Muscular System Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

provides force for movement in animals

A

muscle

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2
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prime mover or protagonist

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flexor

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3
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will act opposite to the flexor or antagonist

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extensor

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4
Q

helps the flexor

A

synergist

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5
Q

three types of muscles

A
  • skeletal
  • cardiac muscle
  • smooth muscle
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6
Q

muscle cell =

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muscle fiber

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7
Q

striated types of muscles

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skeletal and cardiac

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8
Q

non-striated type of muscle

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smooth or visceral

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9
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voluntary muscles

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skeletal muscles

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10
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involuntary muscles

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cardiac and visceral muscle

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11
Q

reason why muscles can aid for movement

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presence of myofilaments

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12
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characteristics of muscles

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  • excitability / irritability
  • contractability
  • extensibility
  • elastic
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13
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characteristics of skeletal muscle

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  • voluntary
  • striated
  • multinucleated
  • attached by tendons to the bones
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14
Q

how to distinguish one muscle to another muscle

A

different muscle orientations

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15
Q

covers the entire skeletal muscle

A

epimysium

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16
Q

covers muscle bundles

A

perimysium

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17
Q

covers muscle fibers / cells

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endomysium

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18
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attachments of skeletal muscle

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  • tendons
  • aponeuroses
19
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cord-like attachment

20
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sheet-like attachment

21
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cause of striation

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light and dark bands

22
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functional unit of muscle fiber

23
Q

what causes the movement of muscle

A

sliding filament mechanism

24
Q

[thin filament structure]

composed of _____ protein

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reason for muscle fatigue
oxygen debt
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increasing ____ and lack of ____ causes the muscle to contract less
- acidity - ATP
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point of insertion and less movable
origin
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distal and more movable
insertion
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action
- bend - flex
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general actions of muscle
- prime mover - antagonist - synergist
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4 facts about muscle contraction
- all or none - not all fibers may be stimulated - muscle force depends upon the number of stimulated muscle fibers - can continue to contract unless they ran out of energy
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6 ways of naming a muscle
- direction of muscle fibers - relative size of the muscle - location of the muscle - number of origins - shape of the muscle - action of the muscle
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musculature of frog
- axial - appendicular
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disorders related to muscular system
- muscular dystrophy - duchenne MD - myasthemia gravis
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inherited disorder; muscle enlarge due to increased fat and connective tissue, but fibers degenerate and atrophy
muscular dystrophy
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lacking a protein to maintain the sarcolemma
duchenne MD
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progressive weakness due to a shortage of acetylcholine receptors
myasthemia gravis
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energy for muscle contraction
- direct phosphorylation - anaerobic glycolysis - aerobic respiration
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direct phosphorylation needs
creatine phosphate
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anaerobic glycolysis needs
glucose
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I band =
light band
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A band =
dark band
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H band
region at the center