size Priciple

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Small units recruited first before big motor units

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Multiple fiber summation

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Spatial summation

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Frequency summation

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Temporal summation

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Treppe/ Staircase Effect

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  • Each contraction occurs AFTER complete relaxation production STRONGER contraction at each time
  • Due to Ca accumulation, pH changes, INC temp
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Complete fusion of individual muscle contraction when Ca+ is all used up

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Tetany

30
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Tension developed when muscle is stretched

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Passive tension

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Tension developed when muscle is contracted

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Active tension

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Represents NUMBER of cross bridges that cycle in muscle contraction

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Active Tension

33
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Represents speed of cross bridge cycling in muscle contraction

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Velocity of contraction

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Isometric contraction

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  • LENGTH is held constant
  • NO muscle shortening/lenghtening
  • eg Pushing against the wall
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Isotoni contraction

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  • LOAD is constant
  • Concentric contraction - muscle shortens
  • Eccentric contraction - muscle lenghtens
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Smooth muscle components for contraction

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  • MLCK
  • Calmodulin
  • Caldesmon, Calponin - phosphorylated by Ca-calmodulin complex
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Rudimentary T tubules of smooth muscles

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Caveoli

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Smooth muscle contraction

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  • Lesser ATP used
  • Slower Onset of contraction
  • LONGER duration of Contraction
  • STRONGER force of contraction
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Skeletal muscle contraction

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  • More ATP used
  • Faster Onset of contraction
  • SHORTER duration of Contraction
  • WEAKER force of contraction
40
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Renshaw cells

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  • Synapse with a pool of motor neurons by which they are stimulated
  • INHIBITORY
  • Facilitate LATERAL INHIBITION
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Muscle Spindles

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  • Arranged in PARALLEL MANNER to extrafusal fibers

* Detects MUSCLE LENGTH and CHANGES IN MUSCLE LENGTH

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Golgi Tendon

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  • Arranged in SERIES MANNER

* detecs Muscle TENSION

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Type I muscles
Slow twitch
RED muscle
Slow Aerobic muscles

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Soleus, Anti gravity muscles of the back

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