M106 Muscular system review Flashcards

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A persons ability to survive depends on his or her ability to?

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Adapt

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Skeletal muscle cells appear ______ under a microscope

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Bundles

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3
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Describe the shape of muscle cells

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Threadlike and cylindrical

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4
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Skeletal muscle cells contain multiple

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Nuclei

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5
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Each fine thread found under a microscope is a muscle cell aka

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Muscle fiber

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6
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Which type of muscle tissue is striated and voluntary

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Skeletal

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7
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Which type of muscle tissue has dark bands called intercalated disks

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Cardiac

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8
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Nonstriated muscles are also known as

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Smooth muscle

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Smooth muscle cells are taper at each end, lack striations and have only one _____

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Nucleus

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10
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This kind of muscle is found in blood vessel walls and many hollow organs

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Smooth

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11
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Smooth, nonstriated, involuntary muscle is sometimes called

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Visceral

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12
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Every movement we make involves muscle ____

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Contraction

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13
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A skeletal muscle is an

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Organ

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14
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A skeletal muscle is composed of _______ &________

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Striated muscles& connective tissue

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15
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A muscle attachment to the more stationary bone is its?

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Origin

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16
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A muscle attachment to the more moveable bone is known as the ?

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Insertion

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17
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The body of a muscle is also known as the

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Belly

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18
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_____ anchors muscle to bone

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Tendons

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19
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______ are made of dense fibrous connective tissue

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Tendons

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20
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Small fluid-filled sacs

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Bursa

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21
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These lie between tendon and bone

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Bursa

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22
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These are made of connective tissue& lined with synovial membrane

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Bursa

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23
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A _____ makes it easier for a tendon to slide over a bone when the tendons muscle shortens

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Bursa

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24
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Some tendons are enclosed with _______ ______ tube-shaped structures lined with synovial fluid to facilitate movement

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Tendon Sheaths

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Prefixes meaning muscle
Myo- mys- sarco
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Each skeletal muscle fiber is filled with 2 kinds of very fine threadlike structures called ______ &________
Thick and thin myofilaments
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A protein that forms thick myofilaments
Myasin
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A protein that forms thin myofilaments
Actin
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The basic functional unit of skeletal muscle
Sarcromere
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The basic contractile unit of skeletal muscle
Sarcromere
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The basic building block of compact bone
Osteon
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These separate sarcomeres from eachother
Z-lines
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Muscle contraction causes the ____&_____ to slide together and shorten the sarcromere
Mysin&actin
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______ _____ ______ explains how a skeletal muscle contracts
sliding filament theory
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For contraction to take place, this mineral must be present
Calcium
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The energy used for muscle contractions
ATP
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The primary functions of the muscular system
Heat production, movement, pulling, stability
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Muscles move bones by ______ them
Pulling
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When muscles contract they become
Shorter
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The muscle that is mainly responsible for producing a movement
Prime mover
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Muscles that Help* produce movement
Synergist
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Muscle that relaxes when the prime mover contracts
Antagonist
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These muscles produce the opposite action of the prime mover
Antagonist
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Type of specialized skeletal muscle contraction for maintaining body position
Tonic contraction
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In tonic contraction, few muscle fibers shorten at one time resulting in the muscle
Not shortening/moving
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_____ contraction doesnt move body parts
tonic
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________ contraction holds muscle in place
Tonic
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________ ______ maintains posture
Muscle tone
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Good posture puts less strain on? (multiple answers)
Organs, bone, muscle
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Good posture favors _____
function
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Skeletal muscle tone maintains posture by counteracting the pull of _____
Gravity
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_____ tends to pull the head and truck forward/ down
Gravity
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A constant ______ ____________ is necessary for survival
Body temprature
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Healthy human body temp
98.6
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Condition of low body temp for human
Hypothermia
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Condition of high body temp for human
Hyperthermia
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Most of the heat required to maintain body temp is created by
Muscle fiber contraction
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Muscle cells that are repeatedly stimulated without adequate rest decrease in strength& _____ results
Fatigue
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Is it possible for a muscle to lose its ability to contract by being overused?
Yes
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_____ _____ describes the continued increase in metabolism that occurs due to lack of oxygen
Oxygen debt
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List some other body systems aside from muscle that play a role in movement
Skeletal, cardiac, nervous
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Muscle cells are stimulated by a ______ _______ AKA ______ ______
Motor neuron, efferent neuron
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The point of contact between a nerve ending and a muscle fiber is called?
Neuromuscular junction
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A single motor neuron and the muscle cell it innervates is called a?
Motor unit
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___________ is the minimal level of stimulation required to cause a fiber to contract
Threshold
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Because muscle cells contract completely or not at all its typically referred to as ______ ___ ______ response
All or none
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A quick jerky response to a stimulus
Twitch
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A single stimulus & a single response results in a
Twitch
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______ ______ is produced by a series of stimuli bombarding the muscle in rapid succession
Tetanic contraction
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_______ _______ results in a muscle spasm/cramp
Tetanic contraction
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When the muscle changes length and there's movement at the joint its called a ______ contraction
Isotonic
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Examples of this movement include walking, dancing and breathing
Isotonic contraction
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This contraction doesn't always produce movement
Isometric
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Can muscle increase tension but not contract?
Yes
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Repeated ___ _____ makes muscles grow larger and stronger
isometric contraction
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Examples of this contraction include pushing on a wall
Isometric
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Prolonged inactivity in muscles can cause
Disuse, atrophy, muscle weakness
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Increase in muscle size is known as
Hypertrophy
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______ training involves contracting muscles against heavy resistance
Strength
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Strength training results in more _____ not more muscle fibers
myofilaments
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Movement that decreases the angle of two bones at the joint
flexion
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Movement that increases the angle of two bones at the joint
Extension
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Movement toward the midline of the body
Proximal
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Movement away from the midline of the body
Distol