Exam 3 Learning Outcomes Flashcards

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Describe the hierarchy of structural components that comprise skeletal muscle

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Identify the structural components of sarcomeres

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3
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Describe the structure and function of each protein found in the thick and thin myofilaments

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4
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List the steps that occur during excitation-contraction coupling within the skeletal muscles

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5
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Explain the key steps in the sliding filament mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation

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6
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List the energy consuming steps in skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation

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Describe the structure of a motor unit and how it is used to generate twitch contractions

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Identify the main differences between the three different types of skeletal muscle fibers

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9
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Explain the concept of skeletal muscle summation and how it is used to generate muscle contractions of differing strengths

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10
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Describe the differences in the structure of smooth muscle cells vs. skeletal muscle cells

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11
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Compare multi-unit smooth muscle tissue with single-unit smooth muscle tissue

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12
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Compare the mechanism of smooth muscle contraction to the mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction

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13
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Describe the types of fuels (macronutrients) that are commonly used as energy sources within an animal’s body

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14
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List and describe the five primary digestive processes that allow the digestive system to acquire nutrients from the foods that the animal eats

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  1. Ingestion - take into the body through mouth
  2. Movement of Food - passage of food along GI tract
  3. Digestion - breakdown of food into smaller units that can be absorbed from lumen of GI tract into the bloodstream
  4. Absorption - passage of digested components of food from lumen of GI tract into the blood for distribution to all body cells
  5. Defecation - elimination of indigestible substances from the GI tract as feces
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15
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Describe the digestive events that occur in each chamber along the GI tract

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16
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Explain how the digestive processes are regulated by the nervous system and the endocrine system

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17
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Describe the mechanisms used to absorb the major types of nutrients (monosaccharides, amino acids, lipids) from the lumen of the small intestine into the bloodstream

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