General features of muscles, muscular auxiliary structures Flashcards

1
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Locomotion system

A

muscles and accessory structures:

fascia, tendon, bursa

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2
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Function

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Moves parts of body and body as a whole. Lines body cavities

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3
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Different muscles

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Visceral (smooth muscles)
vessels
glandular ducts
hollow organs

(Striated muscles)
Cardiac
Skeletal: locomotor apparatus

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4
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Parts of skeletal muscles:

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Point of origin (puncta fixum)
Point of insertion (puncta mobile)
Muscle belly (venter)
Tendon (tendo)
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Point of origin

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puncta fixum
prox.
normally fixated

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Point of insertion

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puncta mobile
dist.
at highly mobile part

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7
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Muscle belly

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fleshy part= head

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8
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Tendon

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Tendo, attachment of musle belly to bone. Not allways present

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9
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Aponeurosis

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Flat bigger “tendon”, white sheet for m.planum (flat muscles)

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10
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Tendon (which muscles)

A

m.fusiform (spindle muscle)

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11
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Different muscles

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m. fusiform(spindle), m.planum (flat/strap), mm.pennate (short/longer)

sphincter muscles, circular muscles

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12
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Pennate muscles

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Muscle fibers running, obliquuly to its tendon. Genreallt allows higher force production.

unipennate, bipennate, multi/quartipennate

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13
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m.fusiform (spindle), has some structures:

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two-bellied muscle,

two headed muscle and the “regular” single head (m. fusiform)

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14
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Pysiological cut

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shows how strong the muscle is, parallel to the fibers

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15
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Layers of the muscle

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Endomysium (inner layer, around a muscle fiber)

Perimysium (around a bundle of muscle fibers) =fasiculus

Epimysium (around all fasiculus) = muscle

Fascia (around the epiysium)

Attachment by tendon/aponeurosis –> skeleton

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16
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Fascia superficial capitis

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m. masseter, temporalis spf

17
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Fascia superficial cervicalis

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lig. nuchae, ventral neck

18
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Fascia superficial truncus

A

shoulder–> gluteal region

19
Q

Fascia superficial FL

A

antebrachii

20
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Fascia superficial HL

A

fascia lata + crural

21
Q

Tendon acts as …

A

passive tension band

for spindle muscle: tendon
for flat/strap muscle: aponeurosis

22
Q

Tendon sheet

A

Vagina tendinis
smooth sliding over bones

synovial and fibrous layer ( lubrication)

23
Q

Two-bellies muscle

A

m. semispinalis (biventer)

24
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Two headed muscle

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m. biceps brachii, m.triceps brachii