skeletal and muscular systems Flashcards

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Q

Wrist flexion agonist

A

wrist flexor

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2
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wrist extension agonist

A

wrist extensor

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3
Q

Hip flexion agonist

A

Illiopsoas

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4
Q

hip extension agonist

A

Gluteas maximus

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5
Q

Hip abduction agonist

A

gluteas medius and gluteas minimus

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6
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Hip adduction agonist

A

Adductor Brevis, Adductor longus, Adductor Magnus

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7
Q

Hip Medial rotation agonist

A

gluteus Medius , gluteus minimums

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8
Q

Hip lateral rotation agonist

A

gluteas maximus

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9
Q

shoulder flexion agonist -

A

anterior deltoid

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10
Q

shoulder extension agonist

A

posterior deltoid

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11
Q

shoulder abduction agonist

A

lattisimus dorsi

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12
Q

shoulder adduction agonist

A

medial deltoid

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13
Q

shoulder horizontal flexion agonist

A

pectoralis major

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14
Q

shoulder horizontal extension agonist

A

pectorlais minor

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15
Q

shoulder medial rotation agonists

A

teres major

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16
Q

shoulder lateral rotation agonists

A

teres minor

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17
Q

elbow flexion agonist

A

bicep brachii

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18
Q

elbow extension agonist

A

triceps brachii

19
Q

knee flexion agonist

A

bicep fermoris

20
Q

knee extension agonist

A

rectus fermoris

21
Q

ankle dorsi flexion agonist

A

tibialas anterior

22
Q

ankle plantar flexion agonist

A

gastrocnemius and soleous

23
Q

ligament

A

connects bone to bone

24
Q

articulating bones of shoulder

A

humerus and scapula

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articulating bones of wrist
radius ulna and carpals
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articulating bones of hip
femur and pelvic girdle
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articulating bones of knee
femur and tibia
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articulating bones of ankle
tibia , fibula and talus
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isotonic contractions
change length
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isometric contractions and example
don't change length- plank, scrum
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2 types of isotonic contractions and example
concentric (shortens)- upward phase bicep curl eccentric ( lengthens ) - downward phase bicep curl
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movements in sagittal plane and transverse axis
flexion , extension , dorsi flexion and plantar flexion
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movements in frontal plane and sagital axis
abduction and adduction
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movements in transverse plane and longitudinal axes
horizontal extension horizontal flexion rotation
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skeletal muscle contraction stages
1 - impulse initiated in motor neuron 2- impulse travels down axon by action potential 3- acetycholine secreted into synaptic cleft so impulse can travel over 4- all or none law
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neuron size of three fibres
SO- small FOG- large FG- large
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capillary density of three fibres
SO- high FOG- high FG-low
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force of contraction of three fibres
SO- low FOG- high FG- high
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small motor units
sustained muscle contractions
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large motor units
brief and large force contraction
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Type 1 - Slow oxidative
sub max low force fibres recover quickly
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Type 2a- Fast oxidative glycolitic
large force quickly resist fatigue
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type 2b - Fast glycolitic
max effort forms DOMS used for 2-10s