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Muscle Flashcards

1
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individual muscle cell/ muscle fiber

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myocyte/ sarcocyte

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2
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muscle cytoplasm

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sarcoplasm

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3
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muscle plasma membrane or plasmalemma

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sarcolemma

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4
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muscle type responsible for movement of skeleton that is under voluntary control

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skeletal muscle

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5
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____ % of body mass is skeletal muscle

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40 %

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6
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_____ synthesize contractile proteins which assemble into sarcomeres

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myotubes

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7
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connective tissue that surrounds individual muscle fibers

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endomysium

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8
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several muscle fibers bound together into _____

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fascicles

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9
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connective tissue surrounding fascicles

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perimysium

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10
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entire muscle. surrounded by _____ and is continuous with tendinous attachment

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epimysium

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11
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type of muscle fibers that are small fibers with large amounts of myoglobin; use primary aerobic respiration for oxidative metabolism; large number of mitochondria; resistant to fatigue

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type 1 slow twitch fibers

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12
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type of muscle fibers that are large with less myoglobin and fewer mitochondria; use primary anaerobic glycolysis from energy production; abundant glycogen; extensive sarcoplasmic reticulum for rapid Ca release; fatigue rapidly

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type 2 fast twitch fibers

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13
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breakdown of actin and myosin from extreme exertion

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rhabdomyolysis

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14
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increase in cell size coming with exercise; due to increase of mitochondria and volume of contractile proteins

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hypertrophy

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15
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decrease in cell size due to immobilization or disuse

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atrophy

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16
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with increased age, progressive loss of skeletal muscle fibers not replaced

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sarcopenia

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17
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small myogenic cells adjacent to sarcolemma that proliferate following injury and differentiate into myoblasts; primary regeneration of skeletal muscle

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satellite cells

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18
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modified skeletal muscle fibers called ______ associated with modified nerve endings

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intrafusal fibers

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19
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muscle spindles located within belly of muscle that are sensitive to changes in length

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neuromuscular spindles

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20
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golgi tendon organs located within tendon sensitive to changes in tension

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neurotendinous spindles

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21
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individual muscle fibers are composed of ____

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myofibrils

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22
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myofibrils composed of numerous ______ or _______ in parallel bundles

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myofilaments; contractile proteins

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23
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thin myofilament

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actin

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24
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thick myofilament that gives skeletal muscle its striation

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myosin

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25
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actin and myosin present in __:___ ratio in skeletal muscles

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2:1

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26
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actin and myosin overlap in ___ band but not in ___ band

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A; I

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27
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myofibrils arranged in ___ which are functional units of M cells

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sarcomeres

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28
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______ act as anchoring points for actin myofilaments

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z-discs

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29
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site where skeletal muscle innervated by motor nerve

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neuromuscular junction

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30
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dilated terminal portion of axon surrounded by myelin that rests on sarcolemma

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motor end plate

31
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dilated terminal portion of axon that is not surrounded by myelin

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terminal bouton

32
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space between motor end plate of nerve and sarcolemma of muscle; bridged by chemical neurotransmitter

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synaptic cleft

33
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chemical neurotransmitter used in muscle tissue

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acetylcholine

34
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extensive network of tubules continuous with sarcolemma; indirectly links extracellular space with ER and intracellular environment

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transverse tubules (T-tubules)

35
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forms triad with ends of T-tubules; enlarged portion of ER on either side of T-tubule

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terminal cisternae

36
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total number of muscle fibers contracting at any given time determines strength of overall contraction

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graded response

37
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group of muscle fibers supplied by single motor neuron

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motor unit

38
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increase in number of motor units firing within a muscle

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recruitment

39
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degenerative wasting disease that leads to muscle weakness due to genetic defect in muscle protein that leads to cell death

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muscular dystrophy

40
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autoimmune disease caused by production of antibodies to acetylcholine receptors that leads to muscle weakness

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myasthenia gravis

41
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rhythmic, wave-like contractions independent of neurological stimulation seen in smooth muscle

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inherent contractility

42
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single central nucleus is seen in _____ muscle

A

smooth

43
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nuclei migrate to periphery of cell and lose ability to proliferate in _____ muscle

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skeletal

44
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actin and myosin filaments present in ___:____ ratio in smooth muscle

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15:1

45
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T/F Myofilaments in smooth muscle are arranged in sarcomeres

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False

46
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intracytoplasmic structures that provide attachment sites for actin that are functionally equivalent to z-discs

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dense bodies

47
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T/F Smooth muscle lacks troponin complex that controls myosin binding

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True

48
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binds and activates myosin cross-binding in smooth muscle

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calmodulin

49
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T/F Smooth muscle lacks T-Tubule system and terminal cisternae of ER

A

True

50
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functional equivalent of T-tubules in cell membrane of smooth muscle

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caveolae

51
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smooth muscle fibers contract as a unit

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single unit (tonic smooth muscle)

52
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smooth muscle individual fibers contract independently

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multi unit (phasic smooth muscle)

53
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glandular epithelial cells can differentiate in _________ cells

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myoepithelial

54
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sac-like fibrous connective tissue that surrounds the heart

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pericardium

55
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outermost layer of heart made of squamous mesothelium on external surface of heart; supported by underlying fibroblastic connective tissue and adipose tissue; convex

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epicardium

56
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blood vessels and nerves located within ______

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subepicardial layer

57
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cardiac muscle; thicker in ventricles than atria;

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myocardium

58
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arrangement of contractile proteins into sarcomeres similar to skeletal muscles composed of __ t-tubule and ___ cisternae of ER, located at z disc

A

1;1

59
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lines atria and ventricles, covers heart valves and is composed of simple squamous epithelium; supported by subendothelial fibroblastic connective tissue, interspersed with reticular fibers and smooth muscle; thick in atria than ventricles; concave

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endocardium

60
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cardiac valves contain layer of fibrous connective tissue called __________ covered by endothelium

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lamina fibrosa

61
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the ability to contract independent of stimuli that is exhibited by individual cardiac myocytes

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inherent automaticity

62
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specialized connections between cells in cardiac muscle that enhance spread of contractile stimulus between cells and allow synchronous contractions; provide increased surface area for attachment of myofibrils between adjacent cells

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intercalated discs

63
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cell junctions that make up intercalated discs

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desmosomes, fascia adherens, and gap junctions

64
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bind individual myocytes together laterally and on ends

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desmosomes

65
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join ends of muscle fibers in intercalated discs

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fascia adherens

66
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located laterally; provide ionic communication between cells, synchronize contractions and allow muscle to behave as a syncytium in intercalated discs

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gap junctions

67
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SA node, AV node, bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers make up the ________

A

conduction system of heart

68
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pacemaker located at junction of superior vena cava and right atrium; generates impulses that induce contraction of atria

A

SA node

69
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as impulses travel across atria, they stimulate the _____ which delays impulse and give atria time to contract; located between right atrium and ventricle

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AV node

70
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impulse travels down interventricular septum via _______ that branches into left and right AV bundles within the interventricular septum

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bundle of his

71
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fibers further subdivide in ventricular myocardium and ramify into ________ within subendo and subepicardium off ventricular free wall that gradually merge with myocardium, initiate ventricular contraction

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Purkinje fibers

72
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_____ stimulation increases heart rate (para or sympathetic)

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sympathetic

73
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_____ stimulation decreases heart rate (para or sympathetic)

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parasympathetic

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