Motor System Flashcards

1
Q

motor system functions

A

support, protection, movement

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2
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hydrostatic

A

fluid held under pressure in a closed compartment
nematoads, annelids
movement by changing shape of fluid filled compartments with muscle/contractive cells

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3
Q

types

A

hydrostatic

endoskeleton

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4
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exoskeleton

A

hard covering of the body surface including shells or cuticles that attach to underlying muscles

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5
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endoskeletons

A

hard supporting structures (bones) encased in teh soft tissues of an animal

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6
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contraction

A

shortens the muscle, placing force on the tendons pulling the more movable bone inward

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7
Q

insertion

A

more moveable bone

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8
Q

origin

A

less moveable bone

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9
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i bands

A

thin filaments of actin

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10
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a bands

A

thick myosin filaments overlapping with actin

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11
Q

h zone

A

thick myosin filaments only

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12
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z line

A

made of proteins that attach to actin, defines the basic unit of contraction, the sarcomere

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13
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m line

A

attachment site for thick filaments

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14
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tropomiosin

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in resting state it blocks interaction between actin and myosin

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15
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triponin

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removes block of tropomiosin. with binding calcium and pulls tropomiosin off

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16
Q

what is contraction of the whole muscle determined by

A

number of muscle fibers contracting and the rate of contraction

17
Q

recruitment

A

tension generated gets greater the more fivers are stimulated
stronger input activates more “motor units”

18
Q

tetanus

A

if contractions become sustained without any relaxation

19
Q

Asynchronous recruitment

A

maintain tetanic contractions in muscle.

some contract and others relax in order to prevent fatigue

20
Q

muscle tone

A

set of muscle are kept patricianly contracted for extended amounts of time