Chapter 18: Muscle contraction and movement Flashcards

1
Q

At what part of body lifts that female and male has distinguish different muscular strength?

A

upper body lift (bench press)

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2
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Does the concentric contraction accelerate or decelerate? eccentric?

A

concentric contraction accelerate

eccentric contraction decelerate

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3
Q

What muscle type that generate the greatest force? highest velocity?

A

pennate, bipennate, multipennate

parallel fibers in a fusiform manner

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4
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What does the maximal velocity depend on?

A

the cycle rate of number cross bridges

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5
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What does the maximal force depend on?

A

the number of cross bridges

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6
Q

What determine the maximal number of cross bridges?

A

the sarcomere length (2-2.25)

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7
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What does 1RM measure?

A

dynamic resistance strength

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8
Q

Identify the three most probably causes of fatigue during short-term, high-intensity
anaerobic exercise.

A

depletion of PC stores
lactate interferes with cross-bridgings
accumulation of hydrogen ions

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9
Q

Identify the three most probable causes of fatigue during long-term, moderate to
heavy, submaximal aerobic exercise.

A

depletion of glycogen
accumulation of hydrogen ions
lactate interferes with cross bridging

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10
Q

What are the two uniques cause of muscle fatique in static exercise?

A

Occlusion of blood flow

Inhibition of motor cortex via sensory fibers in muscle

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11
Q

What are the exercises use whole contraction of muscle?

A

dynamic, static and isokinematic exercise

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12
Q

What is the dynamic exercise?

A

Exercise in which muscle forces vary as due to change of muscle length accordingly to the movement around joints

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13
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Isotonic exercise

A

Exercise in which the muscle force is constant

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14
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Isokinetic exercise

A

exercise in which velocity of contraction is constant

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15
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Isokinematic exercise

A

exercise in which whole muscle contraction rate of limb displacement and joint is held constant

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16
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Isometric exercise

A

exercise in which the length of muscle fiber is constant (velocity is zero)

17
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Static exercise

A

exercise in which there is no displacement or joints movement

18
Q

What exercise create the greatest force? least force?

A

eccentric dynamic exercise

concentric dynamic exercise

19
Q

what determine the force generated in muscle fibers?

A

neural factors ( frequency of stimulus and the recruitment of # of motor neurons)

20
Q

Length-tension relationship

A

The greatest force is generated is when at the optimal length of sarcomere (2-2.25)

21
Q

What happen when muscle fibers contract at optimal length?

A

the number of cross bridges are greatest

22
Q

Force-velocity relationship

A

the shortening velocity increases when the force decreases

23
Q

How does the muscle perform with prestretch?

A

muscle fibers generate greater force with prestretch without

24
Q

What happen when exercise damage the skeletal muscle?

A

It cause the leaking membrane, increase Ca2+, which degrade Z-disc and cause inflammation

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Treatment for DOMS?
Anti-inflammation drugs | Massage, Compression
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What is delay-onset muscle soreness?
the condition which you feel pain when palpate your muscle, occur 8hrs after exercise and peak from 24-48 hours and disappear after 96 hrs
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What are the laboratory methods to measure the muscular strength?
EMR: measure the motor units recruitment Isokinetic: force, velocity, power Force transducer: muscle static strength and endurance
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What cause the decline in muscle strength?
muscle mass degrade - 25% for both male and femal loss of contractile properties of muscle fibers reduced activation of motor units, denervation
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Does the ST lose more than FT when aging?
No, they are losing both equally