muscular system and some cardio vasc syst Flashcards

(40 cards)

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what are the three muscle cell types?

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skeletal muscle cells, cardiac muscle cell, and smooth muscle cell

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what muscle cell compromises muscular system ?

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skeletal muscle system

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3
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what muscle cell is linked by intercalated discs. and with gap junctions as a syncytium ?

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cardiac muscle cells

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4
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which muscle cell causes internal organ motion, form arrector pili, and internal eye muscles ?

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smooth muscle cell

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5
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what do muscle cells experience?

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action potential (AP)

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6
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what is the name for the depolarization to sodium and calcium influx ?

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action potential

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what is the muscle cell exception that it has a AP start at the synapse with motor neurons ?

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cardiac muscle cell

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8
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what does AP trigger ?

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muscle contraction

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9
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what muscle cell has AP start with specialized what cells?

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pace maker cells

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what cells experience spontaneous AP and what makes this happen?

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pace maker cells and this is because of leaky sodium channels

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what assures the automatic rhythmic contractions ?

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the leaky sodium channels

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what is leakieness controlled by and what does it control ?

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it is controlled by the nervous system and it controls heart rate

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what are the two types of proteins important for contraction of muscle cells ?

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myosin and actin (filaments )

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what is the protein thats a motor protein that bonds with and runs along actin ?

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myosin

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15
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what does myosin and actin form?

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contractile units

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16
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what are the two cofactors that help trigger contraction?

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ATP and calcium

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17
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what does the ATP activate? what does the calcium activate ?

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ATP activates the myosin and calcium activates contractions by letting the myosin bind with actin

18
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what unit forms a sparce network in the smooth muscle cell?

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contractile units

19
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whats the other name for anchoring protein?

20
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whats comes from the AP of the cell?

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activating calcium

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what is the name for the contractile units of striated muscle?

22
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what are the anchoring proteins called in striated muscle ?

23
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how are sarcomeres arranged and whats the term?

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they are arranged linearly, and they’re called myofibrils

24
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what pack the entire cell in striated muscle ?

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where is activating calcium stored at?
smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)
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when is the calcium released from the SER ? and where is it released from ?
during an AP, it is released from the smooth SER
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how does AP become internalized by the cell?
by transverse tubules
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what are the two ways that ATP can be produced ?
aerobically and anaerobically
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what are the two specialized cells of the skeletal muscle?
red fibers and white fibers
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which kind of specialized skeletal muscle is aerobic, good for long term contraction?
red fibers
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which kind of specialized skeletal muscle is anaerobic and good for short bursts ?
white fibers , white meat
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is cardiac muscle aerobic or anaerobic ?
completely aerobic
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in cardiac muscle cells, where else does activating calcium come from besides the SER?
a portion comes in during AP
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the portion of activating calcium is controlled by what? and what does it influence ?
it is controlled by the nervous system and it influences the function of contraction
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what links individual cells to the factor exchange system ?
cardio vascular system
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what is a component of the cardio vasc system and what does it do?
the heart and it moves blood through vessels
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what is the entire system lined with ?what kind of epithelia tissue is it ?
endothelium and it is simple squamous epithelia
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why is simple squamous the lining tissue? 3
it is very permeable in capillaries, smooth, and readily repairable through mitosis
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how are the capillaries arranged and what are they?
they're arranged in capillary beds and they are the gateway in and out of the system
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what does skeletal movement do to veins and what does that result in?
skeletal movement squeezes the veins which results in the blood being brought back to the heart