Muscle Flashcards

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Function of CT?

A

aids in contraction (flexion and extension), connect muscle to bone, provide structure and transmission of the force of contraction, nutrition - via vessels

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2
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Functions of muscle?

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locomotion, peristalsis, parturition, regulation of vascular diameter, pump blood

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Smooth muscle function?

A

peristalsis, vascular system (blood flow and pressure), parturition, vomiting, piloerector muscles, airway constriction/relaxation, pupil diameter

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4
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Smooth muscle location?

A

blood vessels, GI tract, urogenital tract

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5
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Where is the tunica muscularis located?

A

GI tract

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6
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Function of nexus?

A

communication, spread of contraction

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7
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Function of caveolae?

A

neurotransmitter uptake

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8
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Skeletal muscle function?

A

locomotion, chewing, voluntary

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9
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Shoulder Sweeney?

A

neurogenic atrophy: damaged nerve leading to muscle atrophy

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10
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What bacterium is the cause of Blackleg in young beef steer?

A

Clostridium chauvoei

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11
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Which ion release stimulates contraction?

A

Ca++

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12
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What is the mechanism of contraction of skeletal muscle?

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in the presence of ATP and Ca++ the myosin heads extending from the thick filaments pivot, pulling the actin thin filaments toward the center of the sarcomere

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Function of T-tubules?

A

conduct impulses from the sarcolemma into the cell and to the sarcoplasmic reticulum

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14
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What is hypertrophy?

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increased cell size, leading to double muscling

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15
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What is a mechanism of white muscle disease?

A

selenium and vitamin E deficiency; common in small ruminants; affects cardiac muscle

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Function of cardiac muscle?

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rhythmic contraction, blood circulation

17
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What is the function of the following: gap junctions, desmosomes, intercalated discs, and purkinje cells?

A

Gap Junctions: communication
Desmosomes: adhesion
Intercalated discs: lowered electrical resistance
Purkinje cells: conduction

18
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What is monensin in the horse?

A

left ventricle of part of the horse heart: muscle arythmia, death, necrosis