Test 1 Flashcards
(41 cards)
What type of contraction occurs in the quadriceps
Eccentric
ATP is required for what during muscle contraction
Muscle relaxation only
Smooth muscle:
Found in walls of most internal (hollow) organs
Contraction/ relaxation
Digestive tract is an example
Order of fiber recruitment
1, 2a, 2x
Which ion is most important for depolarization
Sodium
Of membrane potential changes from -70 to -55 what will happen
An action potential will occur
What are 3 muscle types
Smooth, skeletal and cardiac
Sensory impulses that result in subconscious control of posture are in what part of the brain
cerebellum
Cardiac muscle
Only found in heart
Involuntary
General sensory input from muscles and joints is processed in the
Parietal lobe
Which of the following is it associated with the sympathetic nervous system
Bronchodilation
Type 1 muscles fibers are
Fatigue resistant
If someone is having sobriety test trouble..
Cerebellum
At rest which neuron ion gates are open
Calcium
If the net effect of all graded potentials is hyperpolarization what will occur
Nothing will occur
What is the correct order of contraction events
- T-Tube AP
- Calcium released
- Cross bridge cycling occurs
- Calcium gathered in
Skeletal muscles are
Voluntary
Moves skeleton
When the sarcolemma depolarizes which ion is involved
Sodium
What type of ion channel is found only on axons
Ligand regulated sodium gates
Which motor unit will be recruited first and why
The motor unit with the smallest motor neuron due to SIZE PRINCIPLE
Why does a sarcomere that is too short or too stretched produce less force?
Not as many cross bridge cycling can form
What type of rate coding will produce the most force
Tetanus
Where do the highest levels of thought and perception occur
Cerebral cortex of the Gray Matter
A motor unit with a neuron:fiber ratio of 1:20 will be innervating what?
Tensor tympani muscle of the ear drum