Form and Action at joints Flashcards

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Q

How does the skeletal muscle cause movement at synovial joints

A

Attaches to bone
Muscle structure
Type of contraction
Where it crosses a joint

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2
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Level arrangement…

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determines function

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3
Q

Example of first class lever

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See saw, scissors

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3
Q

The anatomical levers are

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Bone
Joint
Muscle contraction
Weight of what is being moved/load

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3
Q

Second lever class function

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-Effective at overcoming heavy loads
-Load between fulcrum and force

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4
Q

The classes of levers

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First second third

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5
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First lever class function

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-Stabilises joint positon
- Fulcrum between force and load

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6
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Example of second class lever

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Wheelbarrow, bottle opener

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7
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Third lever class function

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-Large range of movement, speed
-Force between fulcrum and load

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8
Q

Example of third class lever

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tweezers, fishing rod

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9
Q

Muscle form determines function depending on

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  • Length of muscle fibres
  • Number of muscle fibres
  • Arrangement of muscle fibres
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10
Q

Length of muscle fibres explain

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-Fibres can shorten up to 50% of resting length
-If large ROM required - long muscle fibres

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11
Q

Fibres can shorten up to what percentage of resting length

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50%

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12
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If a larger ROM is required,

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the longer the muscle fibres will be

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13
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Number of muscle fibres explain

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  • Tension is directly proportional to the cross sectional area
  • Greater number of fibres = greater cross sectional area and greater tension
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14
Q

Two types of muscle arrangement

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Parallel and pennate

15
Q

Explain the parallel muscle arrangement

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  • Fibres are arranged vertically between muscle tendons/attachments
  • Smaller cross sectional area, greater shortening
16
Q

Explain pennate muscle arrangement

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  • Fibres are arrange obliquely between muscle tendons/attachments
    -Greater cross sectional area, lesser shortening
17
Q

Concentric

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-Muscle is active, develops tension
-Tension is greater than load
-Muscle shortens
-Change in joint position

17
Q

Muscles can contract in three ways which are

A

Concentric
Eccentric
Isometric

18
Q

Eccentric

A
  • Muscle is active, develops tension
    -Tension is lesser than load
    -Muscle elongates, pull in opposite direction by another muscle/gravity
    -Change in joint position
19
Q

Agonist

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creates movement

20
Q

Isometric

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-Muscle is active, develops tension
-Tension does not outweigh load
-No change in length of muscle
-No change in joint position

21
Q

Types of muscle roles at a joint

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Agonist
Antagonist
Stabiliser
Neutraliser

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Antagonist
opposes/controls movement
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Stabiliser
holds joint still
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neutraliser
stops unwanted movement
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Agonists acts...
concentrically to create a movement at a joint
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Antagonist acts...
eccentrically to oppose and control the movement
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Stabilisers holds..
a joint still and prevents the movement of a joint
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When holding a heavy book, what happens with the biceps brachii
The role of the biceps brachii is the stabiliser, in action it is isometric. There is no change in the length of the biceps brachii and no movement at elbow joint
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Neutralisers eliminates...
an unwanted movement caused by another muscle
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Concentric actions of muscles
Anterior - flexion Lateral - abduction Medial - adduction Posterior - extension
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What influences the movements a muscle produces at a joint
Its structure, location and type of contraction
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Muscle action and role changes...
depending on the movement