muscular system Flashcards

1
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types of muscle tissue

three types of muscles

A

skeletal
cardiac
smooth

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types of muscle tissue

skeletal muscle often attaches to

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bone and is involved in the movement of bones

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types of muscle tissue

skeletal muscle is

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striated and very strong

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4
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types of muscle tissue

skeletal muscle is the only

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voluntary muscle tissue in the body

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5
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types of muscle tissue

cardiac muscle can be found in the

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heart and is also striated

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types of muscle tissue

cardiac muscle cannot be controlled

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consciously, making it an involuntary muscle

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types of muscle tissue

smooth muscle can be found in the

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walls of hallow organs, such as the stomach and intestines;

in the walls of passageways such as blood vessels

and elsewhere throughout the body such as the eyes

the tracts of the reproductive system

and the skin

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types of muscle tissue

the weakest of all muscle tissues and is considered an involuntary muscle because it is controlled by the unconscious part of the brain

A

smooth muscle

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9
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structure and function of muscles

most skeletal muscles are attached to bones by a

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tendon

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structure and function of muscles

tendons are

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tough bands of connective tissue that have strong collagen fibers

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structure and function of muscles

strong collagen fibers firmly attach the

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muscle to the bone

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structure and function of muscles

muscles move by

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contracting and shortening their length which pulls on the tendons moving one bone closer to another bone that is stationary

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13
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structure and function of muscles

skeletal muscles are names based on many factors such as their

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location
shape
size

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14
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structure and function of muscles

skeletal muscles rarely work

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alone but rather often work in groups to produce movements

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structure and function of muscles

muscles contain long

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myofibrils made of sarcomere units each consisting of long strands of proteins called “actin” and “myosin”

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16
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structure and function of muscles

actin

A

thin filaments

17
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structure and function of muscles

myosin

A

thick filaments

18
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

each muscle fiber is connected to a

A

nerve fiber

19
Q

nerves control muscles in the nervous system

for the entire muscle to move it takes a

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concreted effort by many nerves and fibers and the use of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to power the contraction and relaxtion

20
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

when a muscle is relaxed

A

myosin and actin filaments are not attached

21
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

when the muscles contract the filaments

A

bind and are pulled together

22
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

when the brain wants to send a message to a particular part of the body, the nervous system sends a

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signal to a muscle

23
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

actin and myosin proteins in the muscle slide past each other creating either a

A

contraction or a relaxation of the muscle

these 2 basic motions are responsible for all muscle movement

24
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nerves control muscles in the nervous system

ideally muscles respond to nerve impulses in specific ways.

Receptors in muscles allow them to

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receive a signal and respond with the appropriate magnitude and movement.

this signal can be disrupted by disorders ranging from muscle strain to muscular dystrophy

25
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practice problems

which of the following are the thick filaments in a muscle cell?

a. actin
b. myosin
c. myofibrils
d. sarcomere

A

b. myosin

26
Q

practice problems

which of the following best describes the role of tendons?

a. they connect muscle to bone
b. they connect bone to bone
c. they connect tendons to muscles
d. they connect cartilage to bone

A

a. they connect muscle to bone

27
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practice problems

which of the following types of muscle tissue is voluntary?

a. skeletal
b. smooth
c. cardiac
d. nervous

A

a. skeletal

28
Q

practice problems

which of the following muscles are located at the shoulder?

a. deltoids
b. pectorals
c. trapezius
d. abdominals

A

a. deltoids