musculoskeletal system Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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allows for movement, aods in movement of lymph fluid and blood, protects internal organs, maintains homeostasis through heat production are all functions of the

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musculoskeletal system

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2
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individual muscle cell

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muscle fibers

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3
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_____ connect bone to muscle

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tendons

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4
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_____ connect bones to other bones

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ligaments

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5
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striated, under voluntary control and usually attached to skelton

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skeletal muscle

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6
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non-striated, under involuntary control, usually around wall of internal organs

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smooth muscle

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7
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striated, under involuntary control, only covers heart

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cardiac muscle

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8
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within a muscle fiber are many _____ or long structures for muscle contraction

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myofibrils

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9
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structures within a single myofibril

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sarcoplastic reticulum, thin (actin) filamnets, sarcomere, thich (myosin) filaments

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10
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The muscle contraction process is an INTRAcellular cascade that has 4 stages is called the

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cross-bridge cycle

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11
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stages of the cross-bridge cycle

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  1. calcium binds to thin filaments which causes a shape change that exposes the active site for myosin to bind to the thin filaments
    2.myosin heads from the thick filaments will bind to this active site, creating cross-bridges
    3.the hydolysis of ATP to ADP powers myosin heads to bend, pulling actin and z disk inwards in a “power stroke”
    4.myosin heads pick up fresh ATP, drops actin and resets to begin again
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12
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what role does Acetylcholine play in muscle contraction?

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it binds to its receptor on the muscle which causes a voltage change, that voltage change triggers release of calcium from the sarcoplasmic reticulum to initiate cross cross-bridge cycle

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13
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which is smaller a motor unit or a motor pool

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motor unit

hint: pools are big

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14
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signal via alpha motor neurons, and detect muscle stretcging and stretching in response to contraction

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muscle spindles

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15
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detect the degree of tension in a muscle at any point, signal through gamma motor neurons

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golgi tendon organs

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16
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how many major descending motor pathways are there for conveying voluntary motot commands to the body as well as to muscles in the head and neck

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2 - corticospinal tract and corticobulbar tract

17
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conveys voluntary signals from motor cortext to the body

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corticospinal tract

18
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conveys voluntary motor signals from the cranial nerve to control muscles in the face/head and neck

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corticobulbar tract