lab seven: powerlab one - muscle structure, function and electromyography Flashcards

1
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frequency

A

number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit time

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2
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amplitude

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height of the wave from baseline to crest

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3
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waveform

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shape and form of a signal

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4
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wavelength

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length from the crest of one peak to the crest of the next peak

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5
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what are the three muscle tissue types?

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skeletal, smooth, cardiac

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6
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myo, mys, sarco

A

prefixes that refer to muscle

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7
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skeletal muscle

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do the majority of the work for locomotion and support of the animal skeletal, making up about 40% of the cell mass of the body

*VOLUNTARY

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8
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one muscle cell

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made up of muscle fibers organized into fascicles

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9
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muscle fibers

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muscle cells

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10
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muscles use the chemical energy stored in _____, to produce mechanical energy in directed movements

A

ATP

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11
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patients with loss of muscle function is most commonly a consequence of what?

A

upper motor neuron lesions

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12
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upper motor neuron lesions

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strokes damaging neurons in the brain

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13
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excitability

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muscle cell membranes having an electric charge differential which can be changed upon stimulation (such as through neurotransmitters binding) to ultimately produce an intracellular muscle response

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14
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contractility

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muscle cells shortening when stimulated

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15
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extensibility

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muscles cells stretching, sometimes more than their resting length

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16
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elasticity

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muscle cells, after being stretched, recoil to the resting cell length

17
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an entire muscle will also have within it, _____, _____, and _____

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nerves, blood vessels, connective tissue

18
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how do nerves and blood vessels enter the muscle?

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near its center; then they branch throughout the muscle running through the connective tissue sheaths epi-, peri-, and endomysium

19
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tendons

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connective tissues that attach muscle to bone

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