Ch 10: Muscular System, Locomotion, and Support Flashcards
exam
brace bones across joints, movement; move materials through the digestive tract, airways, blood; vessels, ducts; vocalization; heat production
muscular system
muscle-specific proteins that organize into myofilaments
actin and myosin
embryonic mesodermal mesenchyme cells elongate to become ____________ that cause muscle growth
myoblasts
after myoblasts cease dividing, they become _____________, or ______________
myocytes/muscle fibers
type of muscle tissue; long, multinucleate cells; overlapping actin and myosin myofilaments; neurogenic contraction; ends in motor end plates; voluntary
skeletal muscle
type of muscle tissue; mononucleate cells; actin and myosin irregularly aligned; no fatigue; involuntary; blood vessels and visceral organs; unitary and multiunit fibers; neurogenic
smooth muscle
type of muscle tissue; mononucleate cells; myofilaments overlap, interlaced disks; myogenic contraction and rhythm; modulated by neurogenic control
cardiac muscle
muscle contraction results from actin-myosin interaction; myofilaments arranged in myofibrils
sliding filament hypothesis
muscle attachments
tendons, aponeuroses, periosteum
tension % by the length of muscle fiber
tension-length curve
tension from actin-myosin interaction
muscle contraction
shortening of muscle against constant load
isotonic contraction
little if any shortening of muscle
isometric contraction
force developed * distance through which force works = ?
work
flexion and extension, protraction and retraction, adduction and abduction, pronation and supination
antagonistic muscle action
muscle fiber with long straight connection to two points
strap
muscle fiber with tapered tendon connection to two points
fusiform
muscle fiber that looks like a sheet made up of many layers
unipennate
muscle fiber with a tapered tendon and 90-degree resultant connections to three points
bipennate
results from the Archimedes Principle
buoyancy
frictional and pressure drag resist motion; reaction of water resolves into lateral and forward thrusts; lateral thrusts tend to cancel each other; forward thrusts are additive.
Archimedes Principle
increased length of spine = ?
increased length of lever
no angle of a ________________ can change without _________ ____________.
parallelogram, others changing
locks the parallelogram in horse’s knee
patella
distal insertion = ? , proximal insertion = ?
strength, speed