Musculoskeletal system Flashcards
(13 cards)
structure of the musculoskeletal system
bone, ligaments, cartilage
functions of the musculoskeletal system
support, protection, movement, storage-minerals reserves (ca2+). blood cell production (R&W)
how the muscular system supports the skeletal system.
-provides movement and support.
-stresses exerted by tendons maintain bone mass.
-stabilises bone positions and joints.
how the skeletal system supports the muscular system
-maintains normal calcium and phosphate levels in body fluids and enables muscular endurance.
-supports skeletal muscles.
-provides sites of attachment.
effect of age on the human body-heart
-reduced cell number of cardioyocytes and sinoatrial. 53,54
-decreased strength and elasticity of cardiac walls. 53,54.
Brain
-brain volume (5)
deterioration of myellin sheath(12).
-temporal lobe(9).
-hippocampus volume (9)
lungs
-reduced cough strength(35,36).
-reduced ability of cilla. lining (upper and lower) (37).
-decrease in alveolus elasticity (38,39).
- increase in alveolus size (38-39)
Gastrointestinal
-Decreased Microbiome Diversity(46,47).
-Reduced Gut Motilly (48).
-loss of intestinal barrier integrity 48).
musculoskeletal
-increased brittleness: change in bone mineral density and protein matrix (20-22)
-decline muscle mass and formation (24-25)
-decrease of fast myosin fibres Accumulation of fat tissues (27-29).
Osteopenia and Osteoporosis
1-Osteo=bone
2-Penia=lacking
3-porosis=full of holes
Sarcopenia
1-Sarco=muscle
2-Penia=lacking
3-Atrophy=wastage (of body tissue or organ)
muscles shapes-determines
-degree of contraction.
-force generation.
Orientation of the fasciculi-
1-pennate( feather)
2-parallel
3-convergent
4-circular
muscles shapes 2
Nomenclature
1-location-(pectoralis=chest)
2-size (minimus=small)
3-shape (deltoid=triangle)
4-orientation(rectus=straight)
5-origin and insertion (brachioradialis=brachium(origin) and radius (insertion)
6-number of heads (origin) biceps=two.
7-function (abducts=moves away from midline)