Muscle Construction Flashcards

(35 cards)

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functions of muscular system

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movement
heat
posture
guard entrances and exits

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muscle names refer to

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location
size
shape
number of heads
function
origin and insertion

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3
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origin

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attatchment to more stable bone

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4
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inseriton

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attachment to moveable bone

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5
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agonist/ prime mover

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innitiates a particular movement or main muscle that performs action

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6
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synergist

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assists movement of agonist

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7
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antagonist

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muscle does opposite of agonist

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8
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Skeletal muscle

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connective tissue comprised of actin and myosin proteins

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endomysium (CT)

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creates muscle cells (individual)

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10
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perimysium (CT)

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bundle of muscle cells, creates fasicle

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epimysium (CT)

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CT covering whole muscle

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12
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functional unit of muscle cells

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sarcomere

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13
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z- lines

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divide sarcomere
come closer during contraction

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14
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actin

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thin filament
anchored to z-line

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15
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myosin

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thick filament
between actin and z-lines

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16
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when muscle contracts

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actin slides along myosin and z-lines move closer together, muscle cell shortens

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motor unit

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muscle fiber and neuron it is attatched to

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motor nerve

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innervates muscle fiber

19
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sensory nerve

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receives outside stimulus and sends to nervous system

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proprioceptive nerve

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tells you where you are in space

21
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all or non principle

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when muscle cell contracts, it will give its all
muscles determine how many to contract to meet needs

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twitch contraction

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quick and jerky

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latent phase (twitch)

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muscle contracts fraction of a second after recieving stimulus

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contraction (twitch)

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muscle fiber shortens and tightens

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relaxation (twitch)
muscle returns to normal state
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tenatus
smooth sustained contraction rapid stimulus creates no noticable shift in contraction and relaxation phases
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muscle tone
continuous muscle contraction prevents sudden changes maintains posture shock absorber
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Flaccid
less muscle tone than normal
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spastic
more muscle tone than normal
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fatigue
muscle can no longer contract, despite neural stimulation
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isometric contraction
muscle stays same length but there is change in tension
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isotonic contraction
tone/tension stays the same, muscle length changes
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isotonic concentric contraction
muscle length decreases while contracting
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isotonic eccentric contraction
muscle length increases during contraction
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