Week 7 appendicular muscles Flashcards

1
Q

Muscles on lateral side of body

A

abductors (move away from mid line)

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2
Q

Muscles on medial side

A

adductors

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3
Q

Muscles on inner surfaces of a joint

A

flexors

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4
Q

muscles on outer surfaces of a joint

A

extensors

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5
Q

splanchopleure

A

mesoderm + endoderm

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6
Q

Somatopleure

A

mesoderm + ectoderm

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7
Q

3 layers of mesoderm

A

epimere, hypomere, mesomere

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8
Q

which layer of mesoderm gives rise to somites

A

epimere

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9
Q

3 divisions of somites

A

dermatome, myotome, and sclerotome

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10
Q

radial nerve

A

supplies the extensor muscles of the upper extremity

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11
Q

ulnar and median nerves

A

supply the flexor muscles of the upper extremity

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12
Q

only ventral rami form

A

a plexus

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13
Q

dorsal rami

A

extend

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14
Q

ventral rami

A

flex

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15
Q

brachioradialis action

A

flex elbow

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16
Q

anconeus action

A

extension elbow

17
Q

extensor carpi radialis action

A

extension and abduction of wrist

18
Q

extensor carpi ulnaris action

A

extension and adduction of wrist

19
Q

Toes are

20
Q

tibialis and fibularis muscles are

21
Q

Normal resting membrane potential tends to

A

force K+ out of cell

22
Q

normal resting membrane potential tends to

A

drive Na+ inside

23
Q

Epimysium

24
Q

Perimysium

25
Endomysium
muscle fiber
26
sliding filament
muscle contraction
27
Cross-bridge formation
activated myosin head attaches to action forming the cross bridge
28
power stroke
myosin head pivots and pulls actin toward center
29
detachment
requires ATP, now active site is available to form another cross bridge
30
serial homologies
similar structor on different locations
31
Cranial ventral
obturator
32
cranial dorsal
femoral
33
caudal ventral
tibial
34
caudal dorsal
peroneal