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Skeletal Muscle Physiology Flashcards

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skeletal muscle

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cylindrical and very long, striated, not branched, multinucleate, and controlled by the somatic nervous system

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Smooth muscle

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spindle shaped and short, not striated or branched, single nucleus, controlled by autonomic nervous system

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Muscle Tissue

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1 main task: convert chemical energy from ATP to the mechanical energy of motion

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functions of muscles

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movement, stability, control, and heat production

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movement

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whole body, individual parts, and body contents

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stability

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maintain posture, resist gravity, and stabilize joints

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control

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muscles control body openings and passages

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heat production

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skeletal muscles produce up to 85% of body heat

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myofibril

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an organelle found in skeletal muscle cells, responsible for contraction. arranged around axis of muscle fiber and fill the sarcoplasm

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sarcomere

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repeating units that make up the myofibril, could contain up to 10,000 sarcomeres

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sarcoplasmic reticulum

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum that wraps around the myofibril and stores Ca(2+)

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terminal cisternae

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enlarged areas of the sarcoplasmic reticulum, 1 transverse tubule lies btwn two terminal cisternae

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transverse tubule

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tunnel of the sarcolemma that encircle the myofibrils

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triad

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composed of one t-tubule that lies btwn 2 terminal cisternae

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nuclei

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located peripherally in skeletal muscle fibers, just beneath the sarcolemma

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sarcoplasm

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the name given to the cytoplasm of a muscle fiber

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sacrolemma

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the name given to the plasma membrane of a muscle fiber

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muscle fiber

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muscle cell

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endomysium

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sheath of loose areolar connective tissue around each muscle fiber

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fascicle

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subsection with the whole muscle composed of a bundle of muscle fibers

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perimysium

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sheath of a connective tissue that covers each fascicle

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epimysium

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connective tissue that covers the entire muscle, they blend into tendons and enclose fascicles

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tendon

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band of dense regular connective tissue that anchors the muscle to the bone

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sarcomere structure

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Z-disc, M-line, H-band, A-band, I-band

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Z-disk

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protein disc where thin filaments and elastic fibers are anchored, also the end of sarcomeres

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M-line

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the middle of the sarcomere; origin of the thick filaments

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H-band

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region in the center of the sarcomere with only thick filaments; thin filaments do not reach this far in relaxed muscle

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A-band

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the region of parallel thick filaments in the sarcomere

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I-band

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the region of thin filaments that is found toward the end of the sarcomere; the I-band overlaps the ends of two sarcomeres lying next to each other.

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Muscle striations

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seen in muscle and come from the overlapping and single sections of thick and thin filaments

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Contraction

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possible because of bands sliding, the Z-discs are pulled toward each other which shortens the H and I bands.

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Neuromuscular Joints

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areas where the neurons meet the muscle fibers and are responsible for communication

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Nerve Cells

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attach to the sarcolemma of the muscle fiber, signals are released and received by the T-tubule, which initiate the desired action

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Origin of Muscle Location

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bony site of attachment at the more stationary end

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Muscle Insertions

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found at the more mobile end

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Rectus Femoris

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ORIGIN: anteriror inferior iliac spine, margin of acetebulum. INSERTION: tibial tuberosity, patella. ACTION: extends the knee.

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Vastus Medialis

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ORIGIN: line aspera of femur. INSERTION: tibial tuberosity, patella. ACTION extends the knee

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vastus lateralis

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ORIGIN: greater trochanter and line aspera of femur. INSERTION: tibial tuberosity, patella, ACTION: extends the knee

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Biceps femoris

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ORIGIN: ischial tuberosity, linea aspera of femur. INSERTION: head of fibula, lateral condyle of tibia. ACTION: flexes knee, extends thigh

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Adductor longus

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ORIGIN: pubis. INSERTION: linea aspera of femur. ACTION: adducts thigh

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Adductor magnus

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ORIGIN: pubis and ischial tuberosity. INSERTION: line aspera of femur. ACTION: adducts thigh

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Gastrocnemius

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ORIGIN: condyles of femur. INSERTION: calcaneus. ACTION: plantar flexion

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Fibularis longus

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ORIGIN: head and lateral surface of fibula. INSERTION: medial cuneiform, metatarsal I. ACTION: plantar flexion, foot eversion.

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Masseter

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ORIGIN: zygomatic arch. INSERTION: angle of mandible. ACTION: elevates mandible

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sternocleidomastoid

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ORIGIN: manubrium of sternum, medial clavicle. INSERTION: mastoid process of temporal bone. ACTION: neck flexion, head rotation

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pectoralis minor

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ORIGIN: ribs 3-5. INSERTION: coracoid process of scapula. ACTION: pulls scapula forward and inferior

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Deltoid

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ORIGIN: lateral clavicle, acromion and spine of scapula. INSERTION: deltoid tuberosity of humorous. ACTION: arm abduction and rotation.

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biceps brachii

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ORIGIN: coracoid process of scapula, margin of glenoid cavity. INSERTION: radial tuberosity. ACTION: supination of foramen, flexion of elbow.

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Rectus abdominis

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ORIGIN: pubis. INSERTION: xiphoid process, costal cartilage 5-7. ACTION: flexion of lumbar vertebral column.

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parallel bundles of myofilaments make up

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myofibrils

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parallel bundles of myofibrils make up

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one muscle fiber

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this wraps each muscle fiber

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endomysium

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parallel bundles of muscle fibers make up

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fascicle

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this wraps each fascicle

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perimysium

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parallel bundles of fascicles make up

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whole muscle

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this wraps the whole muscle

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epimysium

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