Muscle action, Nervious System, Neurons Flashcards
Muscle contraction
Pulls both and towards the muscle valley (moves both bound towards each other)
Isometric
Joint angles remain consent
Static contractions
Concentric muscle action
Muscle develops tension while shortening
muscle force is greater then resistance
Eccentric muscle action
Muscle develops force while lengthening
Muscle force less then applied force
Cerebral cortex
highest level of control
Sensary stimall
Basal ganglia
Next lower level
Controls postures and equilibrium
Learned movement
Balance and rhythmic activity’s
Cerebellum
Sensory impulse
Provides feedback relative to motion
Contras timing and intensity of muscle activity
Brain stem
: Integrates ins activity through excitation and inhibition of desired neuromuscular functions
Mataiaing a wakeful state
Most specific control
Complex spinal reflex
Spinal card
Common pathway betweenPNS sand CNS
Most specific control
Complex spinal reflex
Nervous system (p.n.s)
- Sensory (afferent) -nerves bring impulse from peripheral aspect of the body to c.n.s
- Motor (efferent) -Nerves carry impulses away from Th c.m.s
Spinal nerves
8 cervical nerves
12 thoracic nerves
5 lumber nerves
5 sacra
1 coccygeal nerve
Plexuses _cervical plexus (c1 - c4)
Most muscles in neck
Plexuses-brachial de Oxus (C5-t1)
Motor and sensory function to upper extremity, scapola
Lumbosacral plexus (L1-S4)
Motor function of lower trunk, lower extremity perineum
Intercostal (Thoracic: T2-T12) nerves
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