4.2 joints and motion. 4.2 muscles Flashcards

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what are joints

A

the point of contact between elements on a skeleton that are moveable or rigidly fixed together with the supporting parts

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what is another name for freely moveable joints

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diathroses

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3
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what holds diarthrosis together

A

hyaline cartilage

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4
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what is a example of a diarthrosis joint

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elbow, shoulder, and ankle

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what are three distinguishing features of a synovial joint

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  1. contains synovial fluid
  2. has a synovial membrane
    3.has hyaline cartilage over bone surface
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what is the tool used to measure the angles of resulting movement or various joints in the body

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gonimeter

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extension is?

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the unbending movement that increases the angle between the bone of the limb

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abduction is?

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movement away from the middle line of the body

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adduction is?

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movement toward the middle line of the body

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circumduction is?

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one end of the appendage that remains stationary while the other makes circular motion

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rotation is?

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moving a bone around its axis

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12
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depression is?

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downwards movement of the scapula or manible

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13
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elevation is?

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upward movement of the scapula or mandible

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dorsiflexion

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movement of foot towards the upper surface of the body

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plantar flexion

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movement of foot towards the ground/ away from body

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16
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rule #1 of muscle rules

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muscles have at least two attachments and cross at least one joint

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rule #2 of muscle rules

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muscles always pull and get shorter

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rule #3 of muscle rules

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the attachment of muscles=insertion, attachment that remains still=origin

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rule #4 of muscle rules

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muscles decrease angle between=flexor, increase angle=extensions

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rule #5 of muscle rules

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muscles work in opposing pairs

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rule #6 of muscle rules

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muscle striations point to the attachments and show direction of pull

22
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the three characteristics of skeletal muscle

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voluntary, striated, on bones

23
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the three characteristics of smooth muscle

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involuntary, non-striated, arteries-veins-intestines

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three characteristics of cardiac muscle

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involuntary, striated, walls of heart

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why is ATP critical for muscle contractions
it breaks the cross-bridges that free the myosin to get ready for the next contraction
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what is the smallest unit of muscle
sarcomere
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where are calcium ions released
the sarcoplasmic reticulum
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what role does troponin play in muscle contraction
promotes muscle contraction
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what role does tropomyosin play in muscle contraction
blocks muscle contraction
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movement and example of a hinge joint?
knee, hand, foot ____back and forth movement with connecting only in middle
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movement and example of ball and socket joint?
shoulder and hip_____rotation within the socket
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movement and example of a pivot joint?
neck/head____rotation, back and forth
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movement and example of a condyloid joint?
wrist and elbow___move over surface with bottom connected
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movement and example of a plane joint?
between carpal bones and clavical___parts move in unison side to side
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movement and example of saddle joint
the upper part of the breast bone____back and forth, bottom bone moves according to the top bone