Muscular System Flashcards

1
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Muscular system

A

All voluntary controlled muscles of the body

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Origin

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Attachment of a muscle’s tendon to a stationary bone
Proximal

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Insertion

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Attachment of muscle’s other tendon to a movable bone
Distal

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4
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Action of muscle

A

Main movements that occur when muscle contracts

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5
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Reverse muscle action

A

During specific movements of the body the actions are reversed
The position of origin and insertion are flipped

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6
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Levers

A

Rigid structure that can move around a fixed point called a fulcrum

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7
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Effort

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Causes movement
Force exerted by muscular contraction

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8
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Load/resistance

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Opposes movement
Weight of body part moved or resistance body is trying to overcome

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9
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Mechanical advantage

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Load is closer to fulcrum and effort is further from fulcrum, this results in small effort required to move a large load over a small distance

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Mechanical disadvantage

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Load is further from fulcrum and effort is applied closer to fulcrum, thus a relatively large effort is required to move small load

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First class lever

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Fulcrum is between load and effort
Mechanical advantage or disadvantage

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12
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2nd class lever

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Load is between fulcrum and effort
Always mechanical advantage

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13
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3rd class lever

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Effort between fulcrum and load
Most common in body
Always mechanical disadvantage

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14
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Fascicles

A

All muscle fibers are parallel to one another

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15
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Parallel

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Fascicles are parallel to longitudinal axis of muscle and terminate at either end in flat tendons

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16
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Fusiform

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Fascicles are nearly parallel to longitudinal axis of muscle and terminate in flat tendons

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17
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Circular

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Fascicles are in concentric circular arrangement, form sphincter muscles that enclose orifice

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18
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Triangular

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Fascicles spread over broad area converge at thick tendons

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19
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Pennate

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Short fascicles in relation to total muscle length
Tendons extend nearly entire length of muscle

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20
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Unipennate

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Fascicles arranged on only 1 side of tendon

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21
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Bipennate

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Fascicles arranged on both sides of centrally positioned tendons

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22
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Multipennate

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Fascicles attach obliquely from many directions to several tendons

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23
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Prime mover

A

Aka agonist
Contracts to cause action

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24
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Antagonist

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Stretches and yields to effects of prime mover

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25
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Fixators

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Muscle groups that stabilize origin of prime movers so they can act more efficiently

26
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Compartment

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(In limbs)
Group of skeletal muscles, their associated blood vessels and associated nerves all of which have a common function

27
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Direction

A

Orientation of muscle fascicles relative to body line

28
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Rectus

A

Parallel to midline

29
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Transverse

A

Perpendicular to midline

30
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Oblique

A

Diagonal to midline

31
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Maximus

A

Largest

32
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Minimus

A

Smallest

33
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Longus

A

Long

34
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Brevis

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Short

35
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Latissimus

A

Widest

36
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Longissimus

A

Longest

37
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Magnus

A

Large

38
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Major

A

Larger

39
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Minor

A

Smaller

40
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Vastus

A

Huge

41
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Deltoid

A

Triangular

42
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Trapezius

A

Trapezoid

43
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Serratus

A

Saw toothed

44
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Rhomboid

A

Diamond shaped

45
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Orbicularis

A

Circular

46
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Pectinate

A

Comb like

47
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Piriformis

A

Pear shaped

48
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Platys

A

Flat

49
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Quadratus

A

Square, 4 sided

50
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Gracilis

A

Slender

51
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Flexor

A

Decrease joint angle

52
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Extensor

A

Increases joint angle

53
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Abductor

A

Moves away from midline

54
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Adductor

A

Moves towards midline

55
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Levator

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Raises or elevates body part

56
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Depressor

A

Lowers or depressed body part

57
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Supinator

A

Turns palms up

58
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Pronator

A

Turns palm down

59
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Sphincter

A

Decreases size of opening

60
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Tensor

A

Makes body part rigid

61
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Rotator

A

Rotates body around longitudinal axis