muscle review Flashcards

(61 cards)

1
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cause of muscle fatigue

A

oxygen debt

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2
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collagen sheath around a fascicle

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perimysium

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3
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abducts arm

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deltoid

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4
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connects the muscle to the bone

A

tendon

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5
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bending or movement of a limb toward the midline of the body

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adduction

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6
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light bands of myofibrils, contains only action

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I band

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7
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crosses the legs

A

sartorius

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8
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ability to receive and respond to a stimulus

A

excitability

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9
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flexes elbow and supinates forearm

A

biceps brachii

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10
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movement where the angle of the joint is increased

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extension

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11
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pulls scalp posteriorly

A

occipitals

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12
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bundle of muscle fibers

A

fascle

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13
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pulls corners of mouth inferiorly, frowning muscle

A

platysma

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14
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contractile unit of myofibrils

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sacromere

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15
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adducts and flexes the arm, rotates the arm medially

A

pectoralis major

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16
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closes and protrudes lips, kissing muscle

A

orbicularis oris

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17
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since muscle fibers fully contract, this allows for the varying degree of muscle movements

A

graded response

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18
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midline inside light I band,site for actin attachment

A

z disc

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19
Q

has the major responsibility for producing a particular movement

A

prime mover

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20
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one neuron and all the muscle fivers it stimulates

A

motor unit

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21
Q

thin filaments are composed of

A

actin

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22
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raises eyebrow, wrinkles forehead

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frontalis

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23
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ability to shorten

A

contractability

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24
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straited, voluntary, mulinucleate, generates heat

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skeletal muscles

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bending or moving a limb away from the body midline
abduction
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movement where the angle of the joint is decreased
flexion
27
dark bands of myofibrils, contains both actin and myosin
A band
28
opposes or reverses a particular movement
antagonist
29
overcoat around entire muscle, bundles fascicles together
epipmysiu
30
extends the knee, located on the outer portion of the knee
vastus laterals
31
muscle fiber's endoplasmic reticulum, releases calcium during muscle contraction
sarcoplasmic reticulum
32
attachment of the muscle to the bone that is relatively fixed
muscle orgin
33
flexes forearm
brachialis
34
extends the thigh, flexes the knee, rotates the tibia medially
semitendious
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prime mover for plantar flexion of the foot
gastrocemius
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what disappears during a muscle contraction according the slidung filament theory, contains only myosine
h zone
37
raises the corners of the mouth upward, smiling muscle
zygomaticus
38
prime mover for respiration
diaphragm
39
dorsiflextion, inverts foot
tibialis anterior
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attachment of the muscle to the bone which is relatively movable
muscle insertion
41
involuntary, not striated, uninucleate, in visceral organs
smooth muscles
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blinks and closes eyes, squints and winks
orbicularis occuli
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correct name for a muscle ceLL
muscle fiber
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theory which involves actin and myosine sliding past each other but not shortening
sliding filament theory
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results from the smooth continuous contraction of a muscle without evidence of relaxation, stimulated rapidly, can be normal and desirable
tetanus
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thick filmanents are composed of
myosine
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connective tissues around each other
endomysium
48
flexes neck, rotates head
sternocleidomastoid
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flexes and rotates the vertebral column
external oblique
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closes the jaw, used in eating
masseter
51
plasma membrane of a muscle fiber
sarolemma
52
helps a muscle by producing the same movement of reducing undesirable movement
synergist
53
plantar flexion of the foot
soleus
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extends, adducts and medially rotates the humerus
latissiumus dorsi
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extends the thigh
gluteus maximus
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hold a bone still or stablizes it so that all the tension can be sued to move the insertion bone
fixator
57
involuntary, striated, found in the heartm acts as a pump
cardiac mucle
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flexes the knee and extends the hip
biceps femori
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extends forearm
triceps brachii
60
energy source, needed for muscle contraction
atp
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dark line in the middle of the h zone
m line