Muscle action, Nervious System, Neurons Flashcards

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Muscle contraction

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Pulls both and towards the muscle valley (moves both bound towards each other)

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Isometric

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Joint angles remain consent
Static contractions

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Concentric muscle action

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Muscle develops tension while shortening
muscle force is greater then resistance

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Eccentric muscle action

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Muscle develops force while lengthening
Muscle force less then applied force

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5
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Cerebral cortex

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highest level of control
Sensary stimall

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Basal ganglia

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Next lower level
Controls postures and equilibrium
Learned movement
Balance and rhythmic activity’s

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Cerebellum

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Sensory impulse
Provides feedback relative to motion
Contras timing and intensity of muscle activity

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Brain stem

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: Integrates ins activity through excitation and inhibition of desired neuromuscular functions
Mataiaing a wakeful state
Most specific control
Complex spinal reflex

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Spinal card

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Common pathway betweenPNS sand CNS
Most specific control
Complex spinal reflex

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Nervous system (p.n.s)

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  1. Sensory (afferent) -nerves bring impulse from peripheral aspect of the body to c.n.s
  2. Motor (efferent) -Nerves carry impulses away from Th c.m.s
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Spinal nerves

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8 cervical nerves
12 thoracic nerves
5 lumber nerves
5 sacra
1 coccygeal nerve

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12
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Plexuses _cervical plexus (c1 - c4)

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Most muscles in neck

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Plexuses-brachial de Oxus (C5-t1)

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Motor and sensory function to upper extremity, scapola

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Lumbosacral plexus (L1-S4)

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Motor function of lower trunk, lower extremity perineum

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Intercostal (Thoracic: T2-T12) nerves

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Direct innovation

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16
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Neutrons

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Motor neurons (efferents): transmit pulses away from braire, spinal cordto muscles
Sensory neurons: transmit impulses to spinal cord and brains from all parts of the body
Interneurons:central or connecting neroun that conduce impulse from sensory neorons to motor neurone

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Stretch reflex

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  1. Rapid muscle stretch occurs
  2. Impulse is sent to the CNS
  3. CNS Activates motor neurons of muscle
  4. Muscle contracts