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