Chapter 10 11 Final Flashcards
What is Myology?
Myology is the study of structure, function
& Diseases of muscles.
640 muscles in human body
What are the functions of muscles?
- Movement
– Stability
– Protection
– Control of passageways, blood flow
– Heat production
– Glycemic control
Structural and functional
differences between the three types of muscles (skeletal, smooth and cardiac).
Skeletal- voluntary, long-threadlike muscle fibers, multiple nuclei, and striations, associated with skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle-line internal organs, fusiform shaped (spindle-shaped cells), one nucleus, no striations, involuntary
Cardiac= found in heart, straited, involuntary, one or two nuclei
What is a
fascicle, fascia, epimysium, perimysium, endomysium?
fasicle= bundle of muscle fibers within a muscle
fascia=sheet of connective
tissue that separates muscles
epimsyium= dense regular
connective tissue that surrounds
the entire muscle
perimysium= fibrous
connective tissue that surrounds
a fascicle
endomysium= fine sheath of
reticular fibers surrounding each
muscle fiber
What are tendons, aponeurosis,
and retinaculum?
Tendons – a fibrous band
- Biceps brachii, Achilles tendon
Aponeurosis— broad, flat sheet
of tendon (palmar aponeurosis)
Retinaculum— band of
connective tissue under which
tendons from different muscles
pass
What are the contractile and regulatory filaments in the
muscles, know their role in muscle physiology?
Contractile proteins (shortening the muscle fiber)—myosin and actin do the work
* Regulatory proteins (act like a switch to determine when a fiber can and cant contract)—tropomyosin and troponin
What are the modes of ATP synthesis
during immediate, short term and long term exercise?
immediate exercise= phosphagen system is used for energy
short term= glycogen-lactate system is used
long term exercise= aerobic respiration used
What is the cause for muscular
dystrophy?
muscular dystrophy= hereditary when the muscles weaken and gradually get replaced by fat and and fibrous scar tisue
caused by a recessive trait