Muscular System Flashcards

(44 cards)

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skeletal muscle(voluntary)

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fibers are multinucleated structures that compose the skeletal muscle- attached to bone

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excitability

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able to send electrical waves along the entire length

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3
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fascicle

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the muscle fibers are arranged in bundles

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4
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epimysium

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outermost layer, surrounds entire muscle

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perimysium

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separates and surrounds fascicles

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6
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endomysium

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surrounds each individual muscle fiber

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7
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sarcolemma

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muscle fiber membrane

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8
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myofibril

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individual parallel muscle fiber

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9
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sarciplasm

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inner material surrounding the myofibril

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10
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actin

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thin filaments

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11
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myosin

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thick filaments

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12
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cardiac muscle (involuntary)

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are only found in the heart

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smooth muscle (involuntary)

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no striations. these can be found in hollow organs such as bladder, stomach, uterus, intestines, and passageways of circulatory system

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14
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elasticability

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having the ability to recoil back to its original length

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15
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extensibility

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allows muscles to stretch or extend

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16
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contractibility

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allows muscle to pull on its attachment and shorten

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17
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subclavius

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stabilizes clavicle during movement by depressing it, depression

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18
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serratus anterior

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moves arm from side body to front of body, assists with inhalation, scapula, protracts ribs

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trapzeius

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elevates shoulders, scapula rotates inferiorly

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rhomboid major

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stabilizes scapula during pectoral girdle movement retracts; rotates inferiorly

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pectoralis major

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brings elbows together, moves elbow up; flexion; adduction; medial rotation

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latissimus dorsi

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moves elbow back; humerus, extension; adduction

23
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deltoid

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lift arms at shoulder, abduction; flexion

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supraspinatus

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rotates the elbow outwards, at tennis swing

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teres major
assists the infraspinatus in rotating the elbow outwards
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biceps brachili
performs a bicep curl; also allows palm of hand to point toward body while flexing
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triceps brachili
extends forearm, as during a punch
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pronator teres
turns hand palm- down
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supinator
turns hand palm up
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iliacus
raises the knee at the hip | thigh, flexion and lateral rotation; torso: flexion
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gluteus maximus
lowers the knee and moves the thigh back | extenstion
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gluteus minimus
brings the thigh back together | abduction
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gluteus medius
opens thigh, as when doing a split | abduction
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adductor longus
brings the thighs back together, it also assists with raising knee adduction, flexion
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rectus femoris
moves the lower leg out in front of the body | tibia/fibula: extension; thigh, flexion
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biceps femoris
moves the back of the lower leg up and back towards the buttocks tibia/fibula: flexion; thigh: extension, lateral rotation
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tibialis anterior
raises the sole of the foot off the ground | dorsiflexion, inversion
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extensor hallucis longus
raises the sole of the foot off the ground | foot: dorsiflexion; big toes: extension
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extensor digitorum longus
raises the sole of the foot off the ground | foot: dorsiflexion; toes: extension
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gastrocnemius
lowers the sole of the foot to the ground | foot: plantar flexion; tibia/fibula: flexion
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soleus
lowers the sole of the foot to the ground | plantar flexion
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tibialis posterior
lowers the sole of the foot to the ground | plantar flexion
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flexor digitorum longus
lowers the sole of the foot to the ground | foot: plantar flexion and inversion; toes: flexion
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flexor hallicis longus
flexes the big toe | big toe: flexion; foot: plantar flexion