Muscular System Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Makes up 50% of our body weight; made up of proteins and water

A

Muscles

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2
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Number of muscles in the body

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600 muscles

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3
Q

Hardest working muscle

A

Eye

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4
Q

Largest muscle

A

Gluteus Maximus

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5
Q

Number of muscles needed to smile

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17 muscles

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6
Q

Number of muscles needed to frown

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42 muscles

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7
Q

Head muscle

A

Frontalis

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8
Q

Function of muscular system

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For movement

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9
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Types of muscle (3)

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Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth

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10
Q

Body energy converters; create movement by flexing and extending joints; only body tissue that can contract

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Muscles

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11
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Protein fibers that cause muscle contraction

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Microfilaments

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12
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Means muscle

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Myo, Mys

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13
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Means flesh

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Sarco

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14
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Shapes of muscles (4)

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Triangular, Spindle, Circular, Flat

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15
Q

Places where triangular muscles can be found

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Neck, shoulder

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16
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Places where spindle muscles can be found

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arms, legs

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17
Q

Places where circular muscles can be found

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Mouth, anus

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18
Q

Places where flat muscles can be found

A

diaphragm, forehead

19
Q

Describe skeletal muscles in terms of: location, presence or absence of striations, number of nucleus, movement, nervous system that controls this and shape.

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Limbs, striated, multi-nucleated, voluntary, CNS cylindrical

20
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Describe smooth muscles in terms of: location, presence or absence of striations, number of nucleus, movement, nervous system that controls this and shape.

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Walls of viscera, no striations, uni-nucleated, involuntary, PNS, spindle-shaped

21
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Describe cardiac muscles in terms of: location, presence or absence of striations, number of nucleus, movement, nervous system that controls this and shape.

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Heart, striated, uni-nucleated, voluntary, PNS, branching

22
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Contractile elements of skeletal muscles

23
Q

Rhytmic movement of a muscle or an organ

24
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Stripes that indicate fast movement

25
Aids for movement
Actin and myosin
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Gap junctions that appear as dark lines
Intercalated discs
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Types of responses (2)
Twitch, Tetanus
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Single brief contraction
Twitch
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One contraction that is immediately followed by another
Tetanus
30
Attachment to a movable bone
Origin
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Attachment to an immovable bone
Insertion
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Flexes and rotates head
Sternocleidomastoid
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Elevates mandible
Masseter
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Elevates and retracts mandible
Temporalis
35
Extends head; adducts, elevates, depresses scapula
Trapezius
36
Adducts, extends, rotates arm
Latissimus Dorsi
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Abducts, flexes, extends arm
Deltoid
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Adducts, flexes, rotates arm
Pectoralis Major
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Flexes elbow joint
Biceps Brachii
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Extends elbow joint
Triceps Brachii
41
Flexes abdomen
Rectus Abdominus
42
For inspiration
Diaphragm
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Extends, rotates thigh
Gluteus Maximus
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Flexes thigh; extends lower leg
Rectus Femoris