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CHPT 10 Flashcards

1
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Define Electrical Excitability

A

ability of a muscle fibre/ cell to respond to ap (muscle and nerve cell communication)

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Contractibility

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ability of muscular tissue to contract forceful by ap

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Extensibility

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ability of tissue to stretch to an extent without rupturing

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Elasticity

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ability of tissue to return to go length and shape after contraction

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5
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Belly

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main body of muscle, connected by tendons to skeleton

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6
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Structures of Skeletal Muscles

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Belly, 3 CT layers

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Epimysium

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dict, outer covering of entire muscle

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Perimysium

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covers muscle fascile

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Endomysium

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covers muscle fiber/cell

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10
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Fasicle

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bundle of muscle

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11
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Deep fascia structure

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dict

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12
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Deep fascia function

A
  • separate individual muscle
  • bind muscles with similar function
  • form sheath to help distribute nerves, bv, lymphatic vessels
  • fill spaces b/w muscles
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13
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Myofibrils

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  • contain alternative lighter and darker bands, tiny strutter in sarcoplasm
  • contain contractile and structural proteins
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14
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Sarcolemma

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plasma membrane of muscle fibre

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15
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Sarcoplasm

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cytoplasm of a muscle fibre

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16
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T Tubules

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fluid channels that carry ap

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Sarcoplasmic Reticulum (SR)

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  • similar to ER, fluid-filled

- contains terminal cisterna

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Cisterna

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store and Ca2+ for muscle contraction

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19
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Myosin

A
  • thick filament
  • contractile protein
  • motor protein (converts chem e to mechanical e)
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20
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what moves during muscle contractions

A

myosin heads

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21
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Actin

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  • thin filament
  • contractile protein
  • contain regulatory proteins
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22
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contractile protein

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actin and myosin

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23
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Regulatory protein

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troponin and tropomyosin

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24
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tropomyosin

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covers myosin binding sites on actin

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25
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troponin

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  • chills on actin

- moves tropomyosin during muscle contraction when Ca2+ attaches to it

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26
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Sarcomere

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  • distance between z-lines

- function unit of muscle contraction since filaments don’t cover entire cell

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27
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H-zone

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think filament only

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28
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I-zone

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  • thin filament + z-line

- light

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29
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A band

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-covers entire length of myosin

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30
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M-line

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holds myosin in middle

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31
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Z-line

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  • actin only

- separates sarcomeres

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32
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What happens to the Z-line during muscle contraction?

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distance b/w shortens

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33
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What happens to the A band during muscle contraction?

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nada, because it represents myosin and myosin doesn’t move

34
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what happens to the distance between the I and the h band during muscle contraction?

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shortens

35
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what happens to the m-line during muscle contraction?

A

nothing but the z-line is a lot closer to it

36
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Organization within skeletal muscle

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skeletal muscle (covered by epimysium) —–> fascicle (covered by perimysium) —-> muscle fibre/ cell (covered by endomysium) —-> myofibril (made of actin and myosin)

37
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How do skeletal muscles cause movement?

A

by entering force on tendons, which pulls on the bone

38
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Origin

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the attachment of a muscle tendon to the stationary bone. (bone that doesn’t move)

39
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Insertion

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the attachment of the muscles other tendon to the moveable bone

40
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Agonist/ Primary mover

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contracts to cause an action ex.) Biceps Brachii

41
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Antagonist

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stretches and yields to the effects of the prime move, opposes the action of the agonist ex.) Triceps Brachii

42
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Synergist

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muscle taht assits agonist/ prime mover

43
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Arrangement of Fascicles

A
  • parallel
  • fusiform
  • circular
  • triangular
  • pennate: unipennate, bipennate and mulitpennate
44
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What type of fascicle is sternohyoid muscle?

A

parallel

45
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What is an example of a fusiform muscle?

A

Digastric muscle

46
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What type of fascicle is orbicular oculi muscle?

A

Circular

47
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Example of a triangular muscle?

A

Pectoralis Major

48
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Extensor Digtorum longus muscle

A

unipennate fascicle

49
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Bipennate fascicle

A

Rectus Femoris muscle

50
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Deltoid muscle

A

multipennate

51
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Shape of muscles

A

deltoid, rhomboids (triange), tricep (3 heads), bicep (2 head),

52
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Location of muscles

A

intercostal, pectoralis

53
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Attachment of muscles

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temporalis, nasalis, zygomaticus, scm

54
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Size of muscles

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maximus, longus, vastus (huge)

55
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Orientation of muscles

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rectus (straight), oblique, transverse

56
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Relative Position of muscles

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lateral, internal, medial, external, sub (under)

57
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Function/ type of movement of muscles

A

adductor, levator (lifter), flexor, extensor

58
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rhomboid is the

A

diamond shape of a muscle

59
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deltoid is the

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triangular shape of a muscle

60
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trapezius is the

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trapezoid shape of a muscle

61
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serratus is the

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saw-toothed shape of a muscle

62
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orbicularis is the

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circular shape of a muscle

63
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pectinate is the

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comb-like shape of a muscle

64
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piriformis is the

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pear shape of a muscle

65
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platys is the

A

flat shape of a muscle

66
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quadratus is the

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square, 4 sided shape of a muscle

67
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gracilis is the

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slender shape of a muscle

68
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rectus is the

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straight, direction of a muscle

69
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transverse is the

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horizontal direction of a muscle

70
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oblique is the

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slanted direction of a muscle

71
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maximus is the

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largest, size of the muscle

72
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minimus is the

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smallest size of the muscle

73
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longus is the

A

long size of muscle

74
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brevius

A

small size of muscle

75
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latissimus

A

widest size of muscle

76
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longissimus

A

longest size of muscle

77
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magnus

A

large size of muscle

78
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major

A

larger size of muscle

79
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minor

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smaller size of muscle

80
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vactus

A

huge size of muscle

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