Exam 3 Flashcards
Epimysium location
exterior of muscle
epimysium function
separates muscle from surrounding tissue
perimysium location
surrounds fasicles
perimysium function
contains blood vessels and nerve supply
endomysium location
surrounds individual muscle cells
endomysium function
contains capillaries, nerve cells, and stem cells
fascicles
bundles of muscle fibers
sarcolemma
cell membrane of a muscle fiber
sarcoplasm
cytoplasm of muscle fiber
sarcoplasmic reticulum
membranous structure surrounding each myofibril
sarcomere
contractile units of muscle
motor unit
all muscle cells controlled by a single motor neuron
Thin filaments are made of ___
actin
Thick filaments are made of ___
myosin
I bands contain ____
Only thin filaments
I band location
End of one A band to the next
A bands contain ___
thin and thick filaments
A band location
length of thick filament
M line location
center of the A band
M line function
proteins help stabilize thick filaments
H band location
either side of the M line
H band contains ___
thick filaments only
Z line consists of ___
protein actinis
Z line function
interconnect thin filaments of adjacent sarcomeres
Titin location
extends from thick filaments to Z line
Titin function
keeps thick and thin filaments aligned, helps restore resting sarcomere length after contraction
Myofilament function
responsible for muscle contraction
sarcoplasmic reticulum function
helps transmit action potential to myofibril
terminal cisternae
SR chambers attached to T tubule
Cisternae function
concentrate Ca2+ and release Ca2+ into sarcomeres
tropomyosin function
prevents actin-myosin interaction
troponin function
binds tropomyosin to G-actin
F-actin function
binds to myosin
F-actin
twisted rows of G-actin
origin
stationary or less moveable attachment
insertion
moveable attachment
agonist
produces a particular movement
fixator
immobilizes origin of an agonist so tension is exerted at the insertion
synergist
reduces unnecessary movement
antagonist
opposes or reverses a movement
CNS consists of ___
spinal cord and brain
CNS functions
process and coordinate sensory data, motor commands, brain functions
PNS consists of ___
all neural tissue outside the CNS
PNS functions
deliver sensory info to CNS
Afferent division
CNS
Efferent division
peripheral tissues
SNS function
controls voluntary and involuntary muscle contractions
ANS function
controls subconscious actions
Sympathetic division function
stimulating effect
Parasympathetic division function
relaxing effect