Lab Final Flashcards
effect of increasing stimulus voltage on isolated skeletal muscle
increased stimulus=increased active force produced by the muscle
treppe
when muscle comes to rest before contracting again but each contraction is stronger than the next
wave summation
rapid stimulation without full rest in between
unfused tension
incomplete tetanus
fused tension
complete tetanus
what happens to force when muscle fatigues
decline in maximal force of muscle
what are major causes of fatigue
ion imbalance
accumulation of lactic acid in muscle
isometric contraction
muscle remains same length as tension is produced
isotonic contraction
muscle shortens when tension is produced
white matter in brain location
inner
grey matter in brain
outer
white matter
fast signaling
grey matter
slower
meninges of brain
pia mater
arachnoid mater
dura mater
nerve coverings
group of axons covered by fascicle
group of fascicles covered by perineurium
bundles of fascicles and blood vessels covered by epineurium
grey matter vertebrae location
inner
white matter vertebrae location
outer
dorsal horn of spinal cord
sensory information from periphery
ventral horn of spinal cord
where motor output originates
lesser occipital nerve serves
skin of posterolateral aspect of neck
greater auricular nerve serves
skin of ear and skin of parotid gland
transverse cervical nerve serves
skin of anterolateral aspect of neck
supraclavicular nerve serves
skin of shoulder and clavicular region
ansa cervicalis nerve serves
infrahyoid muscles
segmental branches nerve serves
deep muscles of neck
phrenic nerve serves
diaphragm
axillary nerve serves
deltoid
musculocutaneous nerve serves
flexor muscles of arm
median nerve serves
flexor muscles, palm and digital muscles
ulnar nerve serves
flexor carpi ulnaris, intrinsic hand muscles
radial nerve serves
posterior muscles of hand and forearm
dorsal scapular nerve serves
levator scapulae
long thoracic nerve serves
serratus anterior
subscapular nerve serves
teres major, subscapularis
suprascapular nerve serves
supraspinatus, infraspinatus
pectoral nerve serves
pectoralis major and minor
illiohypogastric nerve serves
skin of lower abdomen and hip
ilioinguinal nerve serves
skin of external genetalia
genitofemoral nerve serves
skin of external genitalia
lateral femoral cutaneous nerve serves
skin of lateral thigh
obturator nerve serves
muscles of medial thigh
femoral nerve serves
skin of anterior medial thigh
sciatic nerve serves
tibial: skin of posterior leg
common fibular: skin of anteriolateral leg
superior gluteal nerve serves
gluteus medius/minimus
inferior gluteal nerve serves
gluteus maximus
posterior femoral cutaneous nerve serves
skin of butt, posterior thigh
pudendal nerve serves
skin of external genitalia
origin of parasympathetic
brain stem, sacral region
origin of sympathetic
lateral horns of gray matter in thoracic and lumbar
location of parasympathetic ganglia
close to target organ
location of sympathetic ganglia
close to spinal cord
length of parasympathetic axons
long preganglionic
short postganglionic
length of sympathetic axons
short preganglionic
long postganglionic
parasympathetic branching
minimal
sympathetic branching
extensive
functional role of parasympathetic syst
rest and digest
functional role of sympathetic syst
fight or flight
neurotransmitter of parasympathetic
acetylcholine
neurotransmitter of sympathetic
pre- ACh
post- ACh, epinephrine, norepinephrine
effect of parasympathetic
specific, local
effect of sympathetic
widespread
cervical plexus
lesser occipital 2-3
greater auricular 2-3
transverse cervical 2-3
supraclavicular 3-4
segmental branches 1-5
phrenic 3-5
brachial plexus
auxillary C5-6
musculocutaneous C5-7
ulnar C8-T1
radial C5-8, T1
median C8-T1, C5-7
dorsal scapular C5
long thoracic C5-7
Subscapular C5-6
suprascapular C5-6
pectoral C5-T1
lumbar plexus
iliohypogastric L1
ilioinguinal L1
genitofemoral L1-2
lateral femoral cutaneous L2-3
obturator L2-4
Femoral L2-4
Sacral plexus
sciatic L4-S3
superior gluteal L4-S1
inferior gluteal L5-S3
posterior femoral cutaneous S1-3
pudendal S2-4
cranial nerves
olfactory
optic
oculomotor
trochlear
trigeminal
abducens
facial
vestibulocochlear
glossopharyngeal
vagus
accessory
hypoglossal