last minute before mooscles test Flashcards

1
Q

describe skeletal muscle

A

MANY nuclei, long cylindrical, voluntary, contract rapidly and tire easily, STRIATIONS

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2
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smooth muscles

A

no striations, involuntary, spindle shaped, ONE NUCLEUS, slow and sustained contraction

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3
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cardiac muscle

A

striations, involuntary, spiral bundles

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4
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functions of the muscular system

A

movement
posture
stabilize (tendons)
generate heat

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5
Q

what does Na+ do

A

starts muscle contraction flows into cell

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6
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what does K+ do

A

flows out of cell

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7
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Ca+

A

allows 2 parts to bind together

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8
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sarcolemma (HUSK)

A

plasma membrane of muscle cell

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9
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myofibril

A

organelle responsible for contraction and relaxation

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10
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Z-disk

A

dark part of I band

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11
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H zone

A

light part of I band

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12
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is Myosin a thick or thin filament?

A

THICK

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13
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is Actin a thick or thin filament?

A

thinny

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14
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process of muscle contraction:

A

sarcomeres shorten muscle (sliding filament mechanism)

actin and myosin filaments slide past one another

heads on myosin attach actin filaments

attach and detach, fueled by ATP

occurs in all sarcomeres in cell so muscle contracts

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15
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ATP generation

A

creatine transfers a phosphate group to ATP

aerobic respiration breaks down glucose for ATP at first

lactic acid formation then breaks down glucose for anaerobic

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16
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muscle fatigue

A

happens due to a lack of oxygen

17
Q

flexion?

A

decreases angle between two bones

18
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extension?

A

increases angle of joint

19
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rotation?

A

round and round, baby!

20
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abduction (think of actual abduction!)

A

moving away from midline of body

21
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adduction

A

moving towards midline of body

22
Q

what does circumduction combine

A

flexion, extension, abduction, adduction.

23
Q

endurance exercise leads to what?

A

stronger, more flexibility, less fatigued, increased blood supply, more mitochondria, NOT A BIG INCREASE IN MUSCLE SIZE

23
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resistance exercise?

A

muscle strength, size of muscle cells increase, more connective tissue.

24
Q

how many joints do muscles cross

A

one! at lease

25
Q

describe 2 attachments of muscelrs

A

origin (less mobile), to insertion (movable)

26
Q

during contraction, INSERTION MOVES WHERE?

A

towards origin