Ch.l Mn&s Systems Flashcards

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System that initiates and modifies activity of muscles

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Nervous system

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2
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System that generates force to rotate body about joint

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Muscular system

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3
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System that rotates bones which provide movement of the body

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Skeletal system

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4
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Bundle of fascicles that are surrounded by epimysium

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Muscle

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5
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Bundle of muscle fibers that surround permission

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Fascicles

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6
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Muscle cell that is surrounded by endomysium

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Muscle fibers

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7
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What do myofilaments have

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Actin(thin)
Myosin(thick)

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8
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Sliding filament theory

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Theory that when actin filaments slide past myosin filaments, it generates muscle tension/contraction

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9
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Outer layer of nucleus

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Sarcolemma

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10
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5 parts of Skeletal muscle fiber cell

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Sarcolemma
Sarcoplasm
Sarcoplasmic reticulum SR
T-Tubules
Mitochondria

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11
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What is between the Z-lines within sarcomere

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H-zone
I-band
A-band

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12
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Basic contractile unit

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Sarcomere

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13
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Protein structures within the cell that contains myofilaments

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Myofibril

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14
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Head attaches to & pulls on actin filament while connected to z-line

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Myosin (thick)

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15
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Surrounded by regulating tryponin I typomyosin

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Actin (thin)

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16
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Region of communication between a neuron and a muscle fiber

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Neuromuscular junction

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17
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Parts of the motor neuron involved in neuromuscular junction

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Axon terminal
Synaptic cleft
Motor end plate

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18
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___ neuromuscular junction per muscle fiber

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1

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19
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SFT: AP in neuron results in release of __ into synaptic cleft

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Acetylcholine (Ach)

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20
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SFT: __ binds w/ receptors on __ leading to generation of an action potential in muscle fiber

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Ach

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21
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SFT: AP in muscle fiber results in release of __ from __

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Calcium Ca+
SR

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22
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SFT: Ca+ binds to _ & _ moves away from active site on actin

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Troponin
Tropomyosin

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23
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SFT: Myosin head attaches to _ forming a crossbridge pulling the _ towards the center of sarcomere

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Actin

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24
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Muscle fiber shortness or lengthens when

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Actin and myosin slide past each other

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A muscles action depends on the interaction between the _ and an external force like…
Muscle force Gravity,object, etc
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Action: muscle force>external resistance
Concentric action
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Action: muscle force
Eccentric action
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Pain/discomfort 24-48hrs after exercise due to muscle damage during ECCENTRIC muscle action
Delayed-onset muscle soreness DOMS
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Action: muscle force=external resistance
Isometric(static) action
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__ contract and produce force but differ in their contractile performance
All muscle fibers
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High oxidative capacity and fatigue resistant
Type I (slow oxidative)
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Moderate oxidative and anaerobic capacity w/ some fatigue resistance
Type IIa (fast oxidative glycolytic)
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High anaerobic capacity and fatigue easily
Type IIx (fast glycolytic)
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T/F: A continuum exists within fiber types for adaptation
True
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Muscle w high composition of Type I fibers
Soleus
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Muscle that has mix of type I and type II fibers
Quadriceps
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Structural division nervous systems
CNS AND PNS
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Subdivisions of Structural divisions
Motor (efferent) division Sensory (Afferent) division
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Functional division nervous systems
SNS AND ANS
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What NS has voluntary functions
Somatic nervous system
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What NS has involuntary functions
Autonomic nervous system
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Fight or flight response
Sympathetic
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Rest and digest response
Parasympathetic
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Basic unit in NS
Neurons
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Nueron that conducts impulses from CNS to muscle
Motor (efferent) nuerons
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Neuron that carries info from periphery to CNS
Sensory (Afferent) nuerons
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What helps with preventing injury within sensory neuron?
Muscle spindle Golgi tendon organ GTO
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Senses rate of change in muscle length within muscle
Muscle spindle
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Activation results in myotatic or stretch reflex =
Concentric action of the same muscle
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Muscle spindles are active during specific activities such as…
Plyometrics Snatch, clean, jerk Jumping
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Protective role within sensory neurons located at junction of muscle & tendon
Golgi Tendon Organ GTO
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GTO: Activation results in … of the acting muscle and stimulates antagonist
Relaxation
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GTO: TF: prevents injury due to excessive force
True
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A motor neuron & muscle fibers it innervates which contains all the same fiber types
Motor unit
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MU: Vary the number that are recruited
Motor unit recruitment
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Motor units are recruited from small type I and larger type II
Size principle
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Increase in firing rate of activated motor units
Rate coding
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Functions of Skeletal system (4)
•Movement •Storage of minerals (e.g., calcium) •Site of blood cell formation •Protect organs and spinal cord
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How many bones in body?
206
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SS: two anatomical divisions
•Axial skeleton: skull, vertebral column, sternum, and ribs •Appendicular skeleton: bones of the upper and lower limbs
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Two types of bones
•Cortical •Cancellous (spongy)
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Bone adapts in response to stress
Wolffs law
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WL: weight bearing exercises increase…
Bone interval density
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Attached muscle to bone and is primarily inelastic proteins
Tendons
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Connects bones to other bones and contains elastic protein *elastin*
Ligaments