CH. 20: Muscular System Flashcards

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Q

makes up walls of hollow organs ie stomach, intestines, and uterus; operates INVOLUNTARILY and responsible for peristalsis

A

Smooth (visceral) muscle

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makes up the myocardium of the heart wall; functions INVOLUNTARILY and responsible for heart’s pumping action

A

cardiac muscle

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attached to bones and operates VOLUNTARILY; maintains posture and generates a large proportion of body heat; all these voluntary muscles together make up the muscular system

A

skeletal muscle

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composed of individual cells, referred to as FIBERS b/c they are so long and thread-like

A

Muscles

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5
Q

these muscles are held together in ________(bundles) by connective tissue

A

fascicles

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6
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sheath of connective tissue that covers each muscle

A

fascia

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7
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attaches the muscle to a bone

A

tendons

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8
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skeletal muscles are stimulated to contract by _____ __________ of the nervous system

A

motor neurons

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9
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the synapse (junction) where a branch of a neuron meets a muscle cell

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neuromuscular junction (NMJ)

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10
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A neurotransmitter released from small vesicles (sacs) in an axon branch at the neuromuscular junction

A

acetylcholine (ACh)

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11
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ACh interacts with the muscle cell membrane to prompt ______ ________

A

cellular contraction

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12
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two special protein filaments in muscle cells that interact to produce the contraction

A

actin and myosin

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13
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______ and ___________ are needed for contraction

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ATP and calcium

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14
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state of firmness aka muscle tone

A

tonus

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15
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_____ work in pairs to produce movement at the joints

A

muscles

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16
Q

as one muscle, the __________, contracts, an opposing muscle, the ________, must relax

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agonist; antagonist

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17
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any muscle that assists the agonist to produce an action

18
Q

point where the muscle is attached to a stable part of the skeleton

19
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point where a muscle is attached to a moving part of the skeleton

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Q

closing the angle at a joint

21
Q

opening the angle at a joint

22
Q

movement away from the midline of the body

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Q

movement toward the midline of the body

24
Q

turning of a body part on its own axis

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circular movement from a central point
circumduction
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turning downward
pronation
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turning upward
supination
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turning outward
eversion
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turning inward
inversion
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bending backward
dorsiflexion
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bending the sole of the foot
plantar flexion
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What are the criteria in naming muscles?
- location (e.g., near a bone), direction of the fibers, size, shape, number of attachment points (heads), as indicated by the suffix -ceps - action, adding the suffix -or to the root for the action
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my/o
muscle
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muscul/o
muscle
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in/o
fiber
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fasci/o
fascia
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ten/o, tendin/o
tendon
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ton/o
tone
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erg/o
work
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kin/o-, kine, kinesi/o, kinet/o
movement