muscular system pt.2 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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what are the three types of musculature ?

A

integumentary, axial, and appendiculom

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which musculature moves the actual skeleton?

A

axial

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3
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which musculature moves the appendages ?

A

appendiculom

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4
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what musculature includes facial muscles ?

A

integumentary

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5
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relating to bone movement , what is the term for the moving bone?

A

origins

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relating to bone movement , what is the term for the non-moving bone?

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insertions

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what is the term for changing of shape via the elongating and shortening of muscle cells ?

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contraction

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8
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why is smooth muscle called smooth muscle ?

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because it is non-striated muscle

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9
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is skeletal muscle voluntary or involuntary?

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voluntary

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10
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is smooth muscle voluntary or involuntary?

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involuntary

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which type of muscle cells have a much larger diameter than other types of muscles ?

A

striated muscle

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12
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what composes the vert heart?

A

cardiac muscle

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13
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what are the two characteristics of cardiac muscle ?

A

striated and involuntary

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14
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what are the branches that form connections between cells called ?

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intercalated discs

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15
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what is the movement called where a bending movement at a joint that decreases the angle between two body segments?

A

flexion

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16
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what is the movement called where a body part like the jaw opens and closes ?

A

elevation and depression

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what is the movement called where a bending movement at a joint that decreases the angle between two body segments?

18
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what is the movement called where generally in the sagittal plane, that increases the angle of the joint and increases the distance between two bones ? whats the opposite direction ?

A

extension and hyperextension

19
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what is the name of the movement that the limb moves away from the midline or medial plane of the body, typically in the frontal plane ?

20
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what is the name of the movement that the limb moves toward the midline or the medial plane , generally in the frontal plane ?

21
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what is the muscle for the origin of the dorsal cranium, and the insertion is the mandible ?

22
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what is the muscle for the origin of pubic region of the hip and the insertion is the sternum ?

A

rectus abdominis

23
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what is the muscle for the origin of the sternum and the insertion is the proximal ventral humerus ?

A

pectoralis or for humans ; pectoralis major

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what is the muscle for the origin of clavicle and scapula, and the insertion is proximal lateral humerus ?

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what is the muscle for the origin of trunk vertebrae and the insertion is the proximal humerus?
latissimus dorsi
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what is the muscle for the origin of the scapula and proximal dorsal humerus and the insertion is proximal dorsal ulna?
triceps brachii
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what is the muscle for the origin of the hip bones and insertion proximal dorsal femur ?
gluteus
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what is the muscle for the origin of hip bones and proximal ventral femur and the insertion is proximal ventral tibia?
triceps femoris or the quads in humans
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what is the muscle for the origin of hip bones and the insertion is proximal dorsal tibia ?
semimembranous
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what is the muscle for the origin of distal dorsal femur and the insertion is sole of the foot via achilles tendon?
gastrocnemius
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what is the muscle for the origin of distal ventral femur and insertion is the metatarsals ?
peroneus