Exam 2 Flashcards

chapter 10

1
Q

muscle pull never

A

push

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2
Q

do muscles lengthen

A

no they shorten with contraction

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3
Q

muscle anchors to bone=

A

at least 2 points of attachment

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4
Q

fixed end, usually most stationary/ proximal end of muscle

A

origin

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5
Q

more movable end, usually distal end of muscle

A

insertion

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6
Q

with contraction muscles shorten, insertion end moves towards

A

origin end

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7
Q

can action be counteracted by another group and is so what

A

typically on opposite portion of limb or trunk

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8
Q

muscles fall into different categories depending on movement of the

A

movement

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9
Q

prime movers, major force for movement. flexion action

A

agonists

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10
Q

example of an agonist

A

biceps brachii

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11
Q

oppose movement, counteracts agonist. extension. prevent hyperextension

A

antogonist

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12
Q

example of antagonists

A

triceps brachi

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13
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aid agonists in promoting same movement. reducing undesireable/ unnessary movements

A

syngergists

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14
Q

two examples of synergists

A

brachialis and brachioradialis

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15
Q

helps maintain upright posture, stabilizers. stabilizes origin area while insertion is moving

A

fixator muscles

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16
Q

Fascicles in circle around opening, Act as Sphincters to close

A

circular

17
Q

example of circular muscle shape

A

orbicularis oculi

18
Q

Fascicles converge, Wide area - Common tendon. Triangular shape.

A

convergent

19
Q

example of convergent muscle shape

A

pectoralis major

20
Q

fasiciles feathered to long axis. largest ROM

A

parallel

21
Q

example of parallel muscle shape

A

rectus abdominus

22
Q

fasicicles feathered from common tendon

A

pennate

23
Q

3 classes of pennate

A

uni and multipennate, bipennate

24
Q

1 side of tendon (semimembraneous)

A

unipennate

25
Q

2 sides (rectus femoris)

A

bipennate

26
Q

multiple directions around central tendon (deltoid)

A

multipennate

27
Q

fascicles run length of muscle, wide belly with tapered ends

A

fusiform

28
Q

example of fusiform muscle shape

A

biceps brachii

29
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A