Chapter 10: Naming Muscles Flashcards

1
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origin

A

beginning spot for muscles. Also known as the head. The on-moving end of the muscle

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2
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insertion

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The moving end of the muscle. The insertion moves closer to the origin

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3
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belly

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located between the origin and insertion

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4
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tendon

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tendons attach the muscles to the bones. It typically stretches fromt he belly to the attachment point

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5
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aponeurosis

A

a very broad sheet-like tendon

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6
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agonist

A

a muscle that does an action. The bicep flexes

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7
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antagonist

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a muscle working opposite to the agonist

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8
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synergists

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muscles that work together to create a mvoement.

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9
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prime mover

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plays a major role in causing a synergistic movement

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10
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fixators

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smaller muscles that help in stabilizing the synergistic movement

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11
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what are the five ways muslces are categorized by name?

A

circular

convergent

Parallel

Pennate

Fusiform

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12
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circular

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fascicles are arranged in a circle around an opening and act as a sphincter to close the opening

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13
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convergent

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broadly distributed fascicles converge at a single tendon

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14
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parallel

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fascicles lie parallel to one another and to the long axis of the muscle

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15
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pennate and the three sub categores

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fascicles originate from a tendon that runs the length of the entire muscle.

unipennate

bipennate

multipennate

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16
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fusiform

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fascicles lie parallel to the long axis of the muscle. The belly of the muscle is larger in diameter than the ends. The fascicles taper at one end.

17
Q

lever system and the three types of levers

A

muscles and their tendons and bones act together

fulcrum

weight

pull

18
Q

Class I lever

A

The fulcrum is between the pull and the weight. Like a seesaw.

19
Q

Class II lever

A

the weight is located between the fulcrum and the pull. Like a wheelbarrow where the wheel is the fulcrum.

20
Q

Class III Lever

A

The most common type of levers in the body, the pull is between the fulcrum and the weight.

21
Q

How many muscles are in the human body?

A

roughly 656 muscles.

22
Q

What are the seven ways muscles are named?

A

location

size

shape

orientation of fascicles

origin and insertion

number of heads

function