final exam review part 1 Flashcards

1
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what are the three types of muscle ?

A

skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

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2
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what does skeletal muscle attach to?

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bone

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3
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what types of bone is striated?

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skeletal and cardiac

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4
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is skeletal muscle voluntary or involuntary?

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voluntary

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5
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is cardiac muscle voluntary or involuntary ?

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involuntary

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6
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where is cardiac muscle located?

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in the heart

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7
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where is smooth muscle located?

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blood vessels and hollow organs

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8
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what are some functions of the muscular system?

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movement, maintain posture, respiration, communication, and contraction

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9
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what is contractility ?

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the ability for a muscle to contract

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10
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what is excitability?

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a muscles response to stimuli

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11
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elasticity is ___

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the ability for a muscle to recoil

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12
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skeletal muscle attaches to _____

A

the skeletal system

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13
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what does striated mean ?

A

horizontal lines can be seen under a microscope

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14
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what is sarcoplasm ?

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the cytoplasm of a muscle cell

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15
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what is the sarcoplasmic reticulum?

A

The smooth ER of a skeletal cell

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16
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explain what a myofiliament is

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a protein thread that forms sarcomeres in skeletal muscle

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17
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what are the 2 types of myofiliament?

A

actin and myosin

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18
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which myofiliament is thin ?

A

actin

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19
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describe what a sarcomere is

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the smallest part of a muscle that contracts

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20
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what separates the sarcomere from another sarcomere?

A

the z line

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21
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for actin what 2 proteins help bind?

A

troponin ans tropomyosin

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22
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which is the dark band, A or I

A

the a is the dark band, remember this because d comes before L in the alphabet

23
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what is a motor neuron?

A

the cells that stimulate contraction

24
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explain what the neuromuscular junction is

A

the synaptic junction between the axons and fibers

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what is a synapse?
a junction between a nerve cell and another nerve/muscle cell
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what happens to myosin and actin when a muscle contracts?
they slide past each other
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when muscles relax, what happens to the sarcomere?
it gets longer
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why is the neuromuscular junction important?
each muscle cell is innervated by a specific motor neuron
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what does the action potential do?
stimulates the neuron
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describe how an action potential happens
the action potential travels down to the presynaptic terminal, the calcium opens, acetylcholine is released into the terminal, the sodium Chanel is opened
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how are muscle fibers excited ?
with electricity
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what part of the cell is more negative in electrically charged cells?
the inside
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what part of the cell is more positively charged in electrically charged cells?
the outside
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when there is an electrical charge difference across the membrane, what do we call this?
resting membrane potential
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inside the cell, which element is more highly concentrated?
potassium
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outside the cell, which element is more highly concentrated?
sodium
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when there is a leak channel, what diffuses in vs out
sodium diffuses in, potassium diffuses out
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what reverses the resting membrane potential?
the action potential
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what is depolarization?
when the excess of potassium is diffused into the cell, the cell's inside becomes more positive
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what happens if threshold is reached?
an action potential is fired
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after depolarization, what happens to the muscle fiber ?
it returns to the polarized state
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what does calcium bind to?
the thin filaments
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which part of the actin myofilimant does the calcium bind to?
troponin
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where do we get the energy to contract muscles?
ATP
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describe muscle relaxation
acetylcholine is no longer being released, action potentials stop, the cross bridge stops
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describe muscle contraction
muscle is stimulated by neuron, stimulation excites fibers, depolarization occurs, calcium is released to contract the muscle
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what is a motor unit?
single neuron and the fibers it innervates
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what is muscle mass loss called?
atrophy
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what connects muscle to bone?
tendons
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what is an agonist muscle?
a muscle who works with other muscles to do a specific action
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what is an antagonist muscle?
a muscle who performs the opposite action
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what is the primary muscle of respiration?
the diaphragm
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what does the deltoid do?
flex, extend, and abduct arm
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what is the purpose of the rotator cuffs?
to stabilize the shoulder joints